Review on 🎉 2021 Upgrade: 32.8ft LED Strip Lights - Remote Control RGB Rope with 600 LEDs and Adhesive Tape for TV, Bedroom, Christmas Decor by Alex Prince

We used one under our 6 year old son's bed. He had trouble sleeping in the dark at night and the overhead light means he stays up late playing with his toys and reading. So we needed a light that would fill the room but not illuminate his bed or give a bright light to keep him awake. Pros: You get two long LED strips. The strips are sticky, but the glue isn't too strong. It will not destroy your belongings unless they are particularly fragile. It's easy to peel off and rearrange if you make a mistake. The light is very bright - pleasantly surprised. The variety of colors and patterns is beautiful - we only use warm light colors for the crib. But he likes to use other colors when he's awake and playing. At first I was worried the LEDs would get dangerously hot (they got hot on the spool) but once you stretched and glued them they don't get hot at all. Advantages. Cons: The only downside is that the glue isn't very strong. This is because people put them on their walls, electronics, and cabinets so they really can't be too strong or they could damage the finish. If the strip folds around a corner, you may need to tape or glue it in place. It's not that important. Mind you: RGB backlighting. Thus, in the "white" setting, the red, green, and blue lights are on at full power. It LOOKS WHITE when the light is indirect, that's the point of these lights. If you look at them DIRECTLY, it looks like a string of colorful Christmas lights. But what they *actually illuminate* appears to be bathed in cool white light. For our purposes, it illuminates the children's room with cool white light. There are also several warm white settings (achieved by dimming the blue LEDs). Check out the "orange" setting in the image I've attached (comes out more red on a phone camera, but looks like orange fire in real life!). If you expect true white LEDs, buy another product.