While they do have a warmer tone than pure white they have a noticeable greenish tinge to the light which unfortunately makes the light harsher than a real halogen.

Good quality design and double density brightness, however it is definitely not warm white; it has a greenish, more daylight white glow to it

Still, they look much better in my kitchen than the cool white LED's, since I have fluorescent lighting.

The only downside is that I am not sure I'd call them warm white - they are pretty white

I love HitLights high density SMD 3528 warm white LED light tape.

I have the High Density Warm White, which is more green in my opinion, as other reviewers have mentioned

The light (warm white) is fantastic -- standard home incandescent color quality and very easy on the eyes

They're a tiny bit bluer than 2700k, the packing is bit smaller than other manufactures, but they certainly deliver as warm white LED's.

I was extra careful installing this tape as I had issues with the cool white I had used in the past

Light color is listed as warm white but pay attention to the description since it's listed as 3000k

Color is no where close to warm white.

The color is probably more a cool white like a fluorescent however, not the warm yellow of an incandescent bulb but still nice none the less

always love leds.. nice white

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

This particular product has a yellowish tint and when compared to the more expensive set I had already installed; it was a much more yellow color than just "warm white" as they express in the description

Pure white, no hints of blue hue or yellow at all.

I connected about 4 feet of the "warm white" to a high quality 12v power yesterday and already eight of the two inch sections are not working

(and have held up for 2 years now, both adhesive-wise and function-wise)Note that these truly are "Cool white"

Warm white

The color is ok, but as another reviewer said its a slightly acidic yellow rather than a warm white

They look to be high quality well made product, but they are not warm white.

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.

Light color is a soft white, tending to yellow

The color temperature on these is 6000K which is cool white and about as white as you can get.

These are really UL listed (good) and all lit up upon testing (great) but gave three stars because "warm white" is misleading.

love the cool White!

Just because the package says "warm white," doesn't mean that the the product inside of it actually is

I compared with several other warm white LED and florescent lights to make sure

You want the warm white for ambient.

but they ship cool white which is a bluish white.

If you're looking for a nice warm white, you'd be better off buying XKTTSUEERCRR 3014 SMDs or shelling out the serious cash for professional grade Flexfires.

If the color had truly been warm white, I would have rated it a five star product.

but, I would call it a triple soft white at best (non-white, gold looking)

The package stated that they were "warm white," but after I had converted one of the fixtures, it was glaringly apparent that these were much closer to a natural white when compared to an adjacent fluorescent fixture fitted with a warm white bulb

If you're looking for pure bright white, 5000k from hitlights is the way to go.

Purchased a few years ago beautiful warm white, had to replace and ordered another reel

I don't dispute that 3000k could still be described as warm white, but I expect warm white to be in the 2700k range

After installing various lengths of this product for a client I found out that there are different color temperatures for the same warm white

I'm returning this roll and ordering the bright white from the same manufacturer.

These claim to be warm white but are instead jaundice yellow