Inspired LED Super Deluxe Pro Series 21 LED Kit w/Inline dimmer | Under Cabinet Lighting | 24 Watt 12V DC | Warm White ~3000 K 145 lm/ft

I am in the process of installing a tile backsplash and I wanted to add some undercounter lighting to accent the tile. I looked at three Warm lighting kits: This kit, the  Super Bright LED under cabinet cove, Full kit, 10 light panels, 2 powersupplies, warm white LEDs! , and the  Under Cabinet and accent LED Lights - 10 panel set, warm white LEDs . I am very pleased with this kit and I am glad I got the one I did. The extra brightness of the Super Bright 21 LED's (vs 10 in the cheaper version) works great. It's hard to tell from the picture but the strips of LEDs are only about 8" long so the extra brightness is nice. I'm also glad I got the dimmer switches. The only difference in the Super Bright Full kit and the Deluxe kit I got is the addition of 2 dimmer switches. Both products show the same product picture, but this one does include two dimmer switches. It really is nice to be able to adjust the brightness so it's full bright for when you are cooking and preparing food and low light for some nice backlighting or mood lighting. You can always get the Super Bright kit without the dimmers and add them later as well (they are $20 a piece on the manufacturer's site).As for installation, this has to be the easiest wiring job I've ever done. It's literally plug and play. I drilled one hole to pass the wire through the top of my cabinet to hide the plug. Otherwise it's all 2-sided tape and screws. A screwdriver is the only tool I needed. The kit included everything I needed and then some. The ONLY thing I would change is a few more screws would be nice. I like to screw everything in addition to using the 2-sided tape and the number of screws was plenty for the LED strips and some of the wire bundle holders, but I could have used a few more for the wire bundles holders. It's a minor complaint though as my use of screws is likely overkill. I just wanted to make sure that over time the wires don't fall down due to gravity pulling on the two sided tape. I ended up just using the 2-sided tape on a handful of wiring bundle holders until I can buy a few more screws.The kit came packaged very well and I got it in a matter of days - Priority Mail. I can also buy add on parts or accessories directly from Inspired LED if I need to. This kit is so nice and easy to install I may install more on top of my cabinets to light up the plant ledge. I actually ended up using 1 extra LED strip for this and it looks great. I'll try and add a customer picture to the product page to give you an idea.In short, you won't regret buying this kit. My only regret is not doing this earlier. It would have really helped during the installation of the backsplash to provide some nice work lights.

These are great lights and the price is not bad compared to other options. The quality is really good and there isn't a lot to say that hasn't been said already.The biggest concern before purchasing was how to hide the 3ft cords that run from light to light. They come with clips that stick (or screwed) under the counter and will hold the bunched up excess cable. Trust me, when you're done you don't see a thing. Even if you look underneath the cabinet, it still doesn't look bad. I thought I'd have cables running everywhere, but I just hid everything behind the front lip of the cabinets. I attached some pics of what it looks like underneath the cabinet when done.I was lucky that I had one fluorescent light (3 total) under different sections of my cabinets that were already connected to a wall switch. I just moved the wiring to 3 separate outlets I installed for each inside of the cabinets. I attached the dimmer switch in the front right corner of each of the sections so they are easy to locate without looking when I want to change the brightness.The only holes I drilled were to run the wire from inside the cabinet to the bottom and then a hole through the 2 side lips where one cabinet meets another. These were drilled as close to the front as possible so you don't see the hole or wires even when you look down low. I bought some extra wire clips to attach the wires inside of the cabinets to the back edge so they stay out of the way for dishes and such. The hardest (longest) part of the install was installing the outlets, but once those were in, it takes less than 30 minutes to install each section including installing screws to secure each light, dimmer and wire clips...which you'll definitely want to do, because the tape isn't going to hold long. Just be careful not to screw them to far or you could end up with a 'bump' from the screw on the inside bottom of your cabinet if you don't have thick bottoms on your cabinets. Everything is so light, it doesn't take much to hold them up anyways, so put the screws in about 3/4 and you're good.I've replaced my door handles since these pics...and once I add my glass tile backspash, these lights will really make it look sharp and give me a newer looking kitchen for a few hundred dollars.

I'm happy with the way these look under our brand new maple basement cabinets. One complaint is they come with 10 of the 3' long (that's a whopping 3 feet long) interconnect cables. I cannot imagine any situation in which these lights would be placed 3 feet apart. In order to get the light intensity level we wanted, we attached all 10 of the light strips to an 8 feet wide stretch of cabinets. So, basically, we pretty much overlapped the lights to get the light level we wanted. As such, it would have been very nice to have 10 interconnecting cables of about 3 inches in length, rather than 3 feet. The long cables required us to tack up the 9 bundles of cable wire, which make the installation look messy if you bend down to have a look. Give the height of the cabinets, you don't see the cables (especially from across the room), but our cabinets include a writing desk, and you do see the extra wires when sitting. Another negative is that the dimmer switches seem pretty fragile and sensitive, kind of like some LED flashlights in which it's hard to dial in (click in) the proper light setting without a few tries of clicking through the dim to bright settings.One of the LED light strips broke, either during shipping or during my installation (they seem pretty fragile). The result of this was that the lights after the particularly strip did not light, similar to a Christmas tree strand of lights in which one light goes out the rest in line goes out). Anyhow, I sent an email to the supplier (Inspired LED) on a Sunday morning, and they called me back within the hour (I provided my phone number) to trouble shoot the problem. The man apologized and suggested a temporary fix while they immediately sent me a replacement LED light strip. It arrived within a couple days. I was very impressed with the service provided.