JOYLIT 24V UL Tunable LED Strip Lights 2800-6500K White Adjustable 16.4ft 610lm/ft Ultra Bright CRI 90+, Premium SMD 2835 1120LEDs High Density Warm to Daylight CCT Dimmable Tape Light for Residential

Pros:- Good price compared to other lights like this and if this quality.-So bright!-The chips are really close together so spotting is greatly minimized if you plan to diffuse it. I have a translucent white sheet of plastic about 1/16” thick and you can get it at close as 1” without spotting.-PCB is high quality. Nice and thick.- CRI is pretty high. All of the chips look the same color compared to cheaper, lower CRI lights where all the LED chips look a different color. No noticeable pink or green shifts. They mix well with my video lights. As far as color accuracy, look at cons.Cons:- This isn’t a huge deal, but the ad claims 6500k and, compared to my 5600k video lights, they don’t look like 6500k. I checked on two different cameras and they both balance the cool LEDs to about 5600k. These might not fit your project if you need really cool CCT lights. The warmer LEDs seem to be 2800k though.

Super bright and I really liked it!It seems like a bit pricey than similar item but that's because of the quality.Worth every penny and you get what you pay for!

The media could not be loaded.  I have very high ceilings in my living room and no electrical wiring for lighting. I bought LED strips but none of them were bright enough to light up the room so I gave up. After 5 years of never having enough light in the room, I decided to search again. I bought this warm/cool strip, along with the 24 volt thing and the dimmer/remote. The strip was very thick and the adhesion was strong. I know nothing about wiring and electrical stuff but I was able to make it all work. It was super easy and I LOVE the lights. Being able to make them warmer or cooler and brighter or dimmer is SO nice. I can adjust the lighting to fit the mood or task I am doing. The only thing the company needs to do is provide some instructions. I happened to figure it out from the picture that shows where the red, yellow and white wire goes and then my husband told me I had to use a screwdriver to unscrew the fasteners in the dimmer switch and then tighten them again after I put the wires in. Super easy and such a wonderful change!