WOBANE Under Cabinet LED Lighting Kit,Dimmable Strip Lights with RF Remote

I really like this LED lighting kit. It gives a warm, cozy look to my space and makes a big difference, especially under cabinets and around the TV area. The brightness is just right—not too strong, not too dim. Installation was easy, and everything worked as expected. The adhesive holds well so far. It also looks very modern and clean. Overall, I’m happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their lighting at home

These little inexpensive lights completely changed the atmosphere in my kitchen. I no longer need to turn on the main light when I’m doing something on the countertop, and in the evening, even with the lights set to a lower brightness, they create such a warm and pleasant atmosphere. Installation took me about 10 minutes and was very easy. I absolutely love little things like this that are inexpensive, simple, and somehow bring so much joy to everyday life. Very happy with this purchase!

I bought these led strips for under my cabinets. Everything working great. Here are some (important) tips on installation. (Or, as the "Franz" character from SNL would say, "hear me now, believe me later". Look it up in the urban dictionary if you don't get it) First, DO NOT STICK THESE LED STRIPS DIRECTLY ON THE UNDER-CABINET SURFACE! Why you might ask? 1) You can not clean these LED strips. All electrical components are exposed. They will get dirty and it's almost impossible to clean them. 2) You will likely never get them off or adjust them without wrecking them. It is very hard to lay the flexible LED strip straight and once you stick them to the underside of the cabinet adjustment is almost impossible due to the strength of the adhesive. 3) These bare LED strips stuck to the underside of the cabinet just looks "cheap". So, take advantage of my early mistake and do this instead: 1) Buy some aluminum channels to hold the LED's and attach the channels to the underside of the cabinet. 2) Use the new-fanged 2-sided "nano-tape" to attach the aluminum channels to the underside of the cabinet. How this solves the problems: 1) The channels come with a cover/light-diffuser. So, the LED strip is inside the channel which is covered and can be easily cleaned. 2) Using the channel they will be dead-on straight. Using the "nano-tape" you will be able to easily adjust (and remove, if needed) the lights from under the counter. No holes to drill in your cabinet. This tape is very strong and the channels and LED strips are very light. 3) Looks good. The items I used which I purchased on Amazon are: These channels to mount the led strips. These fit exactly, no cutting Starlandled 10-Pack Aluminum Channel for LED Strip Lights Installation,Easy to Cut,Professional Look,U-Shape LED Cover Diffuser Track with Complete Mounting Accessories for Easy Installation This double sided tape to adhere the channels to the bottom of my cabinets. Nano Double Sided Tape,Removable Gel Grip Tape Transparent Sticky Tape,Reusable Traceless Mounting Adhesive Tape Heavy Duty for Fix Carpet Photo Poster,Home Office Car Outdoor Decor(2Rolls 9M/29.5FT) Good luck with your installation; enjoy your under-cabinet lights.

I really like these lights! They are inexpensive and have a nice, warm glow. I took the advice from another user and put them in the Starland LED aluminum strips. I attached them with the nano tape (I should have ordered the more narrow type - I ordered tape that was wider than the strips). That tape is SO sticky - good and bad. But sure you know exactly where you want the strips because the tape is very unforgiving, but the strips are not falling down. The whole process was easy and I really like the result! The only down side is that the remote worked for about 10 minutes. That is not a big deal to me, but may be for others. I would hope the seller would rectify this, but I am not bothering as I like the on/off switch.

