BLACK+DECKERWorks with Alexa Smart Under Cabinet Lighting, Adjustable LEDs, 24" Bar, White

I'm very happy and impressed with these Black and Decker lights. They are a bit pricey at regular price, but they were simple to install and I had no problems connecting them to Alexa.I think two things made connecting them easy: be sure to check the box on the purchase page where it says something like "link these to your account", and be sure to download the Black and Decker app; follow the instructions on the box and in the app.I've bought 3 sets so far, two of the 3-light sets and one 24" bar for another room. It took longer for me to plan out exactly where I wanted them than it did to install them.After installing and connecting the first set, all I had to do was just install and plug in the other sets. Alexa recognized them without me having to do anything.Being able to set routines up is handy. I schedule my kitchen lights to go on "nighttime" mode at bedtime, and my bedroom lights come on at 9:30 pm.The motion detection works well *but only if your hand is an inch away* from the sensor. I think for most people it's much more convenient to simply use Alexa, or make certain the sensor is in a spot that's easily accessible for your hand. These aren't motion lights that will sense you walking by; you literally have to pass your hand 1" from the control box/sensor for the sensor to work. It's a non-issue for me because I have it right where I can get to it on two of my light sets, and the other I strictly control with Alexa because the sensor is in an inconvenient place.The light settings are very adjustable in temperature and brightness. On the brightest setting they give off plenty of light.I suggest you try them in the place you want them before mounting them. They need to be shielded a bit, by your cabinet trim for example, because you'll probably find them too bright to look at directly. For instance, I tried them under my counter, but when sitting on the couch facing that direction, they were bothersome.I mounted all of mine using the 3M stickers that come with the lights, and it holds perfectly.My only other suggestion is to buy more lights than you think you want. Once you get them you'll be looking for more places you can add these.I can't think of a negative for these, other than the light I recently added (24" single bar) will turn on randomly - but it's Alexa doing this. It operates fine otherwise, with the app or voice commands, but for whatever reason Alexa is turning it on at 4:45 p.m. on her own.They work as advertised (excluding my single Alexa glitch with the one light) and are a great addition to my kitchen and bedroom.

These lights are amazing. Very easy to setup and install. I did have to drill holes inside the shelves and walls of the cabinets to hide the wires. I also used R clips to tuck the wires close to the framing of the cabinets since I wasn't a huge fan of the clips that came with it. For the upper lighting, I did use the clips that it came with since those won't be seen. But for the under lighting the R clips were perfect. Everything is managed through Alexa so it's just a voice command to turn on/off. The ability to change the color is also nice. Not needed for us as we prefer the white color versus the yellow/blue. Take your time with the install and you won't be disappointed. We were quoted over $3K for this to be done by an electrician and did it myself for a fraction of that. I installed a surge protector above the microwave and have all wires connected to that as the central point for for electricity.

I was looking for lights for my new cabinets that could be controlled by Alexa and were easy to install and could get bright. I read a lot of reviews and decided to try these even though they are quite a bit more expensive then others on the market. I am so glad I did. I ended up using three 6 packs of lights. I used one 6 pack for under my cabinets. One six pack for the top and wine rack. And 4 of 6 lights for over our refrigerator. The cables that came with the lights were fine for under cabinet and over the fridge, but I had to buy longer cables for over the cabinets since I was skipping every other one (see the photos I posted. Sorry for the mess). Luckily they sell 108 inch cables individually for about twelve dollars each. 1 of the 6 cables I ordered came in a very retail looking hard plastic box that only came with a female to female connector. But the other 5 came in bags and had a bunch of different connectors and mounts included. Hopefully for future buyers that is what they are going to sell from now on.I set up each light before I mounted them in my Alexa app. I named them where they were located (see photos) and then put them in a group. Now all we have to do to turn them all on, off or dim them is say "Alexa, turn on the lights." Or "Alexa, turn the lights to 30%". Really, really slick and very easy to set up.This ended up being perfect for what I needed and I'm happy I spent the extra money to get these lights.**4 Month Update**So after about 4 months of usage I would say I am still just as happy with these as the first few days of usage. I have had 2 quirks during that time. One strand of lights just stays on and won't obey Alexa or app commands. The control box still works though. Unplugging and plugging the power fixed the issue. Both of these quirks happened after power outages. What I am thinking is one strand powered on before our home wifi was back online and and never reconnected. I have one Alexa device that does this same thing after power outages. So, it might be the fault for my Orbi wifi mesh that takes forever to come back online after power comes back on. Otherwise, still really happy with this purchase.

Exactly what I wanted when I bought under cabinet lighting, gets very bright and also very dim depending on what need at the moment, as well as the different shades of white light. Ended up putting 4 lights under the cabinets for my counters, and putting the remaining 2 lights underneath my breakfast bar overhang and it looks amazing. Also very easy to set up and control using the Alexa app or Echo devices. My only complaint is that the proximity motion sensor isn't very well calibrated, sometimes it doesn't pick up on my hand waving by it to try and turn the lights om or off, but other times it seems overly sensitive and will turn them on/off when im just trying to adjust the brightness or color with the buttons on the control pad. Would recommend only changing these settings with the Alexa app or an Echo device for that reason.

So after putting up led strip, I removed them as my wife hated them. They didn’t look great. So I bought this kit. Everything is included. You get connectors and many different lengths of wire. No soldering, no cutting, no splicing. Easy install. I ordered an additional extension but didn’t need it as I used a connector that was provided to make a long run around the microwave. Excellent all in one professional looking kit. Expensive so perhaps look for a sale. But honestly not even in the same league as LED strips, especially if your spouse isn’t tall and can see the mechanics. They need to look professional.