Muzata 5Pack 3.3FT/1M V Shape LED Channel Silver Aluminum LED Strip Diffuser Channel with Milky White Cover Frosted Corner Lighting Easy Installation V1SW WW 1M

Simple to mount and the diffusors work OK. I'm using them under my garage eaves to wash a wall next to my deck with diffuse light and it looks great.

One of my 3D printers has some LED light strips near the top. These were previously held in with some 3D-printed parts (one per LED) that were constantly falling off and causing issues. I replaced those with some of this LED channel. The channel is very thin, which makes it easy to cut with a chop saw or hack saw. Even if you use the chopsaw for the channel, I recommend using a fine tooth handsaw for the cover, as it can crack easily on the powered saw. The product comes with two types of end caps. One has a hole in it big enough to route the LED strip wires through (do this before putting the connector on). The product also comes with metal clips. I used a flat-head screw and a t-nut to attach those to the aluminum extrusions on my printer. Then the whole assembly just clicks into the clips. It looks great and greatly reduces the glare.

Helps hide the lights from plain view.

I used these to mount strings of 5630s and 5050s in different rooms.The hardware is extremely lightweight yet sturdy; One channel and the diffuser weigh 3.5oz together, so the entire set of 5 weighs scarcely more than 1lb. I was able to use small poster command strips, one on the ends of each channel. When I saw how small they are, I was expecting them to be flimsy and get deformed by normal handling. On the contrary, the only way you'd be able to deform one is by actively trying.Installing the diffuser was a bit of a hassle. I found it easiest to nock the lower side of the plastic strip in first, and then press the top side in from one end to the other, as if you were sealing a zip-top bag.Because these angle the LED strip at a 45 degree angle, and because LEDs light a 120 degree angle, the do an amazing job of evenly lighting a room.If I had any criticism, it would be that 1M lengths are not as convenient to divvy out as something shorter would be. My walls are 142 and 139 inches long, which are a bit more than 3.5M. This means I couldn't have the strips from corner to corner unless I had the means to cut one of these bars cleanly.

Does the job. The diffusion isn't great with the hue lights I have, resulting in noticeable hot spots rather than a smooth, even glow. The channels also feel a bit flimsy, but fine for what they do. However, for the price, it serves its purpose.

I used these to mount LEDs in a liquor cabinet. It is easy to cut and assemble. No issues and the light diffuses nicely.

I’m glad I read a review on Amazon that suggested using a diffuser for LED under cabinet light strips. This was fairly easy to install. I used heavy duty double back tape to attach it instead of the included clips so I can’t comment on those. The aluminum is fairly soft so if you are using an electric saw to cut it be sure to use some good backing behind the strip. The plastic cover is kind of tricky to get in but if you get one edge started and slide your thumb down the other edge down the length you will get it after some practice.

Overall, this is a good product and a good value. Attaching the lens/cover to the channel to a while to do - but part of that was because I mounted these 8 feet off the floor. The final result is an outstanding lighting rail in the music room that provides uniform lighting. I would recommend this to anyone looking for an enclosure for a LED lighting strip.