Lots of light and easy to install. We'll probably be ordering a couple more.

Replaced old "light bulb" counter lights with three of these ones. Very easy to install, all necessary materials included. Great light, dimmable and three temperature to choose from. Looks amazing!

GETINLIGHT 3 Color Levels Dimmable LED Under Cabinet Lighting with ETL Listed, 32-inch, Warm White (2700K), Soft White (3000K), Bright White (4000K), White Finished, IN-0210-4Dead simple install. Three different color temperatures is convenient to match the rest of your vanance lighting. However, I would say it's a hit and miss for exact color temperature. This is colder at 4000k than my older 4000k fluorescent bulbs. I have a mix of older tube lights vs modern LED. Eventually they'll all be replaced but I'm replacing them one by one as the ballast dies.The light has two brightness intensity settings and 3 color temperature settings and I appreciate that they're adjustable from the outside rather than from inside hidden switch like other LED strip lights inconvently have.I don't really like the cheap cheap Phillips screws that come with it. The screws will definitely need pilot holes to make sure you don't strip the Phillips heads. I ended up putting a pilot hole and hand screwing it in because the screw heads are so soft.At the end it still looks good and it's very slim. There isn't much housing space to put the hard wiring, so you will have to tuck it in and find a creative way to hide the cables under the valance skirts.Comes with plenty of sizes to suit you needs. I know I will be buying more as time passes and each ballast dies from legacy tube lights I have.Hope this helps

I am trying to match some existing under cabinet led lights so I bought this because of the multiple colour temperature settings. The light does not exactly match the others but comes close.I found the price a bit high however I did like the quality of the light. I hard wired it in using my existing hard wire from the previous light. This was a bit of a challenge because the ac wire is stiff and the area for stuffing the wire in is tight. I did not use the supplied 3 gang wiring clamps and used my own single wire clamps so as to provide more room in the area for stuffing the wire. I found that I had to align the strain relief lock nut to better fit to opening.I do like the quality of this light and would buy it again.I did not use the supplied plug or the link wire or the end of light gang connector.Update: I decided to replace the other older under cabinet lights. The older lights buzz on a dimmer I just added whereas the new GetInLight did not buzz.

We had 4 under-cabinet Fluorescent lights & bulbs are getting hard to source. Doing kitchen reno so decided to replace with LED. Wanted ones we could hard-wire in & found these! They are perfect!!! Just remove old fixture, insert wiring from wall as per very good instructions included, & you're good to go. These fixtures are so light that you could actually put them up with double-sided tape rather than screw into the cupboards. We have one fixture being held by Command brand strips until we get another fixture as they'll be attached to each other. Love the 3 types of lighting, plus the high/low switch. Directions are great. I'd definitely recommend this fixture to anyone. And company goes above & beyond - we needed to get another fixture in a size that was sold out on Amazon. Contacted company, they sourced it for us, & gave it for same price as Amazon. Great customer service, great product! You can't go wrong.

Very bright and even light. I wanted to make sure the lights were bright enough, but they are so bright I am running them at the low setting because that is sufficient--but when they get older, I can just flip to high and extend their lifetime. Installation was easy. I installed one using the power cord, which took less than 5 minutes. I assembled 8 others into 3 groups that I hardwired. It is very convenient that these come in more lengths than most other lights. I was able to fit my space exactly using a 48" and a 9" in one place, for example. The hardest thing for me was removing my existing fluorescent lights and installing boxes for the electrical connections, which was my issue. Installing the lights is easy. My main advice is to install 3 connector wires while the fixture is upside down and open, then put the cover back on and screw the fixtures to the cabinet bottom. It's easier than trying to get the cover on when the fixture is in place. Then twist-connect the connector wires to the supply wires after the fixture is in place. My wife is very happy with the light quality. One bonus is you can choose between color temperature of 2700K, 3000K, or 4000K. I first set it at 4000K to match the previous fluorescent lights but then decided 3000K matches the other lights in the kitchen better. With these lights, you are not locked in. And the look pretty sturdy so I think they will last.Regarding other online complaints: I had no trouble with the knockouts. Just put the fixture on a firm surface and use a hammer and punch tool to knock them out. Take it slow and you will have no problems. And check that they work with the plug-in wire before hardwiring, but that's easy to do. I did have missing parts in the 48" fixture, but I contacted the manufacturer and the replacements arrived 2 days later even though I had contacted them in the evening. They are VERY responsive.

This was the best under-cabinet LED light system I have found -- by far. After reviewing the competitors, we selected GetInLight to replace several old fluorescent under-cabinet light strips in our kitchen.GetInLight has obviously invested a lot of effort in designing and thinking through the installation and usability of their LED under-cabinet lights. Installation was so much easier than with older traditional fixtures.What I really liked:1. The product came solidly packaged and protected (double-boxed), and the light units were in perfect condition. We had ordered a number of lights, and there was only 1 problem with Fedex delivering one of the boxes without its double box, obviously ripped, with missing accessories, and manually patched with packaging tape. All the other boxes from GetInLight were in good condition without damage. GetInLight uses FBA (Fulfillment By Amazon), so they don't get to choose the delivery service. I attribute the one delivery problem I had entirely to Fedex, not GetInLight -- so the product gets 5 stars.2. These LED lights were much lighter and a bit thinner than fluorescent units, so were easier to handle and position before attaching to the cabinet. And they look very modern and very sleek.3. Literally only 2 screws in secure plastic sleeves (integrated into the lightbox itself) to easily attach the lightbox to the cabinet after positioning it where you want it. Very simple.4. Multiple knockouts make positioning the light to feed in existing electrical wires very easy.5. The white finish seems to resist scratches (I accidentally knocked it with the business end of a screwdriver during installation).6. The end-to-end connectivity is literally a proprietary plug-in, so much better than older designs requiring manual wiring.7. Instructions were simple to understand.8. There were only a few hardware accessories, and they were all in a sealed plastic bag, therefore much easier to check for missing pieces.9. The two adjustments (color temp 2700-3000-4000K; and hi-lo intensity) were unique and super useful, negating any need to commit to a fixed permanent configuration. In fact, we can now adjust the light for any mood we want. Makes you wonder why all manufacturers don't do this.10. No more startup delay, flickering, buzzing, falling light output, and replacing of fluorescent tubes every 1-2 years!Minor complaints:1. The removable shield or cover plate covering the internal wiring has only 2 tiny screws at each end fixing the plate to the metal frame. When there has to be wiring of large-gauge external wires inside the box, the external wires can put weight on the cover plate. Since there is no real support in the middle, this can cause the cover plate to flex downwards (convex bowing) lower than the lens so there is a small visible gap in the middle if you look closely. Thus you have to somehow suspend the internal wiring to minimize any weight on the cover plate. It took some time and effort to jiggle the wiring (and in one case, tie it up through a knockout) to hold it off the cover plate as much as possible. I would recommend that GetInLight use a more secure means of supporting the middle part of the cover plate -- perhaps using a deeper slot to slip the cover plate into along its entire length.2. It would have been nice to have knockouts on the ends of the light. Maybe this would have been difficult given the real estate taken up by the plug-in connectors.3. The lights are relative expensive -- but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. If you doing a permanent installation with LEDs that you hopefully won't have to replace for 20-30 years, then it's probably worth it.Highly recommended, and a very responsive company to work with.