10-Pack 3.3FT 1Meter V Shape LED Strip Aluminum Channel Diffuser System, Extruded Alu Track Milky Cover with Corner Connector and Mounting Kit,Easy Cut and Installed Curved Lens Profile

I've used LED channels before but never the 45° ones. In terms of usability they're exactly the same as others. You apply the LED strips and connectors and then the cover and end pieces snap on. These really shine when directional lighting is wanted, such as for toe kick lighting. If I had used regular channels that point down the effect would've been lessoned. Very happy with the quality and how well they fit the included mounts. Will purchase again for the other bank of cabinets.

Good product, easy installation, meets description perfectly

Don't judge by the name. I used these to refinish a small camper / fish house and they absolutely brought what I was looking for.The only complaints I have are the plastic covers can be difficult to put in and that they only send two corner pieces instead of four. I ended up fudging my corners with miters and they turned out ok. Later, I'll go back with more corner pieces.

Well built, extremely light, great product

The media could not be loaded. Be prepared to improvise. The kit comes with fasteners that rely on screwed in brackets and adhesive tape. Neither of these work flawlessly. The plastic diffuser that is supposed to fit into the base should just snap in, but in real life application; it doesn't. The tape that holds up the combined controller battery bar is insufficient for the weight. So, MacGyver, you do some improv DIY re-engineering, and force that round peg into a square hole. At the end, you have an inexpensive appealing light strip that didn't require a lot of power wiring. For the price, the juice was worth the squeeze. We had a dark hallway that now has light as we pass through. See video.

I’m gonna say you’ll prolly want an old school hand miter box for cutting corners.Shipped in a overly large Amazon Shipping box, product was tightly packed in its own white/brown box no frills IIRC. Came with instructions, I didn’t use them.I used a power miter-saw with a metal cutting blade. I spent more time cleaning the cut after using a power tool, than I did installing it. The metal cutoff disk melted the aluminum leaving me to hand file and sand down cuts.This is why I recommend a miter box and a hacksaw. Hacksaws would cut thru this Aluminum quickly and cleanly.The pack does have elbows for corners but my package came with 2 per purchase. I’d need quite a few more to complete my kitchen. These would greatly simplify corners and would only require a 90* cut to fit.I went for 45* cuts on corners and later realized the Philips Hue tape does not bend well in corners. The plastic diffusers that protects the lights can but with my light strip it does not work with 90* bend. I had to leave a gap at the corners as a remedy.Since I couldn’t get a 6pin Philips Hue to lay down in the corners perfectly, you might have luck with other tapes. It still looks really good and prolly a better install than my builder would have completed.So about product. The channel the light strip lays in is decently wide and accommodates 6 pin strips RGB lights. The product comes with brackets to hang the channels but I used a strong adhesive, I don’t plan to remove the channels once I installed them. The channel puts the light in the right places. The milky light diffuser does an excellent job of evenly projecting light. The diffuser once installed looks like a semi glossy quarter round under the kitchen cabinets.Overall the finished product looks remarkable, I believe I did a better job than my builder would have completed and for less money.I’d recommend this and thanks for reading

We gutted and replaced our kitchen. We wanted under counter lights that were as invisible as possible. This set of light strip channels and diffusers is exactly what we wanted. I mounted these under the rear of the cabinet within the lower trim. Because it was new construction wiring was a cinch and I soldered all connections. The aluminum channels can be trimmed to fit using a multitool or hacksaw. I cut the diffusers with a utility knife. There's plenty of hardware here for just about any project. I used cool white 4000k LED strips and it throws plenty of light. Great value and rock solid product.

Very impressed with it's durability. During installing I dropped several pieces from 12ft up. It slammed to the ground but did not break. It's also a standard 3/4 by 3/4 inch size, so I was able to make my text cuts with a piece of leftover quarter round wood moulding. I recommend this product.