GE Cync Reveal HD+ Smart Undercabinet Light Fixture, 24-in Bar, Color Changing, Wi-Fi, Alexa, Google Home Compatible, Kitchen, White, 1500 Lumen

A little pricey but worth the expense. Solid build and I really appreciate the hardwired option. They even included the correct Romex clamps. Setup was easy with Apple HomeKit and Matter. Very easy to select colors and temperature with a phone or iPad and the lights retain settings when power is switched off at the wall switch. That’s huge. Very slim and low profile so the fixture is barely visible under the cabinets. Well done GE.

The media could not be loaded. We bought two units to replace the basic ones we installed with the home. We also like smart-enabled lighting, so these were the perfect fit.We prefer to use a central hub for smart devices. SmartThings is the hub of choice, and Alexa is the voice assistant for voice control. If you don't have that kind of setup, it's A-OK. Once you set up your lights in Cync, go to Alexa and look for the Cync skill. Authenticate and approve access. Alexa will pick up the new devices almost instantly.They look great as undercabinet lighting and function perfectly. The ability to dim, apply themes, automate lighting schedules, and control them via voice is a fantastic convenience. Despite a lack of competitors in this space, these units are priced exceptionally well and reasonably—we feel they are worth every penny. The way the lights diffuse light into the acrylic panel makes it appear as a smooth light source with no "harsh" visible individual LEDs that plague most fixtures when viewed from different angles. Try their Reveal mode to see a different spectrum of lighting that enhances visuals. I would keep it enabled were it not for the lighting on my stove. I want them to match when daylight white is on, and that is the only way for me to achieve that.Now that we know about GE's smart lighting line, we're going to shop for more of their goods. Thus far, they've been of great quality and at a much more competitive price point.The physical installation of these units was much more straightforward than I thought it might be, given some review comments. Here are some guidelines and feedback:* First, plug the units in with the provided wall cable. Then, set up and configure your lights using the Cync app. This process ensures you don't have to deal with resets, etc., if you have trouble. It's the same if you intend to use them with HomeKit. I did not have issues pairing with the Cync app AND Matter, but some reviewers have suggested they are mutually exclusive. I tested it, and it worked, but then I removed them from HomeKit (as I don't use it). Download the Cync app from your app store to configure using the app. Select the option to add devices and then scroll down to undercabinet fixtures. They should pop up immediately. Set their properties, save, and let the units update their firmware while at it. After this step, you can proceed to hardwire if desired.* We wanted ours hardwired. POWER OFF YOUR CIRCUIT. Then, remove the back plate by removing the screw in the back of the unit. The plate will come loose. The wires to the unit are tucked just inside. Pull each of them out by their push-in connectors. There will be a green, white, and black one. The fixtures come with two-port push-in connectors. If you insert wires (from the wall) that are too long, it will be challenging to remove them later. Keep the slack from the wall wires long enough to work with the fixture, and you won't have this problem. I would only keep 5-6" of slack. Once trimmed, plug the wires into their corresponding units, and you're done with power. I learned this the hard way for the first fixture. If you forgot and need to open the unit, unscrew the access plate (there is a tiny screw on each side on the bottom of the unit) and reattach the plate once the wires are secured.* Position the unit and prepare to screw it in. However, before you do, I recommend having the screws partially exposed when positioning. You can then apply some pressure on the screw to imprint on the cabinet (or mounting surface). Then you can drill some pilot holes to ensure you don't break the screws. This was a concern one other owner mentioned. Each fixture should take about 15 minutes, but your mileage may vary.

These GE Cync Reveal lights are amazing. They are easy to install, and easy to set up with the Cync app. The choice of white light settings, colors, light shows, scenes, and schedules is also amazing. The Reveal setting adds a nice effect. The GE Cync Reveal lights are simply wonderful and deserving of the rewards they have received.

The media could not be loaded. These lights provided a great upgrade to the two halogen lights that previously illuminated my wet bar. I put two under each cabinet and could have probably gone with just one each due to the brightness.I really only wanted a white light replacement, but the variety of colors and the light show options through the Cync app are pretty cool.Installing was pretty smooth. The instructions lack real direction for the wired option, so if you've got existing wiring, you'll need at least some rudimentary electrical knowledge. Basically cut the plug end off, strip the wires and then connect to your hot, neutral and ground.The connectors are pretty large and the wire between is thick, so if you don't have a little coverage between the cabinet face and the underside, it's going to look messy. There's plenty of adhesive wire mounts to tidy things up.

I did a full kitchen remodel and my electrician wired my under-counter lighting for 120V instead of low voltage wiring. After much research and reading a lot of reviews, I settled on these. One thing I really like is that these are a trusted brand and I know I can easily replace them with the same product if one should go bad. They also have a very good warranty (5 years and 50,000 hours of light). They are slim and not visible under the fascia of the cabinets. I have a total of 6 (12" and 24"), all on the same circuit. I also installed the GE dimmer switch. I love that I can turn these on and off from the dimmer switch, from the app on my phone or using my home assistant (I have both Alexa & Google Home - it works with both). I have set up 2 different light routines. One for cooking (full "reveal" white lighting) and one for an evening mood setting (dimmed light blue - it matches my kitchen). I love all the color options and even the different white light options. I highly recommend these lights.