Muzata 6Pack 3.3FT/1M V Shape LED Channel Silver Aluminum LED Strip Diffuser Channel with Milky White Cover Frosted Corner Lighting Easy Installation V1SW WW 1M

The quality of the alu channel is very good and the plastic lens fits well. You have to insure it is fully seated by checking it a few times but not an issue. The little diameter hole on the end caps are too small except for only wires (e.g. 12 volt plug is larger but no problem. just slip it a bit and works fine. Looks very professional when installed in its included mounting clips. Arrived in a very sturdy box so no bending in transit.

In used these in two of my closets with COB LED strips and they are great. Easy installation, and a good price. I sued the included clips, but you could use double-sided tape too. Since they are out of reach, they should last forever.

I have bought this brand of V-channels a number of times. I use them for diffusing led lights in my display cases normally, but this time I bought them as an accent along my ceiling where I planned to set up some RGB lighting. My normal use involves cutting up the channels, but this time since I was running them along the full length of the room, so I was actually using them fully intact, which made me notice imperfections in the manufacturing that previously were not something I paid much mind to. What imperfections you may ask?The aluminum channel ends had burrs still clinging to the edges where they didn't seem to have filed or cleaned them up after cutting, and of the 6 milky white covers I received 2 had 1 inch long breaks at the end. It's fortunate I didn't need all 6, because of course I didn't lay all of them out beforehand to check if any of them were cracked and already had the channels mounted, so a return was hardly an option.So yes, it is certainly no perfect product. It worked out for me, and if you have a metal file the burrs really aren't much of an issue, but if not they can be annoying when you're trying to fit the ends on a channel. I highly recommend checking to make sure all the pieces are intact before putting them up, but especially inspecting the covers. I know it's a pain, but you'll thank me later if you need all of them.Overall, they're a decent product with some quality control issues. They definitely do the job, and if you can get a perfect set you'll have no issues, but make sure you inspect what you get before you're in too deep for a return just in case, because there's nothing worse than being 90% done with a project only to find out the last 10% is not going to happen without ordering replacements.PROs:*Sturdy channel that fits 10mm led strips nicely*Milky white cover does a decent job diffusing harsh led light, but spots are still going to be visible, just soft focus*Covers fit tightly in the channel and feel secureCONs:*Quality control issues - burrs on the aluminum channel ends and broken channel covers are a problem

The media could not be loaded. Functions fine. Super easy installation. Size is perfect. Looks clean. Durability makes it great value for the money.

instead of an adhesive it uses metal clips, the size is good and you can cut it to make it fit. looks nice and sturdy once its up. value is good.

This is quality and light weight. Plenty of options for mounting. We used a high quality 3m double sided tape. It defuses excellently as you can see. You cannot buy the cheapest, large, spaced LED strips, and expect it to diffuse well, like other complained about in the reviews. This pared nicely with this strip light: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09TDTHDSQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Let me just start by saying this does get the job done and works as advertised. It goes in the corner of the wall nicely, diffuses the lights some, probably helps some with the heat dissipation, etc. Sadly this is not a super spectacular product and there are plenty of little things (some may be slightly nit-picky, others lack of experience) to say about them.First off, don't expect to hide the "dots" of the LEDs. At least if you use the TP Link Kasa. Now this wasn't fully advertised to be their "hide the dot" model, so I can't fully knock it for that, however the description led me to think there would be a little more of that than their really is.Next mounting to the wall. I was unable to get any of the included screws to go in without making a small starter hole, though I think something (maybe included in the sparse instructions?) gave me thought I could. Again not a huge deal and something small. Again it adds up. Also, possibly due to that, I did have some trouble with the clips and keeping everything straight and level. I also did run several of these next to each other to make the length I needed and didn't use their (separately purchased) joining kit, so I don't know if that would have made a difference or not.The included plastic end caps and diffuser were also fairly hard to get on... especially the end caps where the plastic actually did NOT fit in the end of the channel and needed to be hammered in to even go in. Also, again at least for the TP Link Kasa strips, the end cap with the hole for the cord is no where near big enough.Again, at the end of the day it does get the job done and honestly I would probably buy it again just because of that. The metal was easy to cut to length, it'd probably be easy to cut for wrapping around a corner also (vs buying their kit), and it does work. Just beware of the few issues/random things you could run into.

I personally think these could be designed a bit better... the clips have tiny screws that are not the easiest to use if you have large hands. The tracks could benefit from something to connect them to each other to hide the connecting seam from not lining up due to ceiling/wall irregularities... (just the opinion of a handy type guy so i took away 1 star for these)Other than that, they are easy to figure out the installation, and cut where needed.Pictures for reference to show where two of the pieces don't line up well.