Review on High Density 16.4ft Cool White LED Strip Lights - IP67 Waterproof, 5000 Lumens per Roll by Loud Forrest

Excellent flashlights! Very bright and pleasant white color. I installed them as under cabinet lights and had no problems. The strap on the back is pretty crappy, but it's easy to deal with. I've had these lights on for about 18 months now and they still work and look great. I am very happy that I chose her. I just installed a second set of under cabinet lights in my mom's kitchen. For the past 35 years, she's lived in her kitchen with 1970s neon lights. Eventually one of them died and I persuaded them to let me change all of them. All lamps under the cabinets have been replaced with these. She was delighted. She couldn't believe the impact this had on both the task light and the overall aesthetic of the kitchen. She's been bragging about her sister so much that it looks like she's going to get a headset too. I posted photos of both kitchens. My next project with them will be lighting the inside of a 7x16 closed trailer. UPDATE I finally did the trailer and it couldn't have been better. I posted two photos of this project. The lights are a bit deceptive, my phone had trouble focusing, making the lights look big and like drops. You don't look like it. They are a nice thin strip that you can look straight at without any discomfort. Both photos were taken with these LED lights as the only light source in the trailer. It was so dark inside without lights that I couldn't find the doorknob or light switch for about 10 seconds. Project. I attached them with double sided tape that HitLights sells (I highly recommend it for anything less than a perfect finish), several high density connectors (the normal ones work with two if you cut the strips any other way - you lose an inch per Cut). They were connected directly to the 12 volt system and did not require a transformer. The trailer now makes it feel like you're walking into your bedroom and turning on a light switch. It's so bright. This is a 7 x 16 enclosed trailer with 35 linear feet of these lights. I've thought about putting additional lights on the roof if I wasn't happy with the brightness, but of course I won't do that.