GETINLIGHT 9-inch LED Under Cabinet Lighting, Hardwired or Plugged-in, Warm White (2700K), Soft White (3000K), Bright White (4000K), Dimmable, White Finished, IN-0210-0

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.

I bought the 12 inch version of this light for one location in my kitchen, to replace fluorescents with these LED’s. I liked the result enough that I then bought a 32 inch for another location. Easy install and all went well except for the final metal cover that has only two hold down screws, one at each end, 32 inches apart. More about that in a moment. Then, I bought two more units, each 40 inches, to finish off our kitchen.I like the lights, the brightness, the ability to change colors though we won’t move it from the coolest white setting. The design appears pretty clean and simple. Most of it was an easy install but my two star deduction comes from the many hours (and I am still struggling with one unit) to get the final metal cover to sit in place without a bulge in the middle. There are only two screws for this metal cover, one at each end, 40 inches apart and the metal cover is quite thin, meaning not stiff.The longer versions of this light, at least the 32’s and 40’s from my experience, badly need a third hold down screw in the middle of the long, metal cover that faces down. On the two 40’s I even went so far as to cut off as much excess of the wire that hung out of the wall from the original installation so there would be less wire to need to be stored inside the box of the LED. You never want to remove spare wire unless you really have to do so but in this case, it was really a necessity. Anything inside the trough of that box that has even the tiniest of downward force (weight) is going to push the center of that cover down near the middle and you will see a gap. The back edge of that cover goes in a small slot like structure on the body of the light box back by the wall. So the back edge is held in place by that, let’s call it a ledge/slot arrangement. But the front edge is just flat (and long) and meets up with a flat on the body of the box. So it’s flat metal against a flat on the box. But no support. No screw to hold it down in the middle and no slot, ledge or anything to contain that front edge so unless you work and work and work as I did on the first of the two 40 inch units I installed, the work being to continue to drop that cover down at least on one side, then move wires around and try, try again, unless you can successfully move things around, you will see a gap in the front. It took me about one hour, less that cover, to remove the old fluorescent and install this new LED. Then it took me another 3-4 hours of trial and error to get the gap not to zero but close on that first 40 inch unit. On the second unit, I’m still struggling with the cover. I even bought some white tape that, if all else fails, I am going to try to tape that small gap such that I can use the tape to remove the gap. But that can’t last long as the tape will let go and the gap will return.Great LED lights. Perfect brightness. Two brightness levels and we currently have all the ones we’ve installed on the lower of the two allowed levels. Then there are three color settings for those who want yellow (2700K) to more white (3000K) to “whiter yet” (4000K) colors. We choose and use the 4000K for kitchen under cabinet lights. And though we’ve not yet installed a dimmer on all these lights, the specs say these can be dimmed as long as you use dimmers from an approved list.But the final metal cover is tough. At least triples the amount of install time, at least in my case and I really don’t have a lot of wire up in the trough after I removed the excess wire. But what is there pushes down somewhat and with no center support for that long, thin metal lid, a gap is almost unavoidable. At least that’s been my experience.

I had a minor issue with a product. Contacted Getinlight customer service and their response and product support could not have been better. They stand behind the products and therefore I will be a repeat customer.

I asked for some recommendations from electricians for lights to use with my Lutron Caseta dimmer switches in my kitchen remodels. They recommended incredibly expensive lights that I just didn't want to spend the money on. I took a gamble with these and couldn't be happier. I did have them installed by an electrician, so I can't comment on that, but the instructions seemed easy enough to follow. The light temperature is easy to adjust, and they are controlled perfectly with my switches which also allow me to control them via Alexa voice control.

I used this light for under my kitchen cabinetI just absolutely love it!It's thin and tucked up nice under cabinet.You won,t be sorry if you purchase.....

Under cabinet lighting. Very bright and easy to install

I wanted a well made CSA approved product that also looked great. I wanted it to complement my Stainless appliances without the need for a valance cover. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Dimmable LED and colour adjustable to align with other kitchen fixtures.

Très belle éclairage sous armoire de cuisine, belle finition.

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.

Very pleased with these lights. We did the hardwire set up; and daisy chained them where needed. Quick connect to hardwire was nice, no junction box needed. Attaches easily to cabinet with 2 provided screws that are the precise length needed. Buy a little smaller than actual cabinet length. Eg 18” for a 24” cabinet. No dark spots. Pleased with 2 levels of intensity and 3 colours. Seller was great to quickly resolve damage that occurred during shipping at the hands of Amazon.

Overall easy to install and works great. It would be nice if there was a entry fitting for NMDM wire without armour cable.