LED Cornhole Lights, Remote Control Cornhole Board Edge and Ring LED Lights, 16Color change by yourself, a great addition for playing Bean Bag Toss Cornhole game at the family backyard at night,2 sets

Bought it as a birthday gift for my boyfriend and he can't wait to use it. We took it out of the box and examined it, seems pretty sturdy.

The media could not be loaded.  This is exactly what I needed for my boards. Easy to install. I did go to the big box store and buy two 20 pack bags of coax cable staples to use instead of the provided brackets for the perimeter lights but used the provided brackets for the circular lights due to the screws being shorter than the nails in the coax staples I got. Great product so far!

These lights are great for our corn hole boards. Not only do they help you see when it's dark outside, but they create a fun atmosphere as well.

Works great as far as lighting up the board and holes as well

The one that works is cool. The other one would’t turn on. Tested the batteries to make sure they were ok and still nothing. Seems like the remote has to be aimed at the little battery box / hub. So if you try to hide the hub under the game board its pointless. No instructions except a little diagram on back of box. The light strip that did work i mounted on the game board was plenty long but not too long. Takes a while to install.. took about 30 minutes a board. At least. Getting in contact with seller to see what they will do about my not working light strip and will update.*Update. Seller sent new set. New set works great. The remote is a little finnicky. But the push button works fine. Will probably lose remote eventuLky anyways. Fine product.

This actually fun with the lights. They were a little work-to install and would have been far better if the Remote worked!!!

Good quality but a few oddities with the battery case require your flexibility. The "handle" to open the case is way too big so there is no real hope to open the case if you screw it down flush like it is supposed to be. I trimmed it off with a Dremel cutoff wheel (it melted as much as it cut) and filed the edge with a fine file. Then there is the fact that there is only one screw-down tab for the battery box. ??? Uh, a minimum of two are required. I'm hoping the one will hold over time. Don't have many elegant solutions beyond PERMANENT glue. Lastly, they don't give you enough screws and clamps in my opinion. This is because the light ring is flexible rather than rigid, so you need a lot (I used 8) around the circumference to hold it away from blocking the hole. That left fewer than the 14 I felt required to attach the lights around the perimeter. I had to add 5 of my own to make up the total of 44 I believe is the minimum (yeah, mine came with 39...an odd number). Top left of the scoreboard is where I drilled a hole to pass the lights between the inside and outside of the board. Ring and battery box on the inside and perimeter lights on the outside.

At first it took a bit of time to figure out exactly how I wanted to position the lights on my boards, but once I decided what look I wanted, it went pretty quickly installing the lights. As for durability, So far they're working fine but I only use them occasionally so I won't know until more time has passed.I do recommend purchasing from this vendor because they answered my questions quickly and were extremely helpful.