The sticky tape on the back of the strips is very tacky, more than I thought it would be

and I used a clear tape to re-enforce it just to make sure it

They all do the same thing and technically you could go buy a roll of RGB LED tape and connectors and do this yourself for probably $20

I think it will hold, but I do have some 2-sided sticky tape for backup.

The tape on the back of these lights is weak

Remote broke, tape was incredibly difficult to peal without paper getting stuck

Remote broke, tape was incredibly difficult to peal without paper getting stuck

but I know LED tape can get brighter

May be a cleaning issue or just poor quality tape

When attempting to adhere the tape, we pushed too firmly where the tape curved around the corner and broke the light strip inside causing it to no longer light up.

The two sided tape it has is good, seen other products and their review said the tape wasn't good

The tape is strong enough on the LED strip to stick to odd bumps/depressions on the back of the TV without issue.

The tape is sticky enough for a good bond and it easily adhered to my TV.

If you make a mistake the sticky tape DOES come off the strip in the spot that touched the TV, but if that in any way affects your strip from staying, JUST USE DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE

The remote feels to be fragile and sometimes dosen't work as It's supposed to

Will be purchasing another set for our bedroom TV as well as for our good friends television, and will hopefully install, as a surprise, while they're outside

I understand they do it for manufacturing purposes, but what fits great at 46 inches doesn't really work as well as at 32

I understand they do it for manufacturing purposes, but what fits great at 46 inches doesn't really work as well as at 32

I don't often use the remote but when I try to it does work as long as you're not too far away