Pros: Very good colour-mixing
Real White Colour if R+B+G at full 12V
3M self-glue-stripe
the stripe is partable every 10cm
Solderingpoints for each 10cm-part

Cons: At full power (12V) at all colours (2A for all colours together), the voltage drops to ~10,5V at the end of the 5m stripe, so the brightness falls continously to the end (not much).
At one 10cm part, the green colour is flickering when i bend the stripe. I have soldered all pins of the led´s and resistors again, but it was the same again, maybe a led itself has a problem.
Some led´s have a bit other colour in some mixing-situations, but that´s not a big problem for me.

Other Thoughts: When the stripe is powered at full 5m-length, it would be better to connect power at both ends (like a loop) to compensate the voltage- and brightnessdrop.
The stripe gets warm at full power but not hot. If you install it to a place where the cooling is bad (wood), it will get warmer, i think, so the lifetime will be reduced. You can drive it with 10 oder 11 volts, so the temperature will be cooler.

Bottomline: If you want a good RGB-LED-Stripe, buy it!
The Price is good, in Germany, a stripe like this is about 150 EUR (~190 USD), but maybe better quality (i have not tested yet).

Pros: I allready had one 5-meter rgb with remote controller and it was great, no it wat SUPER
My whole room was filled with immense light and colour
the colour-mixing was really great too
so now I bought another 4 5-meter strips, but without controller, I want to hook it up to a Collingwood DMX controller and a dmx-decoder/led driver from ledtuning.nl
to be able to get high wattage circuits
the RED wire is common +
the Yellow wire is for RED
the BLACK wire is for GREEN
the WHITE wire is for BLUE

Cons: the only minor of this product is that te distance between the LED's are bigger than the more expensive ones

Other Thoughts:

Bottomline: Super product, get it