UltraPro 50 Foot LED Rope Lights, Clear Rope, Warm White 3000K, Outdoor

Simple and inexpensive. Glad I got the warm white for this driftwood project. Wound a heavy rope around a nice piece of driftwood and tucked the rope light just underneath. Looks very cool. Wish I had a nighttime pic but this will have to do! Highly recommend.

Great lights! I put them around my duck pen to have some light in winter when it gets dark early. They are bright enough that I can see when cleaning the pen and my ducks enjoy having light for a bit longer. I have them on a timer so that they turn on at dawn I turn them off when I get home from work and I'm able to lock my ducks up and I don't have to worry about them getting hurt because they can't see....the best part is they are budget friendly.

I recently needed a warm white string of rope lights. I need warm white only, no colors. I had a strip of lighting that no longer worked in a recessed area along my ceiling. I only wanted warm white and didn't want to pay extra for additional colors. I couldn't find this in any stores, but of course, Amazon offered the perfect product to meet my exact need! The lights were easy to install in the space, and can easily be turned on/off with a remote control. The lights look beautiful and provide a nice ambiance. These lights are high quality and are an excellent value for your money. I am very pleased with my purchase, and highly recommend it to others.

I purchased these rope lights, and overall, they worked well for my needs. They provide a nice, warm glow and were easy to install. I used them to decorate my outdoor space, and they held up well even in light weather conditions. The flexibility of the lights made them great for wrapping around posts and other areas.However, I feel like they could be a bit brighter, and the plastic casing seems a little thin, which might affect long-term durability. For the price, they’re a solid option, but I believe there’s room for improvement.Overall, I would rate them a 3.5 out of 5. Decent for casual use, but not exceptional.

These are good quality and quite bright. Brighter than expected but I like it.

Very nice wrapped around the railing on my balcony.Plugged them into a timer and I don't have to worry about plugging or unplugging.

Works perfectly for indirect light easy to install

I got the idea for year round rope lights while I was enjoying the 12 Foot Sting of LED Christmas Lights over our front porch. I was impressed with how much light they put out. They lit the entire 5'x16' porch and also added drama to the stone facade of our house. And I wouldn't have to mow around them like with up lights. I first installed some rope lights around the side porch using a 16 foot string. I just used the c-clip hangers that came with the set. I used paint of the same color as the house trim to hide the LED that shone through voids in the molding and drip edge. Under the porch, I taped off 1/2 inch strip pointing straight down to illuminate the door locks and against the wall for drama, then painted the side and top of the rope light. The light is deliberately muted to avoid light pollution to my neighbors. A solar light is mounted nearby and is aimed to come on when my car door is opened.For the front of the house I used (2) 25 foot sections. The outlet for both is right in the middle. Each set wraps around the sides by 5 feet, and are installed to reduce light pollution to both neighbors. I mounted the 25 foot lights in a plastic holder. I used "24 Pcs 39 3/8" x 9/16" x 9/16" Channel PVC Light Mounting Track" and it was more than enough for 66 feet of rope LED light. The channel was less than $40 and 66 feet of rope light was about $55, so the whole project with screws, paint, gorilla tape and watt meter was less than $150 dollars. My $27 Poniie PN2000 Plug-in Kilowatt Electricity Usage Monitor shows that the 25' LED Rope uses about 9.5 watt and the 16' rope uses about 6 watts. So my rope lights illuminate the entire front and mute light down the side for 25 watts. My old 60 watt and 75 equivalents (9 and 13) were 22 watts for two flood style lamps. The channel has thee sides. I found that I could paint the back side of the channel for a muted effect and less glare on the painted molding. I have solar gooseneck lights on my garage, and several Bell and Howell solar spot lights. So, the 25 watts of rope light and two 13 watt motion only LED spots in my rear drive are the only outside lights my electric company has to provide power to. Some of my rope light stayed up an some came down within minutes. I dotted the rope light every foot or so with caulk and it stayed. It will also be pretty easy to swap out the rope light for when I desire a product upgrade.

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I really don't understand some of the previous reviews for this product. Nowhere does it say the lights can be added to other string products. Nowhere does it say there is a remote control to create light effects or power on off, and you always test string lights before you install them to make sure all the lights are working. The product is excellent and creates soft ambient light the full length of my garden. 175 ft strung together with no prospect of overload. 3x50ft + 1x25ft. Good price for a good product.

beautiful while it lasted. Stopped working after 3 months

I didn't use the hardware provided as I have used that type before and found that it isn't very durable. I used zip strips that I stapled to the wood. This works much better. I feel this has added security to my home and we can even bbq at night. It is a very cost effective way to light your outside space.

These are great lights. The only thing that could make them better is if it came with a remote control & there were more lights per inch. But that’s a minor complaint.