Pink & Purple LED Lights

Pink or Purple LED Lights

exelent service

Great products and customer service.

The lights are super bright and wow the pink color is amazing!! Both the quality and the customer service could not be better. As a beginner, Evans Designs make the process less intimidating and easy to assemble. If your considering purchasing from them, please don’t hesitate and buy! You won’t be sorry.

This is my first time ordering from Evan Designs after hearing them mentioned on youtube. I was excited to find some items that I haven't really been able to find on other sites. I placed an order, but also had some other questions, so I sent an email to the contact us. I got a response very quickly which I appreciate. My items shipped quickly and shipping costs were very reasonable and realistic where other sites I have ordered from have charged double. I sell online as well, and I know what shipping costs are and it upsets me when people gouge on shipping. I tested out all the LEDs I ordered and they were great. I already placed a second order for others. Thanks!

Using for a new project and these are perfect. Low profile and bright!

Bought 5 of the purple for a mushroom lamp. Wired them up with the two AA battery box, a switch and light sensor from here. Works fantastic! The only bit I didn't get from this site was the wall power supply, it was sold out here. 100% will be using the site again

Will the purple LED cause something to glow/react like a UV or Blacklight would?

I've bought LEDs from you in the past and have really been more than satisfied.

I bought an assortment of pico and I am happy with the brightness and quality of the lights. I ordered the purple pico light for the purpose of charging luminescent paint and it works wonderfully.

The resources Evans Designs provided were incredibly helpful because when I first got the light I tested them out and it wasn't working. I knew that this had to be an error on my part because they tested their lights before sending them out. The issue I was having is that the green wire is stiped at the end and I wasn't connecting it to the black ground wire correctly. It's a little hard to see because it is such a fine wire and I was too excited to play with the lights that I didn't take the time to look closely at the wire. But the video Beginning with Chip LEDs informed me that the wire is stripped at the end and my problem was solved, my lights turned on.

The pink led is brilliant! Very bright and looks great. The purple looks amazing when powered by itself using the 3V coin cell, but every additional LED(using pico and nano) added really dims it down. With the other 5 LEDs in my circuit it was barely visible.