Under Cabinet Lights, 12" Touch Activated and Dimmable Aluminum LED Bar for Kitchen, Workbench and Desk, 3.5W,213 Lumens,Cold White 6000K, Plug-in, Black.

works great, had for a year or two now and run them almost non stop under a cabinet and its still working like I bought it yesterday. Super easy to install.

Good, warm color of light

Satisfied and it seems to be what we needed at that location. Relatively easy install. Hiding the wire takes some planning.Just installed, hopefully, it will be durable and not fall off?? Would give 5 stars except for the problem with the mounting brackets, seen at the blue arrow in the pic. Their grasp of the light is unreliable; causing the light to fall off when handled (turn on/off by touch). Otherwise, it's just fine. It is very lightweight, literally; and made of light-weight materials (aluminum body). Maybe it will last long term.So, before mounting, I squeezed the brackets slightly (bent them inward) to increase the grasping tension. Pretty simple solution; we'll see how it works. If so, it is a simple mounting procedure (but not "just a few seconds, as the description states). I mounted it with 3M double-stick tape (provided) and that seems to hold the brackets on the cabinet. Also, screws are provided, if preferred.Turns on/off easily simply by touching the light for about 1/2 second. It's installed above a 2' counter and for a small area, the Brightness is about right. Face it, 205 lumens is not bright. There are brighter ones available at more cost.The mounting brackets have a hole in one side. Inserting a small screwdriver into there will spread the bracket and that will detach the light body from the mounting brackets if needed. Mfg. should point out that info in the skimpy instructions provided.After you've figured out how you are going to mount the brackets; yes, that part does mount in a minute or so using the 3M tape. Complete install actually will take about 10-20 minutes, if all the tools and materials are on hand. Be sure to crimp (squeeze slightly by hand) the brackets so they more firmly grasp the sides of the light body. You should hide the wire with cable clamps, staples, etc.Comments/questions that I saw. It has a 5' wire plug-in. Note, the light is 12 V. so the plug cannot be removed to hardwire. The wire is very fine and would not be too noticeable - it needs to run down the wall to the nearest electrical outlet.It is used every morning while having breakfast, etc. Have used it now for 7 months and it works perfectly - does not turn on or off spontaneously; does not flicker, it turns on and off easily. Some said that it doesn't turn off. The aluminum sides need to be touched for a brief 1/2 second. Just a light tap may not turn it on/off. I find the best technique is to gently squeeze the light between thumb and middle finger; otherwise, side force will pull it loose from the mounting brackets.I pulled it off from the mounting brackets. 1) the 3M tape is super strong, I could not pull the brackets off (mounted on painted wood). So that's good. 2) upon remounting to the brackets, I had a difficult time getting one of the brackets to grasp the light. I squeezed it together more and eventually, it held. Recommend mounting the brackets about an inch from the ends. That enabled sliding into the good bracket after resolving the problem with the weaker one. 3) I'm skeptical that the flimsy attachment to the brackets will fail. To "Corporate" you need to redesign to make a stronger grip of the brackets to the side of the housing. Would give a 5 star, if not for that design flaw.The adapter states: "CONFORMS TO UL STD 1310" Also the Symbol FC (which actually is FCCC) is a U.S. standard for Power Banks (the adapter). Looks like it's certified?The adapter States Input 100-240 V; 0.5A max and Output 12V + 1.0A. The User Manual states Wattage: Max 4.1W.

VERY COOL the light turns on and off with a slight tap. The screws were small, but exercising patience, they were easy to install the mounts. The double stick tape supplied was helpful.

We recently bought new nightstands for our bedroom. Since the top of the nightstand contains a wireless phone charger,USB port and lighting for the cubbie and bottom of the stand, we realized there was no room for a bedside lamp. There is a small attached top shelf attached to the top of the nightstand for extra storage. We purchased these lights for the small shelf space. Since everything we read now is either on our iPads, Kindle or phones, we realized we did not need bedside lamps anymore. These lights fit the bill. They fit perfectly in the shelf space, no batteries since they plug in, and there is a small red light for the area that one touches to turn them on. No more fiddling with trying to find the lamp switch in the middle of the night. And they light up the room really well. Very happy with the purchase.

I have several of these from a couple of yers ago and was buying a replacement, but just a heads-up that they no longer resemble what you see in the product photo. There is now a much smaller/flatter plug that also sticks out about twice as far as the old plug from the outlet. The major change is that the entire light bar is no longer touch sensitive for turning it on/off, you have to touch a specific hot spot at one end of the bar. Not an improvement, unfortunately. The on/off has also changed from an instant switch to an annoying fade out. The installation kit also lost the wood-handled awl that used to help if you were mounting with screws.

Great product. Slim line fits in small space and is easy to install.

I hired an electrician to drill out under the cabinet and walls to bury the under cabinet wires before my backsplash was installed. Almost everything didn’t work in this set which was going to be a great feature for my brand new Maple Kitchen Cabinetry. It was expensive to bring power to and fish the wires through the drywall and cabinets.I purchased two triple led sets and one single led cabinet light and both triple led systems didn’t work. First, the control button doesn’t turn on or off, unless you take off the square black led cover and move your thumb around to find hidden switch. The hub has 8 openings, but the plastic box comes apart. The 3M tape doesn’t hold under cabinets, after lights have been on for more than one hour. The micro-screws are not magnetic so I did use the 3M tape to line up the place to power drill under the cabinets and to hold the micro screws in place. The screw driver they sent is junk for all wood cabinets.Lastly, I figured out how I could protect my investment of time and money. I’m keeping ONE triple set to TAKE APART. I’ll use the only led light bars and hanging hardware but NOT the controller. I figured I should purchase two more single led bars from this company then I’ll use the triple light bars to ADD on to the two new single bars. The cost of two singles bars is about the same for one triple set, so it’ll work out. So, when I’m finished I’ll have three single led electrical and three extra 12 inch led strips to configure under my cabinets. Best of all, they’ll all be touch on and off.