A:Answer Absolutely! I have two 6.5 foot outdoor light strips inside my apartment and I did this intentionally because the outdoor ones produce a very bright but diffuse light. The regular indoor strips have to be behind something facing a wall because they are far too direct and unshielded to look at. So for a softer accent light that can be out where people directly look at it, but can still provide enough light to light up practically the entire room by itself, these are perfect. Two downsides… They require Clips to be held in place, it comes with screws to attach these clips. That is not very practical unless you want to ruin furniture or your walls so I use heavy duty indoor double-sided tape and it seems to work fine provided the light strip is on a surface, not hanging freely somewhere (although I will bet if you used stronger double-sided tape, the outdoor kind, you could hang these things wherever you want. I just don’t want to pull paint off the wall). Also, the power cords are made for outdoors so they are a little uslightly so maybe plan to hide those as best you can. Aside from that, I have been extremely happy with the outdoor strips indoors. And to me they seem brighter than the indoor ones anyway but that might just be in my head. Also, if you use the Hue HDMI box to sync up lighting with TV, gaming or music, the outdoor strips are much more responsive than the indoor strips. The indoor ones sort of brighten up in phases where as the outdoor ones can simply switch brightness or color instantly.
