Review on 💡 ASOKO 12-inch LED Under Cabinet Lighting, Cold White 6000K, 3M and Magnet Mount, USB Powered Closet Light Bar, Under Counter Lighting (No Plug) by Aaron Leburu

Working. The cord is long enough to plug into existing outlets, but it's so long that two cord clamps aren't enough. Luckily I had spare clips. I couldn't figure out how to attach it with magnets, which is what I wanted to do. Also, there are only two sticky pads for the L-Clamps, but I didn't know how to use the L-Clamps, so I just attached the pads to the light and then attached the light where I wanted it . That. I wasn't sure if the two spacers would hold the light, so I added two more 3M tabs that I cut from a roll of glue. Part of the problem is that the instructions that come with the device are very small and incomprehensible. AFTER: Now I know how magnets work. There are some magnets at the ends of the lanterns. The metal washers and L will stick to them and hold the lamp in place, although any force will cause the lamp to fall. Strangely, in light, magnets only attract metal plates, not other ferrous or steel metals, not even magnetic tape.