GETINLIGHT24-inch LED Under Cabinet Lighting, Hardwired or Plugged-in, Warm White (2700K), Soft White (3000K), Bright White (4000K), Dimmable, Brushed Nickel Finished, IN-0210-3-SN

I appreciated the features and the multiple install options, but most of all I liked that you can select from three color temperatures. This allows you not to worry as much about choosing the right color temp since you can try them out once they're installed. Further, the selection of two relatively warm colors (2700K, 3000K) and one rather bright white color (4000K) seemed better than other lights that have color temperatures up to 5000K. OTOH, I probably could have just gone with a 2700K light since I know I like them as warm as they come.I used these to repace under cabinet CFLs that were buzzing like the dickens as their ballasts were starting to fail. I faced the choice of wiring in new ballasts or replacing with LED under cabinet lights. Replacing them with these made our kitchen pleasantly silent. Buzzing ballasts kind of creep up on you.There's a lot of flexibility of installation -- you can direct wire them (as I did), you can simply plug them in (as one of the video reviews above does), and in either case you can extend from any given light with the included connectors. That means you can almost certainly evenly light your counters by mixing, matching and extending between lights.These lights are very slim and low profile, without sacrificing light distribution. That's mostly a blessing: these don't peek out from under my cabinet the way the CFLs did. There's one time it's not quite as fun: when you're wiring them. Fishing ROMEX cables into these guys can be a little tough, particularly when several lights are wired in sequence (requiring 2 ROMEX cables to come into the fixture). I screwed this up a bit by shortening the length of the ROMEX cable on the first unit I installed. Don't be like me: don't do that. For my second and third install, I fished the cable through the strain relief first and then shortened. That's a lot easier because ROMEX is relatively inflexible and it's helpful to have a longer length to yank them through. Afterwards I definitely needed to shorten to fit all cabling within the rather sleek fixture. The manufacturer thoughtfully includes pre-mounted wago connectors on the positive, neutral, and ground wires, so once your ROMEX wires are stripped it's a snap (literally). Shorten the ROMEX after fishing and before connecting (as I mentioned above), but leave enough wire that you can fit the wagos into the open section of the fixture (once you open one up you'll see what I mean).Don't get me wrong: installation is easy and if you've ever wired a light you can totally do this. These things are light enough that holding them up while mounting them isn't that hard. You'll thank yourself for having an impact driver or drill to quickly drive in the mounting screws, though. I suppose it's technically possible to install them using just a phillips head screwdriver (as one video reviewer asserted), but having a driver is quite helpful. Also: if you're direct wiring you're going to need a wire stripper.These are 720 lumens, which I find to be nicely bright without needing to be dimmed. Younger viewers with eyes more flexible when it comes to dilation may want to install a compatible dimmer.

The first kitchen I upgraded with these, I put the screws in as far as possible, which poked through my cabinet floors slightly.I haven't been able to find screws that will fit but are shorter; instead, screw them in most but not all of the way, and they'll still hold up the lights just fine. They seem to be intended for use in this manner.Also, when hardwiring, if you cut the lengths of your 3 wires in a stagger fashion, each 3/4" longer than the last, you'll more easily be able to fit the connectors into the light housing. Otherwise they all want to be next to eachother and don't fit.

It's hard to research zero-flicker under-cabinet lights, but this one is terrific, allowing either hard-wired or corded installation, zero flicker when viewed under slow motion video, settable color temperature, two brightness levels. Have not tested extensively yet, but I will order more of these and return the other brand I ordered.

It has taken me a long time to find the perfect hardwired under counter kitchen lights. After reading other positive reviews I went with these, and I’m so happy! They were more expensive BUT they are worth it for a number of reasons. Firstly, they have a very sleek profile which is virtually invisible once installed. You have to squat down to actually see them below the cabinets. (My prior lights were thicker and shown directly into my eyes as well as straight down, very annoying. See the “before” pictures.). Secondly, these are quiet and don’t buzz like my old lights. They also have a pleasing choice of light color options.Installation was as easy as any other light fixture. I’m just a DIY gal and have installed a few light fixtures in my time. The Wagyo press and connect wire connectors are really nice and better than traditional wire nuts. There were plenty of knockouts along the back, every 4”, so that I could align the wires coming out of the wall with the best option going into the fixture. You cannot wire directly from the left or right side of the fixture, just 4” in from either end and every 4” along the back side, if that makes sense to you.I was waiting to try these two before ordering additional lights for the other side of the kitchen, but am so pleased that I immediately ordered what I need to finish the project. Go for it!

Solidly made, light is strong and steady, the best features are 3 options for color and 2 options for brightness. Also the internal wire connectors eliminate having to twist wires and use wire nuts. A couple of drawbacks -- instructions are unclear, especially regarding the sequence of steps for installation; and worst of all, the fixture is so shallow, it's almost impossible to get all of the necessary wiring into it without the wire compartment cover bowing, especially if you have thick, bulky house wiring. The pre-installed connectors also take up a lot of space. It took longer to get the wiring into the enclosure than the rest of the installation combined. Even 1/4 inch of depth would have made a huge difference.

I had purchased 2 of these a couple years ago, and really liked them, so I purchased 5 more after moving into a new home. I am using them on the bottom shelf of shelving that I have added to walls with work benches underneath. I really only use the 5000K setting, and they provide great white light for the projects that I work on. The other color settings are probably good for things like kitchens and bookshelves. You can easily change the color setting at any time by simply sliding the 3-position switch to any of the 3 color settings. I do have one of the 18" models as well, and it is just as good. I highly recommend this lighting for those interested.

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.

The light arrived two days ahead of the predicted date. It comes with the hardware for plugging it into the wall, or for a direct hardwired connection which was ridiculously easy to achieve. The old lamp I was replacing was hardwired, so I was able to reuse its power cable. The lamp features a small panel that can be opened to reveal three clips used to connect the eternal power wires. The finish is professional and clean. (The power cord for connecting to a wall outlet is even simpler, if you like that method.)I am using the LED lamp mounted to the ceiling to illuminate a large computer workstation for my home office. I find it to be too bright when set at its brightest, but that setting would be great for a workbench or similar. For my home-office, the lower brightness setting is more than enough. I also prefer the 2700K reddish natural light color. Bright white and blue-white are also available.If you want to use this in an under-counter installation where you want to dim the lighting in the evening, you would do well to replace the wall switch with a dimmer, so you can reduce the brightness much further.

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.

Kitchen reno, under cabinet lighting was paramount. Came across this product on a YouTube video, the individual was a contractor and was installing lighting under his cabinets. I had spent months sourcing out a brushed nickel, low profile 1"x 4' long, temperature options, hardwired, reasonably priced light. This individual was very specific about the excellent quality of this product. I ordered this product, received it in record time, installed it (very straight forward), this light is everything I wanted and more. Friends and neighbours that are installing or considering under cabinet lighting will not purchase any other product except this one. Extremely "high end" look.

Everything in thing came in the box you needed to install regardless if this was plug in or hardwired. I hardwired and the easy flip/push lock tabs make wiring easy. the seamless linkable lights makes for seamless lighting.Only fault is that fitting everything back in the box can be tight and requires manipulating around especially if your working with a single 24" light with multiple connections getting hardwired.The lights also come with 3 options for colour and 2 options for brightness (task/accent)I recommend this product, it's worth the couple extra bucks that you get in a durable and quality light that goes up in minutes!