Litever Lighting Flexible Workshop 4 Strip 2700K Review

I was very impressed with this product. Everything from the packaging and design to the instructions and accessories has been thought through down to the smallest detail. It generously included a variety of fasteners and additional connectors. The brightness and color of the light was perfect. Can't comment on the durability of the product yet, but so far it has done its job well at a great price and was easy to assemble.

This is a great bookshelf product that will blend seamlessly with any shelf. Additional patch cords will help if you need a little more length. Glue works well but we've added light clips on each end for extra security. Cable clips are perfect for managing all your cables. My husband is trying to find other places to add these lights and get away from battery lighting. Definitely recommend!

I needed something makeshift for the under cabinet lights and bought these because they were cheap. I regret. They work, but you're much better off buying candy bars.1. Too bright with that terrible LED tint. My old lamp under the died closet was twice as bright. I think most people want 600-800 lumens, not 1200(!)2. Glue tabs don't stick well. They may be fine for other uses, but I wouldn't recommend them for under cabinet lighting.

I have an 8' x 15' galley and have used a single fluorescent unit under the cabinet lights for years and while they worked each had an on/off switch and they got very hot if left on were long on. I used these 4 pf LED panels under 4 cabinets and a power switch turns them all on/off. Now they burn from dusk until sleep, never get warm and actually light up the whole kitchen enough. Much more light than I expected. I had to modify the connection cables, route them over the sink etc. But splicing…

FINALLY found a LED under cabinet lighting kit that works as advertised! This is the third one I've tried. The adhesive usually lasts for several months and then slowly peels off when the weather changes. I can't comment on the adhesive on the back of these strips as I haven't used them. What interested me most about this kit was the combination of a plastic clip and self-tapping screw and the pre-installed through-hole power connectors (like a computer fan). They are both life-saving one-two…

My wife and I have talked about closet lighting for years, but I didn't want to mess with the new wiring. I've been looking at LED strips but was uncomfortable cutting and making my own connections. A year has passed and I decided to give it another go and came across this set. Since it was ready with all connections, I decided to try 2 kits for the kitchen. The installation was very easy and could be done without instructions. I used glue to hold the strips where I wanted until I could screw…

I used this 4 piece 5000K set to light up my work space. I have a work table in the garage that sits on the edge of the door and therefore doesn't get light from regular garage lights. I inherited a desktop and it had a 9 inch wide bar that I was able to spend $100 on parts for and I installed a fluorescent light and light diffuser panel. Instead, I decided to try them out. I cut a piece of white melamine board, threw it onto the ledge and glued these 4 strips in a left, right, left, right…

I don't usually write reviews but due to a problem I'm having I will. Replace old thick LED filaments with this product. It was a fairly simple process and the bonus was that you can do it in parts and sections as needed. My cabinets are not seamless and my previous rope LED had to go all the way around awkward corners and the LEDs were visible around every cabinet transition going to the bottom of the cabinet and back. i hated it So I chose this product. This allowed me to place the LED…