Very happy with our Govee lights, they look great and the possibilities for light combinations seem to be endless. The AI function in the app is also really cool. The quality of the kit is very high with everything you need in the box. Highly recommended.

I have installed roughly 2,000ft of these lights, and they are an amazing product and value. Even in side by side comparisons against professionally installed lighting these lights 100% compete - its all about preference. Many professionally installed systems are designed to show the actual LED when illuminated. This Govee product, however, faces downward and creates a cone of light on your house - no visible bulb unless viewing from below i.e. second story.The product was well packaged with easy to understand instructions. Plenty of additional support available online. I used their help line the first time I installed the product to go over some technical information and they were extremely helpful.The 3M adhesive on the back of the LEDs is no joke. The kit also includes clips that can be added with a screw( the adhesive on these is good enough to free a hand up, but that's about it). There are not many clips included, maybe one for every 4-5 bulbs? Maybe less? I originally purchased an additional 500 clips and used one per puck on two separate systems. When it came time to do my own house with the 200ft kit, I decided to try only using the adhesive on each LED and zero clips. After a year of Nebraska seasonal changes the lights look as good as they did when installed. I still use clips sporadically when installing for others, can also be helpful for splices and holding wire tight.The only thing I don't like about these lights is no available channel from Govee to hide the wire between lights. Color matching the eaves is easy enough, but for a really sharp look running a piece of vinyl (or whatever surface your working with) between the pucks is the way to go. Raceway channel or something similar is the solution I've come up with when requested. Pretty small gripe that is solved through other methods, just think they are missing the $! Make it plastic, on a roll, with adapters that snap over the pucks.Wiring between peaks, around windows, etc. can potentially require splicing. Have a good pair of small wire strippers and the included connections are easy enough to figure out. One thing to be aware of is each time you splice, you are adding resistance to a low voltage system. Too many splices and you could end up needing additional boosters. I found this out doing a funky roof with lots of transitions and splices. You will also obviously need accessible power. Can simply be an extension cord tucked behind a gutter or most conveniently plugged into an attic or soffit outlet. I add a water proof 9"x11"x5" access panel for power sources plugged in outside, there is quite a bit of cord to hide.The Govee app has a lot going on, but with a few tutorials you can have your lights programmed the way you want. There are tons of premade scenes/styles while its also super easy to create your own. YouTube is full of ideas. One reason I love Govee is how easy it is to integrate their products together. I have 10 different Govee models around my house, and I can easily control all or one of them instantly. Setting a timer to use my outdoor lights as security lighting is a great feature.These aren't the lights with questionable quality. This is a great product with excellent tech support. If you like the look of the Govee light cone, this is worth every penny!

It seems like Govee is selling a lot of these as we are seeing them on a lot of houses. Despite needing to get on the ladder, they were easy to install. The kit included all the connectors and wires needed to skip the non-eve portions of the house. The lights work well and are very adjustable. Connects well to wifi and the app is easy to use. I run them at 3% brightness because our neighborhood is pretty dark and they provide nice ambience.

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