🔦 Lvyinyin Under Cabinet LED Lights Kit: Wireless RF Remote Control Dimmable, Linkable Connection, UL Wall Plug Adapter, 3 Puck Lights Set - Warm White, White Cable for Kitchen Counter & Closet Lighting Review

These lights are great! My dad and I built an eyeshadow box for my wedding dress and I wanted it to be easy to care for so I lit it. (Lol) I just didn't want to spend that much money so I found this over at Revain! Price, functionality and optics are unbeatable. They include self-adhesive round dots to stick to the surface and screws if you want to attach them (we used screws, worked great). Dimming and other features are good too. The remote control works perfectly.

Buy a set of 4 bulbs to replace another brand that failed after a few years. Upon receipt and installation, I noticed that the wires between the headlights were shorter than the previous product. Too bad you didn't pay attention. I mentioned this in my review in the hope that others don't make the same mistake I did. To my surprise, the seller offered to send me some extra cables. That's what I call GREAT SERVICE! I'm a carpenter and I make a few things that require LED lighting. You can bet…

I bought it in warm white and cool white without knowing which would be better. The quality and ease of use of the product is excellent and I wish I had the option of using either the warm white or cool white version, but the warm white was too yellowish and the cool white was too blue. These bulbs should be soft white, ie. in the 3000K version. I ended up buying a standard 3000K set from Home Depot. They have big cables (harder to hide) and no remote control (had to add one) but the color is…

These lights work. Do not forget to order the right lighting shade according to your needs. They are easy to install. You are reliable. Nonetheless. Remote controls conflict with each other. They can be reprogrammed and I'm tech savvy, but a combination of cryptic unfriendly remote controls and a microscopic Chinglish poorly written "manual". Good luck with it. I have 3 of these and 2 of the 3 I only had to use the physical switch and never use the remotes. Remote controls also have some weird,

We have an old souvenir cabinet (over 6ft tall) with a completely broken light fixture. It was an old-fashioned halogen with a transformer on top that plugged into the wall. We wanted a simple and affordable replacement with a warm light that's also plug-in so we don't have to fiddle with batteries. That's great. The backlight puck is thin and light and the self-adhesive stickers work great. We just stuck one of the puck bulbs in a recess at the top of the closet and ran some small wires to it,

These bulbs worked great for a few months and then they had a weird function: with the remote it took 30-60 seconds to accelerate. They were so weak on startup that I had to lean over and look at the drives to see if they were starting to turn on. Same thing happens when I turn off the power. Either way, it was hard to tell if hitting the power button actually worked or not. I've tried changing modes and other settings but to no avail. It's quicker with a physical power button, but it still…

Bought these lights to put under the counter. They have very thin bezels, making them easy to hide even behind a small edge of the case. I didn't have one so I installed a quarter circle on the bottom edge that does a good job of hiding the wiring and bezels. The lights are easily adjustable with a remote control that does not require local receiver wiring to operate. There must be an RF remote control, which gives a lot of flexibility in the placement of this part. The lights/remote has preset

These lamps wonderfully illuminate the space under my kitchen cupboards where there was no light before. They also light up the top of my electric range under the microwave/exhaust fan. I opted for the LED lighting during the day, which I prefer. The installation went well. I installed other sets of these lamps in another kitchen. I know from past experience that attaching washers with screws is the best way to install a light. You better stay put. But in this case I decided to use…