Parmida (6 Pack) LED Under Cabinet Lighting Kit, 12 Inch, 5CCT Color Selectable, 42W, Linkable Light Bar for Kitchen Counter Closet Shelf, Plug-In, On/Off Switch, Dimmable Damp Location Rated 120V ETL

Great on the eyes
These are pretty great! Easy to install. Great lighting options. I cant stand bright lights and I love how these can be modified to your britness liking.

Easy to set up and bright!
We did a minor kitchen remodel (new backsplash, sink, fixtures, outlets, under cabinet lights, and countertops), and when it was all done, I asked my husband what his favorite change was — he said the under cabinet lights. SCORE one for me who suggested it! These are really bright lights (we chose daylight brightness, since other lights in the kitchen are of the same temperature), and it really shows off the glacier white glass mosaic work that I did. My husband prefers to keep these on rather than the big general lighting fixture we have, when we can get away with it. They’re also thin enough that it doesn’t bother me, being 5′ tall, seeing the light fixtures at eye level.One note – once you apply the stickies to stick these to the cabinet, they do NOT budge, so make sure you’ve got it right the first time! (One of my lights is ever so slightly uneven with the face of the cabinets).The included cable management stickies work well, too, and they’re adjustable so you can work with the cables to get a secure fit. The cables are pretty long for the spacing in my photo, so we needed to double back on all of the wires to get them out of the way.We did hard wire these using the GetInLight junction box which had a light switch (although I don’t really like the junction box, see my review on that page here: https://www.amazon.com/GetInLight-Junction-Plastic-Material-0501-3/dp/B01DSM82QU). The connections were the same and it looks like it might be standard across all under cabinet lighting. I’d recommend seeing if you can find a different one with the same connections, if you can.

Bright, and the 5000k color is spot on
The lights are nice and bright, so bright my wife made me put them on a dimmer. The 5000k matches my more expensive recessed led lights perfectly.Hard wired these to a Lutron Caseta with zero flicker from 100-10%. I attempted with a cheap Alexa dimmer that I use for all of my led recessed lights, but it flickered badly below 80%. Hard wiring them isn’t hard, I used Wago connectors to tie them to 14-2 romex(you can use the cheaper lighting wire, the romex is what I have on hand since I’m remodeling all of the lighting in my 1987 built house).If anyone wants to hard wire them, and is an electrical rookie like myself, the square pin is the hot wire, the circle pin is the neutral. The instructions don’t mention it because they don’t recommend hard wiring them, but then they give you a list of compatible dimmers that are all hard wired…The only con is the size of the screws/holes for mounting.

Bright and easy to install
A simple LED light that can be wired directly to standard 120 V house power.The light provide a bright even light that turns on instantly and has no apparent flicker.Only issue is that the screw holes for permanent mounting are very small and in fixed locations on the light. That somewhat limits the screw choices I can use and means I need to choose between having the light in an ideal spot, or the mounting screw in an ideal location. Compared to the previously lights I used, which had clips that could be screwed into a stud or other hard mount point and then clip anywhere along the length of the light.Also had a minor issue that the connectors these light use have the same plastic clip as my old lights, but the inside metal junctions are somehow very slightly different, so they don’t clip together reliably. I don’t know that is either manufacture’s fault, it is just annoying that they didn’t use that exact same standard. Both kinds clip to themselves just fine.

Great set of lights used 4 of them under our kitchen cabinets and hooked into a Amazon Basics smart dimmer worked great.