JOYLIT 24V COB LED Strip Lights 16.4ft 3000K Warm White 550LM/FT Super Bright CRI 95+, UL Premium 2400LEDs Dotless Dimmable Adhesive Tape Light 90W for Commercial, Industrial, Residential

15yr electrician & been installing led tape for at least 12yr. I've been in the middle of the tape light progression. So many different brands, where in the under cabinet to place it.. aluminum track or non. This tape light nails it! It's UL Listed, vivid lumen output, can use with track or not, well made PCB with 3m double stick tape. The solder pads stay on when you desolder the leads for your permanent install. I am impressed at this price. No longer the days we have to pay $7-10 a ft for quality UL Listed.Only drawback I can see someone complaining about is the consumption. We typically shoot for 60w dimmable transformer stock pile on the truck. This tape light may lead you into the realm 100w transformers for decent sized kitchens. I suggest Inexaccessories drivers! UL Listings!! I am 100% continuing to use this for my customers! I do use track cause it looks cleaner, but it's not needed in a budget minded install

Used for under cabinets in kitchen. Selected 4k color. Incredibly bright at full power. They do get very warm at full 24V power, about 125 degrees F. Highly recommend running them at lower output when used for ambient lighting, I limit full power to only when needed for task lighting. At lower outputs the aluminum extrusion we installed the lights in was barely warm. When teamed up with their power supply and remote dimmer the results are absolutely astounding, stunning really. Highly recommended. Will buy again for sure.

This thing is obscenely bright! I'm really impressed. The color is perfect. If you get your face right up close to it, you can see the many individual LEDs... And then you aren't going to see anything else for awhile because of the after-image burned into your eyes. Any distance away, it just looks like a bright, even line.Cutting is easy. The LEDs are so close together that you have to cut right on the line to avoid cutting one.I had no problem soldering on the copper pads. I know another review mentioned trouble, but for me, the solder stuck very readily. My solder is lead-free, tin 99.3% copper 0.7%, and my iron is at 698F.It came with a round DC plug on one end and red/black wires soldered onto the other end. Nice touch, made testing easy.The strip is made up of individual sections 50cm long, soldered together. I'm not sure if that's normal for an LED strip light because this is my first one. I don't think it will make any impact practically speaking unless you want to cut at one of the joins. Angle cutters might be best, or unsolder first.And it's UL listed. All in all, I'm super happy with this.Edit: Got these installed and I'm still very happy with them. One thing: the "0-100%" is not quite accurate. You can get these things down quite dim, probably well under 5%, but there is a certain point where it goes from lit to unlit. That seems to be because at some point, the PWM pulses are just too short to make the LEDs emit light.Edit: Using an esp32 instead of an esp8266 is important. 8266 software PWM is flickery at low levels. Esp32 is perfectly smooth, and it does light the strip at a lower duty cycle (1/1000Hz vs 2 for the 8266). There's still a cutoff between lit and unlit, but it's extremely dim.

It is bright, but not nearly as bright as they claim. Color is great.

I now have three of these. I cant verify the the 95 CRI, but subjectively feels close to sunlight (which defines the top of the CRI scale). These are excellent office lights, and paired with a dimmer and HomeAssistant or similar and some dimmable warm bulbs, can simulate a sunrise to wake up well even in the winter, early morning, or a stormy day. Note that a power supply cables, and controllers are not included. This is only the light strip. I was a bit surprised not to at least have some cables included. But using these, i have seriously improved my quality of life, good lighting is so important!

Pleasantly suprised with these lights. Really like that the ribbon doesn't display as a series of bright dots, but more like an illuminated tube, so light is pretty even. Used them for task lighting on a bench under some cabinets. The tape is the real-deal 3M stuff, and sticks very well on a smooth surface. Pretty bright too - I put a double row under the cabinets and it seems plenty bright. Ribbon is easily cut and if you have any decent soldering skills they are not difficult to add your own jumper wires to change directions or modify into lengths that work for your application. The ribbon won't turn corners or bend in 90 degree turns, so you have to cut and solder on jumper wires to reverse direction or go around corners. Just be sure to plan ahead and do the soldering before you stick it to the underside of something. Soldering these little tiny copper patches upside down wouldn't be nearly as simple as doing ahead of time. I lined the bottoms of the cabinets ahead of time with smooth white board (Material used in eraseable marker board) as a reflector and good surface for adhesion. For power supply calculations, add up the total length of ribbon you'll put on each individual power supply if dividing up the reel. For every foot of light, you'll need about 6 watts of power. A slightly bigger power supply than needed is probably good insurance - they are pretty inexpensive. Suprisingly, the 90 watt unit was slightly cheaper than a 48 watt from the exact same manufacturer. Go figure. Overall I was very pleased with the lights, and ordered a second roll for the area around my lathe and mill.

NFG. NO POWER SUPPLY. CANNOT USE!

Very high quality lights with great CRI! Thank you!