I have been using the HUE Lightstrip 75" for some time. Unfortunately, the plastic brackets on the corners don't hold on my Samsung TV and I have to glue the corners on again and again. I have already cleaned the surface several times with alcohol and organised new 3M glue but it keeps coming loose. Is there a clever solution with glue? The back of the TV is a bit rough but the double-sided tape should still hold? I have also tried carpet tape, but it still comes off over time due to the weight of the LED strip.

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I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use the same glue as the one used for my samsung, but I'm sure it's a good idea to use the same glue as the one used for my samsung.
I've been using 3M double sided extra strong glue on my Samsung for a while now.

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Shows once again: Don't buy Samsung devices.
The surface of the plastic is probably too porous and/or too curved.

On my Sony, the mounts on the aluminium base stick perfectly.

My tip is to use superglue or silicone glue from a cartridge. After that, however, you will never be able to remove them again.

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I have exactly the same problem.
I'm going to try to 3D print some extra supports to distribute the weight better (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4662919)
I don't see any other solution.

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