Pros: bright

Cons: connector prongs separated from power wires immediately after opening the package.. The shrinked black plastic tape or whatever it is they used wasn't tight at all and it fell right out. Used some electrical tape to put it back together. Not a huge deal but still, it was brand new.

The adhesive they put on the back didnt stick at all. Infact when we pulled the strip to reveal the sticky side the adhesive came completely off the strip of lights. Used some super77 spray adhesive to restick it.

Pros: Very flexible deep blue LED lights look great when shining through computer vents. They are also practical since I can more easily see the internals of the computer. Blue LEDs match the blue LEDs of a Cougar CPU cooling fan I purchased recently. Light strip looks sturdy and that probably explains the slightly higher price.

Cons: None except that I would have preferred if the wires were encased in a black flexible plastic sleeve to match the rest of the wiring in my Dell Dimension E510.

Other Thoughts: I want to thank the manufacturer for keeping these lights simple and not making them flashy or pulsating different patterns like some of the other LEDs I've read about.

Pros: The color of light from this is really great. I recently discovered that it is even like a black light. I have some yellow highlighters that managed to get near the computer and they virtually lit up.

Cons: The product is still overpriced. The lights get a bit warm for LEDs.

Other Thoughts: I'm getting another set. Although LEDs should last a very long time, I want to keep this light color.

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Pros: Easy to install and super bright.

Cons: none

Pros: Beautiful deep blue color, not the cheesy bright stuff. I'm running along the top of my case where it illumines a black PSU and individually stranded blue cables coming from it. The effect is awesome, almost ethereal. Quite pleased with it.
Is LED, so it should last – it better for this money.

Cons: The main reason I spent $15 on this thing was because some more on who commented elsewhere said that it used a SATA connector. No, it does not. Perhaps they did not know the difference, but this thing is Molex. Fortunately I had a Molex to SATA adapter so I did not have to add another set of peripheral connectors from the PSU.
Second, as others said, do not trust the cheesy double-sided tape. I recommend some silicone rubber cement. Just temporarily tape it into position until it dries. I wired one side of it in.

Other Thoughts: Since you can get pretty much the same thing from other companies for $5, this should probably only sell for $10 at most.

Pros: Great color, good length, allows daisy chain (connecting multiple light strips together), flexible unlike other lighting choices.

Cons: Cables are slightly on the short side but shouldn't be an issue.

Other Thoughts: This product looks great in my Corsair Carbide series 300R windowed mid-size case. I bought two, daisy chained them together, and attached them to the left and right side of my window. In my opinion the picture does not do this product justice, it looks much better in person. I took into consideration the other reviews stating the adhesive loses stickiness and further secured with additional clear tape. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for some lights to add to their computer.

Pros: - Bright for the number of LED
- Easy to install
- Uses SATA type power connector
- Deeper blue tone

Cons: - Stick strip won't last long

Other Thoughts: Would recommend to anyone looking for a good case lighting with a deeper tone of blue.

Pros: Great light, perfect amount of light and doesn't take up too much room.

Cons: Does lose it stickiness so you might have to secure it with better tape when the time comes.