These are nicely made, and come as 4 quater circles on a PCB frame. You have to cut them out yourself. This requires a bit of care, becasue they are set at an angle. I cut the frame in to 4 first then removed the frame from the quater end so I could get a decent cut without stressing the other quaters. The front finish is black, which is quite smart looking. If you want to make a decent looking full circle its worth making a template to guide you whilst soldering the full ring. For those looking to make a clock should note that the Pixel order is anti-clockwise, so you need to do some math to compensate, such as using the Map() function if programming in 'Arduino'. MinPixel = map(mins, 0, 59, 59,0); If you are using the Neopixel Libary you will need to define the type to: PIXEL_TYPE SK6812RGBW Don't for get to add the value for the white pixel: strip.setPixelColor(i,255,0,0,0); Other than that if you have used Nexpixels before then these are easy to use. Enjoy

These are nicely made, and come as 4 quater circles on a PCB frame. You have to cut them out yourself. This requires a bit of care, becasue they are set at an angle. I cut the frame in to 4 first then removed the frame from the quater end so I could get a decent cut without stressing the other quaters. The front finish is black, which is quite smart looking. If you want to make a decent looking full circle its worth making a template to guide you whilst soldering the full ring. For those looking to make a clock should note that the Pixel order is anti-clockwise, so you need to do some math to compensate, such as using the Map() function if programming in 'Arduino'. MinPixel = map(mins, 0, 59, 59,0); If you are using the Neopixel Libary you will need to define the type to: PIXEL_TYPE SK6812RGBW Don't for get to add the value for the white pixel: strip.setPixelColor(i,255,0,0,0); Other than that if you have used Nexpixels before then these are easy to use. Enjoy

These are nicely made, and come as 4 quater circles on a PCB frame. You have to cut them out yourself. This requires a bit of care, becasue they are set at an angle. I cut the frame in to 4 first then removed the frame from the quater end so I could get a decent cut without stressing the other quaters. The front finish is black, which is quite smart looking. If you want to make a decent looking full circle its worth making a template to guide you whilst soldering the full ring. For those looking to make a clock should note that the Pixel order is anti-clockwise, so you need to do some math to compensate, such as using the Map() function if programming in 'Arduino'. MinPixel = map(mins, 0, 59, 59,0); If you are using the Neopixel Libary you will need to define the type to: PIXEL_TYPE SK6812RGBW Don't for get to add the value for the white pixel: strip.setPixelColor(i,255,0,0,0); Other than that if you have used Nexpixels before then these are easy to use. Enjoy

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ok

ok

No problem, works fine.

No problem, works fine.

No problem, works fine.

good Item!

good Item!

good Item!

good

good

good

They are perfect. Thanks!

They are perfect. Thanks!

They are perfect. Thanks!

PERFECT arrived before due date many thanks will buy from this seller again

PERFECT arrived before due date many thanks will buy from this seller again

PERFECT arrived before due date many thanks will buy from this seller again

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These NeoPixel rings are great and easy to get working.

These NeoPixel rings are great and easy to get working.

These NeoPixel rings are great and easy to get working.

will be used for a nice clock

will be used for a nice clock

will be used for a nice clock