Our first set we installed two years ago are still shining brightly with no dead LEDs.

Keep the lights out of your view and use them to flood light from cover because the LEDs are really bright

oops) that you can just break the LEDs you don't want on with a light tap from a hammer, and only those LEDS go out, not the whole roll.... for what its worth

I used these LED's (Premium High Density 3528 Warm White LED Light Strip - 600 LEDs, 3000K, 164 Lumens & 2.6 Watts per Foot, 12V DC, Adhesive Backed) for a kitchen cabinet lighting project.

I used these LEDs to upgrade the lighting in my refrigerator and they worked great

always love leds.. nice white

Here, the individual leds are VERY bright and need to be concealed

All LEDS shine, easy enough to install

Not shown on the graph is that the warm white LEDs draw a bit more current than the cold white LEDs.4

3 leds within a string stop working entirely or flicker).

Great LEDs, very bright.

I got myself some 20 gauge red and black multi-strand wire, a soldering gun, and black heat-shrink sleeves in 4-inch lengths, two 60 Amp transformers, and two 16 foot strands of the HitLights warm white LEDs

I was surprised to see how bright these LEDs actually are

The LEDs on this product are not as bright as the same LEDs on another product purchased from another Wholesaler

I ordered and received the alternate product made by Triangle Bulbs (search Amazon for Triangle Double Density Warm White LEDs)

The received packaging indicated both contained Cool White LEDs but after cutting and installing both discovered that one of the reels was a different variety of LEDs.

The power drop was sufficient to dim the LEDs just enough

(I lined my trunk with the 300 chip led strip - it does not bother the eyes as the 300 leds are not individually real bright.