WiFi Wireless Recessed LED Deck Lighting Kit, FVTLED Pack of 20 Smart Phone APP Controlled Φ1.38 Half Moon In Ground Outdoor Landscape LED RGB Lights Working with Android & iOS Alexa Echo, Black

I replaced my wood dock with composite and these little recessed LEDs put a beautiful final touch on it! They were super simple to install, the quality is fantastic, and they connected to my Alexa very easily. I definitely have the nicest dock in the neighborhood now. They are low-profile and look elegant during the day, and are ridiculously bright at night (i keep them around 15% brightness otherwise they are blinding! haha). Of course, you can change the colors to whatever you like. The only criticism i can give is that me WiFi router is about 75ft away from the controller and sometimes it has trouble connecting, so just keep that in mind when installing, and make sure you have solid WiFi or add an extender. I emailed customer service asking about extra connectors and they wrote back within 24 hours. Before buying, I read some other reviews about some people who had defective lights (its made in China - its expected) but they were quickly sent replacements, so that made me feel very confident about buying these lights before drilling permanent holes in my new dock. Overall, 5/5, this is a great product and great customer service in case you ever have an issue. Buy with confidence. :)

I ordered 30 of the RGBW bulbs back in April and installed them in my newly built deck in the at the beginning of May as step lights and around the sides of the deck to illuminate my garden.Less than 3 weeks after first installing these lights I have already had two bulbs burn out, despite claims from the manufacturer that these are durable and waterproof. The lights are in spots where they never get any direct contact from peoples shoes or anything, so there is no abuse to them to cause failure.I am getting very frustrated as I have had to replace two bulbs now in two weeks, both of which required removing several deck boards so that I could get underneath to where the wires are.Update: As of 6/3/19 another two lights have died and I have heard nothing from the manufacturer.Update 6/6/19: Three more lights dead as of today, bringing the total to SEVEN dead lights in under two months.You can see in my photos where several bulbs throughout are no longer lit.

I like the LTLED products, but am trying to order them through Amazon instead of from the manufacturer to reduce shipping delays (manufacturer is in China with 4-6wk lead time). Unfortunately, the Amazon ad calls out a 1.9” diameter light and the units shipped are less than 1”. There appears to only be one LED in these smaller units instead of three like the larger ones, so I suspect they are not as bright, but I did not visually verify this.I want 30 of the larger lights for a new deck, but I’m afraid the wrong ones might be shipped from China and it would take 12-18 weeks to exchange them (3 trips) which is just far too long.I can’t find the 1.9” COLOR lights on Amazon that ship from Amazon.I will say that the one (white) light I tested was well made and performed very well, with excellent brightness and dimming control. The cables are too short for any practical installation and the extenders add at least 50% to the price. The 4-wire cables are too small to cut and solder extensions easily which pretty much forces you to their extenders. I have no experience with their power supply or WiFi unit.The wrong size and lack of availability is what drove a 2-star rating instead of a much higher one.

These work great! Bright and seem to be well made.However the wiring doesn't seem to be standard if you want to hook them up to your own controller.For RGBW LEDs you need 5 wires. The wire color should match the corresponding LED color and Black wire is common V+.When I say wire color I'm talking about the wires attached to 5 pin waterproof plugs used on these lights.Now it's possible that the plugs I purchased are to blame:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BQLPVN5/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1I have no idea if there's any kind of standard pin config with these types of waterproof connectors.After tooling around this is the correct wiring for th plugs listed above (the batch I purchased anyway):Red Wire = CommonGreen Wire = Red LEDBlue Wire = Blue LEDYellow Wire = Green LEDBlack Wire = White LEDI've now got these lights working with this instead of the supplied controller:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BY8XH8P/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1Which can be controlled by an Arduino or Raspberry Pi etc. Now I can individually control each light and integrate them into my holiday light system. Just make sure you feed them 12V with a good power supply.

Got these lights and thought they looked great. Simple to install but I needed 30 and one light was DOA. Amazon replaced the light but that took a couple of weeks. Loved the colors and the ability to program but the included remote has very limited range. No problem since I used the app. Unfortunately after two weeks the wireless controller has gone bad. It connects to my network but will not control the lights. Can’t even turn them off. I did everything from fresh installs, resets, router reboots. Doesn’t work. Now waiting on the seller since FVTLED’s response was for the wrong product. Maybe I’ll get to enjoy them once before the end of summer but not if I have to wait for parts from China. I can’t recommend.

So I connected these lights to run some tests, I was able to connect my phone to the device wifi and I was able to test some of the features of the application from my phone. But, there are a few things:1-while setting the device, it asked me to choose my wifi, which I did but it doesn't look like the device is connected to the wifi. The only way for me to control it from my phone is to have my phone connected tp the device WIFI directly (which prevents me to be connected to my home wifi). If I disconnect to the device wifi and connect to my home wifi, then I loose the ability to control the device.2- second thing is that after running my first tests, I unplugged the lights. Then I reconnect a few others but they won't turned on at all. No matter what I do, nothing. I tried with the remote control provided with he package, nothing. And it won't show up anymore in my wifi list. So not sure if the controller is already dead or what.. Anyone had that issue and can advise on h to fix?