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[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
I want more!!! Don’t be fooled by the look of these little lights! With its roughly 8 foot cord length(why I say roughly is told below) I can’t believe such a small thing could produce so much light!! I feel I’m blind as a bat at night,the neighbors are ever astounded “oh,you got more/different lights up,yeah we noticed that” im sure they mean “lady,will you be moving soon??” I usually have at least a small light source on at night in most every room. I’ve never used the right side of my long kitchen counter because it was just too dark to be of any use. I put this up under the cabinet above the counter and within an hour of being able to see down there,im now rearranging my countertop!! This is by far the best under cabinet light I’ve bought thruout the years. It gives me great lighting without being annoying if left on at night!! My house has like no outlets that are convenient for anything. This is the longest cord I’ve ever encountered for these type of lights. I was gonna measure it,but can’t find any of the many tapes I have. So, in comparison to my 10’ phone charge cord, it is the width of my kitchen drawers shorter,so its phenomenal length is roughly 8’. The amazing length of this cord makes this light work especially well for me with hardly any outlets anywhere(built using knob n tube electrical ,didn’t need that many back then). I love it! I want more!!

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White, Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
I really like this compact puck light for under cabinets or other locations where space is limited.It uses a single LED puck with a lens over a collection of SMD LEDs. The lens does a great job of spreading the light into a broad, even pattern that is more like a floodlight than a typical puck light. Even from only about 12 inches away, I don’t see the overly bright center or dark, uneven spots that some small lights produce.I chose the 2700K warm white version with the white cable. The warm color temperature is easy on the eyes, and the light seems to render colors naturally.The puck itself is a low-profile aluminum disc with a nicely machined, clean finish. It is actually attractive enough that I don’t mind having it visible.Connection is simple with a standard 120V AC plug, and the cord has an inline on/off switch, so there is no separate switch or wiring required.Mounting is also straightforward. It includes screws for mounting directly to a wood surface, which is how I installed mine, along with pre-cut circular adhesive pieces for mounting to smooth surfaces without drilling.I’m particularly impressed with the overall quality. I purchased a single unit, but they also offer multi-light sets with connectors for linking multiple pucks together. That would make it easy to get the same low-power, evenly distributed lighting across a larger area.Overall, this is a very nicely made puck light with excellent light distribution, a clean appearance, and simple installation.

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White, Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
This puck light was exactly what I needed. After replacing the under cabinet lights in the res of the kitchen I was torn on how to address the area above the stove vent hood. All the kits I'd seen were three or six pucks. Then I saw this little guy. The style matched my other set, the color temp was warm like I wanted. It was plug in ready and had a rocker switch if I wanted it off at some point. It's very basic, on, off and plug in for power, no dimmers, no timers. The cord is nice and long and the white cord is great if it's going to be seen. It came with mounting screws and double sided adhesive stickers for mounting options. If you need a single light, this one will do the job. It's well made but I believe you should receive at least a remote at this per light cost.Review of Under Cabinet Lighting Single LED Puck, White Cable, Warm White

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
My first impression of this LED under cabinet puck light is the sturdy construction. The outer housing is machined aluminum! I was fully expecting it to be a silver painted plastic! Install is simple, because you can simply unscrew the top and bottom halves to make the bottom screw holes accessible. You can then either mount the light to the underside of a cabinet using the included hardware, or adhere it using the sticky pads. This is a portable under cabinet light, therefore it would need to be turned on using the corded switch included. I'm assuming since the cord is two separate segments, you could theoretically hardwire it in with some kind of adapter. You could also plug it into a smart outlet, which is likely what I will do.The cord segments are fairly fine making it easy to tuck them into a corner, and the light switch being on the lower, plug segment is a smart detail so you don't have to worry about mounting the switch along the bottom of your cabinet, too.This light is compact, simple to set up, and brighter than I expected. It will be an excellent, gentle light source at night in my home, especially if put on a regular schedule via a smart plug.

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
I got this to stick under the cabinet above our coffee maker. It's a dark corner thanks to the fridge. Warm color is nice, not a harsh white or blue like some LED options. Plugs right in, no hardwiring needed which made install quick. It comes with sticky tape and screws which is cool. The disc actually unscrews so you can use the tiny included screws to install. Very low profile so it tucks under the cabinet without being noticeable. Puts out a good amount of light for task lighting on the counter. White cord blends in well against light-colored cabinets. I think it's great. Very easy and very modern looking. Doesn't look cheap but it's a good price.

