100Ft Blue LED Rope Lights, Outdoor String Lights Waterproof Decorative Lighting for Indoor/Outdoor, Camper Lights for Outside, Deck, Patio, Eaves, Backyards Garden, Christmas Decorations

Searched and couldn't find any information on if these would work with a dimmer. Bought the "DEWENWILS Outdoor Dimmer for String Lights" here on Amazon and it seems to work OK with these lights. I am only using about 70 feet so far but, am happy the lights are dimmable. Bought the Warm White lights and think they look good. They aren't yellow like my photo shows but a warm white. One thing I didn't think of while stringing them is that I took them tight in the corners. Now I'm wondering if in the cold of winter if they will shrink enought to damage a wire? Time will tell. I used about 50 of the P stlye clips spacing them about 18". I bought 50 clips and didn't use the ones that came with the lights but they were the same. I'll save the ones that came with the lights for the remainder of the lights if I decide to use them.

These lights are bright and easy to work with.They where actually brighter than expected

Looks great around my palm tree thank you very much

Work great, super bright, splices are a Lil temperamental but all in all the work great

The lights are bright and look good, but I wanted to focus on the connection/splicing which no one really addressed.The connectors are cheap. I broke several pin’s trying to install, and there are not enough if you are looking to do a long run.The connectors are not waterproof, but I found that installing caulk or butyl tape in the ends before the connector can remedy that. You must cut at cut marks (every 3’); look for where the interior light strings end to double check. A clean cut will just have the two primary conductors running through it.Even when installed properly, I had both plug ends and connectors which would sometimes lose contact and have to reposition the run to get it back.I also checked the voltage and was a little surprised they run a step up transformer in the plug end to give you 240v (this is good for long run’s though)Overall I’m happy with the lights (I bought over 400’) but they do have a few issues you’ll have to work through

This is a great way to jazz up a trade show booth! 100' can be a little daunting to work with, but I managed. For my first use, I strung the rope through all the ceiling tent supports, then down the sides.It gave enough light at night when I had no other light in my tent. It's nice to have the reel to stow away when finished with them. This is high quality and I'm sure will last a long time. In the past, I have used rope lights indoors in my booth to curl around items and lay on the floor in my booth. Really an attention getter.

Bought this string to around the inside of our patio ceiling. I find the brightness great for the patio space, but not too bright at all. They were easy to install. I had to cut a section of the rope off as it was too long for my needs. I tried to use the extra piece somewhere else but was unable to get the provided extra connectors to work. Actually, at one point they sparked and smoked when I thought it was connected correctly and plugged in. I even watched the video about how to insert the connectors, but I was never able to figure it out.

Used these outdoors last christmas. Rolled them back on the roller they came with after last season and stored in a tote in the attic. Just pulled them out and half the roll isn't lighting up anymore.