A new type of high power white LEDs (HPW-LEDs) based on metal core printed circuit board (MCPCB) and chip on board (COB) technique is designed and demonstrated, its opto-electrical characteristics are measured. The saturated characteristics of luminous flux is obvious at the forward current 800 mA (corresponding the forward power 3.3 mW), and the saturated characteristics of voltage-current is obvious until the forward current added to 800 mA, (corresponding the forward power 3.3 mW). These results show the MCPCB and COB technique could solve the problem of heat transfers very well, so the HPW-LEDs could work at a high level forward power. At the same time, the spectrum, luminous flux, and chromaticity coordinates of HPW-LEDs change with forward current are studied.