Price in USD is $3.84, but if you get PayPal to charge you in GBP it was calculated as £3.04 when I ordered few minutes ago.
Price includes free delivery. I know a lot of people here don't like gearbest (or as most call it gearworst). I suffered too with delayed shipping's but items always arrived so for this price I thought worth the punt.
Its 12volts so you need external 12v power supply which is not included as far as I know.
15 comments
Naz76
7 Aug 16#1
Can these be used to light up a head board or underneath kitchen units?...
staceybaby to Naz76
7 Aug 16#2
Yeah :smiley: they come sticky backed
bestbuy123
7 Aug 161#3
I paid 6 pound for these of eBay and got the power supply with it, and came home within 3 days.
col11 to bestbuy123
7 Aug 161#5
Agreed, your better off getting the whole kit then you know you have the right plugs/power supply and they are cheap on eBay.
had some a couple of years ago to put round gazebos worked great for ages but the constant rolling/unrolling soon starts to crack the contacts in them so I would recommend moving them as little as possible
peaceoff to bestbuy123
8 Aug 162#7
Got a link to the eBay supplier u got yours from please?
aravind_svu
7 Aug 16#4
my order has just been shipped. seems like they really do have them in stock.
michaelfentonplymouth
7 Aug 165#6
do they come with fire extinguishers?
babylon to michaelfentonplymouth
10 Aug 161#9
Cos 12v low amp LED's are a real fire risk.
FoxForce5
10 Aug 16#8
I've got a set of these behind my floating wall my tv & recessed centre speaker is in, work perfectly & have done for two years now.
Planning on using them behind a custom headboard & similar floating wall in the bedroom soon too. Decent price, but as previously suggested it's not much more for the ones with included power supply, so I'd punt for them.
graann
10 Aug 161#10
Why ?
fishmaster
10 Aug 16#11
Because living in an alternate reality is scary.
jeeeeeez
10 Aug 16#12
They're being sarcastic. 12V is quite a low voltage and these require a very low amount of power so the risk of fire is very low with these.
This is a great deal for an RGB strip as I'm guessing it comes with the remote too?
Can anyone suggest a good power supply? DC12V output with 33W (2.8A) minimum rating required for this really. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191887111416 £4.09 for 36w is the best I can find.
stpete456
11 Aug 16#13
I think this is just the LED strip, no controller, no remote, no power supply. Probably better looking for the whole kit, search on geerbest they have the kits from about a tenner or Ebay and find a UK supplier.
jkirwan761
11 Aug 16#14
these any good for stickin to the outside of ure house for christmas
mrbrunes
11 Aug 16#15
I bought these (one warm white, the other RGB) but just got two reels of LED tape. I was mystified as how to wire them up since one had 2 bare wires and the other a 4 pin connector. The gearbest site just refers you to http://www.gearbest.com/cable-connector-_gear/ which doesn't help at all since it just lists hundreds of random items.
The "instructions" (a low res pic on the product page) are also very vague.
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Price includes free delivery. I know a lot of people here don't like gearbest (or as most call it gearworst). I suffered too with delayed shipping's but items always arrived so for this price I thought worth the punt.
Its 12volts so you need external 12v power supply which is not included as far as I know.
15 comments
had some a couple of years ago to put round gazebos worked great for ages but the constant rolling/unrolling soon starts to crack the contacts in them so I would recommend moving them as little as possible
Planning on using them behind a custom headboard & similar floating wall in the bedroom soon too. Decent price, but as previously suggested it's not much more for the ones with included power supply, so I'd punt for them.
This is a great deal for an RGB strip as I'm guessing it comes with the remote too?
Can anyone suggest a good power supply? DC12V output with 33W (2.8A) minimum rating required for this really.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191887111416 £4.09 for 36w is the best I can find.
The "instructions" (a low res pic on the product page) are also very vague.