We've wanted under cabinet lights for a while, but we had some criteria that made it challenging to find a solution that checked all the boxes. Happy to say these lights worked for me! I'll share the products I used in case anyone is looking for something similar. My criteria: -Didn't want to drill into the cabinets -Didn't want to hard-wire, as we have an outlet in a corner that doesn't get used and the plug can be hidden easily. Not to mention, hard-wiring would be costly for how our kitchen is set up. -Wanted to be able to control remotely preferably through Apple HomeKit What I used: -10-Pack 3.3ft/1Meter U Shape LED Aluminum Channel System with Milky Cover, End Caps and Mounting Clips -Wire Covers for 2 Cords, 68in (4X L17in) Wire Hider on Wall Mounted, White Cord Cover Kit -2 Rolls Double Sided Tape Heavy Duty - 240" x 1.2" & 0.8" - Removable Nano Tape for Poster Carpet Picture Hanging Strip Rug Wall Outdoor -Accessories for WOBANE Cabinet Light Kit, 3 Pin Extention Connecter, FPCB Connecter -Eve Energy (Matter) - Smart Plug, App and Voice Control, 100% Privacy, Matter Over Thread, Works with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings The channel system was for aesthetics (the reflection of the LEDs) and to protect the lights. I can easily remove the lights and replace them in the future, if needed. It comes with mounts, but I opted for heavy duty double-sided tape so I didn't have to drill into the cabinets. Time will tell how that lasts and this is personal preference. I also ran the cables down the corner of my backsplash and covered them with a wire cover, which I painted to blend in with the backsplash. I purchased the WOBANE accessory kit mainly for the extra extenders, which I needed to run under the microwave. The extenders included in the kit with the lights weren't long enough for my purpose. Finally, I bought the Eve Smart Plug, which is compatible with Apple HomeKit (as well as other smart home systems) so I can turn on the lights remotely and connect them to other scenes I use. We also attached a magnet to the remote that comes with the kit and keep it on the refrigerator just in case. In the photo, I'm using an Innr plug, which works with Philips Hue (plus Alexa, SmartThings, etc) but not HomeKit. This photo was before I swapped the plug. Installation was very easy. I used tin snips to cut the channels to fit my cabinets. It's worth mentioning that the AI summary and some reviews say you can cut the light strips, which is true, but you can't reconnect them without additional tools. So it's best to cut the strip at the end where you don't need to attach more. Overall, I'm very happy with this solution, especially for the affordable price point just over $100 at the time of writing this.

I really like these lights and I hope they last! My kitchen work area is U shaped and has no window so I need light to brighten it up. When we built the house we knew this so we did have electrical plugs placed above the cabinets for that purpose. For years we had puck lights up there and that helped but with new kits like this I wanted to update and add task lighting beneath the cabinets as well. We were able to install them easily above the cabinets as well as beneath them for task lighting, although it took a bit longer than expected. I customized the length of some of the segments with 3 pin solder less connectors or by cutting them a little shorter depending on my needs. For the upper sets we drilled through the cabinets to completely hide connectors and run lights above the cabinets that are different heights as you can see in the picture. I used the U shaped connector to run a double row of lights on the deeper cabinet above the fridge to provide enough light there. These lights provide nice even light that is so much cleaner and pleasant than puck lights. When I had puck lights the light was spotty and created shadows on the ceiling from the plants and items that are set up there as decoration. For the lower sets I used the plugs inside my cabinet above the microwave and inside of the appliance garage and we drilled through the cabinets to run connector strips and completely hide all wiring and not use the visible plugs under my cabinets. I need those plugs available for other things and I did not want to see the wires from these lights all over the place. I set the light strips inside the lower lip of the cabinets shining toward the backsplash to reduce the light spot glare on the counter and it worked perfectly while still giving plenty of task light under the cabinets. I also did not want to buy the little light diffusing tracks to put these in and mess with installing those so this was the perfect solution. It all looks completely neat and clean. The remotes were easy to match to the additional receivers so one remote controls upper lights and another remote controls lower. This way I can adjust the brightness for each separately. I have them attached to smart plugs and Alexa turns them on or off with voice command but the remote is needed to change the brightness. They are very bright when needed and have a lot of flexibility to dim them to your liking. With just a little planning these were so easy to install and I love the results!

These under-cabinet lights worked so well that I ended up purchasing several sets. I installed them in multiple properties I own for my Airbnb business, as well as in my own home. They instantly make the kitchens look brighter, cleaner, and more modern, while also providing useful lighting for the countertops. I’m very pleased with how they look and perform, and I would definitely purchase them again.

This was mostly pretty easy and looks great, but I don’t have a really steady hand and I broke a couple of the connectors without lights and almost didn’t have enough to finish. You can’t buy the connectors without lights as a replacement, and I got about 3 replacement 3-point heads I guess just in case, but I couldn’t put them on because the strips broke completely off the top and I don’t have a soldering iron or know what exactly to do with one. I got really I was able to tape it together in one spot with electrical tape tight enough to where I feel like they’ll be ok for now, but I really wish I could buy a pack of 6 non-lisghted connectors or something instead of an entirely new extension pack. The pinned ends are very fragile, once you’ve got them connected try to not fiddle with them because I’m fairly handy but I myself broke a couple. Happy with everything else about it, I never trust adhesives that come with these so I backed up with nano tape and it seems to be holding on well. Will have to do some finessing on another day when I’m less frustrated, especially around the corners. If you don’t have steady hands this isn’t as easy of a product as it should be. If you do have steady hands though this is a slam dunk. It was measured exactly to fit a relatively new home’s contract build counters and had exactly enough non-lot ones to span where we didn’t need light (given you don’t break them), which impressed me. Remote reaches from far away and from angles that don’t directly align with the remote connector too. These seem energy efficient so we’re keeping them plugged in.