AKEPO 16W Fiber Optic Star Ceiling Light Kit for Bright, Ambient Lighting

Camo: The media could not be loaded.  Pain in the ass to install just like all starlight headliners if this is your first time it’ll take a few hours watch a video tutorial on YouTube you will def be happy with the results do everything right it will look just like this great quality product would put it in more vechiles I plan to buy

United States on Aug 19, 2023

Andrew Line: Great product to change up the vibe inside. Absolutely stunned

United States on Aug 15, 2023

Rosetta Schenck: My son loves them worked perfectly for his car

United States on Jun 09, 2023

Benjamin: Perfect

Canada on May 09, 2023

Mo: Looks amazing…however, only thing not working is the twinkle mode

Canada on Apr 09, 2023

Marcela: expensive , do not have long duration

Canada on Mar 28, 2023

Edgar: The media could not be loaded.

United States on Feb 15, 2023

Cs corp: This came with a remote that doesnt work and no batteries. I called amazon and they couldnt help, we contacted the company and heard nothing. Pretty disappointing and now I can't even return it as I waited for a reply to fix this issue.
I dont recommend this product or the seller

Canada on Nov 19, 2022

ZorinZorin: The media could not be loaded.  The overall project took about 3 days (18 hours) of work, lookup YouTube videos, BE WARNED, don’t get in over your head with this it is a big project but well worth it. Start by finding a video of how to remove the headliner, generally secured by screws in the visor and clips on the plastic trim and seal of the vehicle, once the headliner is removed use a colored sharpie and divide it into 4 sections, you can do more if it’s a big headliner as I drew 10 sections as I have a big SUV, then divide the sections by how many fiber optics you got, mine was 10 sections, 550 fiber optic cables, so it was 55 cables per section, I also made 10 sections so I knew the lights would be evenly distributed, then mark your sections with a dot or X to know where to make the holes, use a small drill bit (drill is highly recommended as there are a lot of holes to make) or use a tac, drill all the holes then grab your fiber optic cables and start from the back to front feeding the cables into the holes, make sure you have a good spot to put the light box inside of your trim or if it fits in the headliner, feed all excess Clarke’s through the holes to avoid a...

United States on Feb 07, 2021

Sebastijan Mucenski: got it, works, just when i did it and put it in my car the lights are not bright but some are, its mixed and i dont know what to do? plug and unplug it or

Canada on Oct 08, 2020