UPDATED: 1/30/2023Initial review: I understood these would be bright. But my goodness. I installed them in the eaves of my house to give the whole house some indirect lighting. It looks fantastic!I used Meanwell 120v to 24v pwm power supplies to drive the string. (Knowing they'd be bright, I wanted to dim them to an appropriate level.) So a potentiometer can control the power supply and I dimmed them down to about 30%. I'm not joking when I say they are bright.The picture shows the first strip up and dimmed to an appropriate level. Notice how you can't see any lights but the whole house is gently glowing :) The exact effect I wanted.I'll try to remember to put a picture up of the whole house when I'm done.With wiring, drivers, enclosure boxes, pots etc. I'm clocking in at ~$2.95 a foot for all materials and everything installed. If I we're to of it again, you could try halving how many drivers you have and run 2 strings per driver. But I like knowing I can kick up the brightness if I ever feel like it or the leds are dimming with age.UPDATE: 1/30/2022They are still running great. I'm not sure what else to say other than I hope the quality of the product they are still releasing is just as good as the one I got. They work well in Texas summers and the bottom of Texas winters (which is admittedly not that much, but hey, it can freeze.)UPDATE: 1/30/2023I have bought more and used them all over my house. I used them in various ways to create various indirect lighting effects. They are bright enough that even in an indirect capacity, they emit more than enough light. I like the hiding behind crown molding version. But my favorite is the light rod running across the bathroom.Don't forget quality tape. The best I've found is the gray foamy tape with a red backing. Works indoors and outdoors. Needs to be installed in Temps that stay warm for 24 hours to let the tape set though.