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White, Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
I've been looking for a solution to my dark sink area in my kitchen. We used to have a light, got new cabinets installed (ten years ago, mind you), and it has been a black hole over my sink ever since then. I've tried other temporary solutions, as having one installed for some reason isn't happening in my life. This under cabinet puck light is PERFECT. The light comes with an extension adapter cord with regular plug. There is a switch with on and off functions. The light is really warm and completely illuminates my entire sink area. I can't believe I've been prepping food and washing pots and pans in such low lighting. What in the world was I thinking?Kit comes with some screws to install the light. The light also comes with two discs of adhesive mounting tape. That's how I installed it. I put the disc on the back of the puck light, then stuck the whole thing above my sink. Held it for a half minute, then routed the super long cord where I wanted it. Boom. Ready to use. I used a little hook under the overhang above my sink to route the cord to one side, then I used a mini zip tie to secure all the loose cord into one bundle. My electrical outlet is not too far from where the cord drops down, so it all goes together nicely. Light is easy to install and easy to use. Great quality and excellent value. I am very pleased with this solution to a ten year problem.

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White, Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
This is a nice light for under your cabinet or whatever you want to stick it on. The cord is long, it comes with the plug and you just plug it into an outlet. It has a switch on the cord that you press the button to turn off & on.The light isnt very big, but its pretty bright! It comes with an adhesive backing that you can stick onto it or screws if you want to put it on that way.Made well, easy to use & fairly priced

[Color: White Cord & 2700K Warm White]
**Title: great little light... weird little value proposition**youre basically gonna have to decide yourself if this is a zero star light or a five star light because almost everything about it could be good OR bad depending on what youre trying to do with it...it IS an under cabinet puck light, yes. low profile aluminum housing, plugs directly into normal 120v power, white cord, inline on/off switch and then the puck itself. no hardwiring involved which makes install ridiculously easy, but also means youve got a cord and switch to deal with. could be good, could be bad... see where this is goingI ordered the 2700k warm white and the actual light quality is probably my favorite part. very nice soft orangey/warm white, not that nasty blue-white LED color that makes your kitchen look like an operating room. its also MUCH brighter than I expected. that could be excellent under a cabinet where you actually want working light, but for me it was almost too much because it reflects off everything. countertop, backsplash, shiny appliances etc. there is no dimmer either, just on or off, so what you get is what you get.personally I think this makes more sense as a pantry light, linen or towel closet, inside or behind a toolbox area, behind an appliance, shelf lighting, mood lighting, whatever. somewhere you want a small bright warm light without installing an actual fixture. for that kind of use I really like it.mounting is about as simple as it gets. screws or double sided tape. I would probably use the tape unless its somewhere obvious where you really care about a permanent clean install. stick it where you want it, plug it in... done. not exactly an electrical engineering projectI left it running for several hours as a test and it kept working normally. it gets warm, which I expected from an LED puck in an aluminum housing, but it never got what I would call HOT. didnt seem remotely hot enough to cook the adhesive and randomly drop itself onto the counter later which is always a nice feature lolquality is kinda where this gets confusing. the puck itself is aluminum, not cheap hollow plastic, and the LED/light quality seems pretty good. it feels better made than bargain-bin lighting... but the overall setup with the cord and little switch still feels like something I would expect to see for around five bucks somewhere, not nearly fifteen. so now we're mixing apples and oranges. decent materials and good light output, but not really what I would call a premium lighting solution.and thats really my entire issue with it. for around five bucks as a closet light, shelf light or little mood light I would probably give this 5 stars all day. at the asking price marketed as an undercabinet lighting solution... ehhh. Im very picky about lighting though and this is just my opinion.the actual COLOR is better than expected, brightness is better than expected, aluminum puck feels decent, installation couldnt really be easier and it survived my several hour test without cooking itself. those are all positives. price, lack of dimming and the cord/switch arrangement knock it down for me.I cant really decide between loving it and thinking its overpriced because you’re paying for premium materials, but it’s not exactly a premium solution so4/5 stars