Onforu 5M LED Strip Lights Kit, 3000K Warm White Light Strips, 300 LEDs Tape Light, LED Warm Ribbon with 12V Power Supply for Home, Kitchen, Wardrobe, Closet, Shelf, Under Cabinet Lighting Decor [Energy Class A++]

As you can see from the photographs these provide a rather nice light for my wife's glass collection. Being supplied as a thin roll of adhesive lights on a strip they are a little bit fiddly to install but once installed they have kept their adhesive properties (during installation they did need pressing carefully into place to adhere to the wood) and we are pleased with their performance

I bought these to fit under some shelves I'd built. I was able to cut into the lengths that I needed I could then solder them back together using some 2 core wire and ended up with a neat solution. These also worked with a dimmer that I'd purchased. This was needed for my uses as they weren't as warm as I wanted but with the addition of a £5 dimmer (link below), this was resolved.https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009S4SDNA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I did not realise there was only one connection point so most of the length has gone to waste. If you want to do a kitchen that has separate areas do not buy a long reel! When the ones we have got up are on they are great and exactly what I wanted

Love how my kitchen looks with this. I barely open the light anymore. It's either this on, or the lights. The adhesion is great, installing is easy, but the only thing where it gets tricky are the corners. As you can see in one of the photos I attached, it doesn't stay in it's place. Honestly it doesn't bother me. It's only the corners.

These light strips are easy to install and create a good effect for shelves in my Kitchen, however I would not call the light warm. If you look at the attached image and compare the shelf light which is 3000k to the light in the arch which is 2700k there is a very noticeable difference.

I've bought this for a particular 3D printing project for christmas and I have to say it turned out rather well. It was for a Lithophane lamp. I didn't need the whole strip but it was very easy to trim on the marked cut points.You can get cheaper LED strips but I wanted something with a proper switch for the lamp and the fact that it has a moulded plug makes it look all the more professional.The warm white looks lovely behind the Lithophane panels and I am delighted with the finished effect.Great light if you want something that looks a little more quality.

I am renting so i needed a nice lighting in the kitchen as the ceiling one is too impersonal. these strips are the best, i am sure i didnt clean so well the surfaces yet they stuck on, including around the hob. it took me literally 10 min to stick 5 m of strip. i am tempted to buy some more and use them behind the flat screen now and around my vanity mirror and maybe in the hallway where there is another bad lighting.

I put these around the back of my tv to create a 'backlight' effect. For the money they are great. I recommend cleaning all the dust off before you start peeling the backing strip off and plan where they are going to go first. I have a 55 inch tv and they went all the way around and then underneath the unit . They look great though and create an ambient lighting. Low energy too. Warm white is the best in my opinion.