DAYBETTER - Undercabinet Lighting, 6 Undercabinet Lights with Remote Control, Dimmable LED Strip Lights for Bedroom, LED Kitchen Cabinet Lighting, Counter Shelf,

As like many other comments, "beautiful and easy to install." Here's what I can add. Making your own LED light strip is actually easy as long as you know how to solder. Just cut to length your roll of lights only through the middle of a column of contacts, attach LED driver to strip, attach strip to location, and attach driver to power source (plug-able method is the safest). These light strips by DayBetter are even easier as the strip is already divided into six segments roughly 1ft 7-8in long that comes ready to plug into each other for a maximum length of 9.8ft. The only downside is you give up on other conveniences; the controller/driver comes already attached to the 1st segment with roughly about 4in of cable, and the power cord is roughly 2ft 10in only. So you need a convenient outlet close by (or use an extension cord). On the plus side, the plug/power-adapter is small and compact and looks pretty good on the wall outlet. Things not explained: ▪︎ The picture of the box contents (as of September 2025) is complete, but not descriptive. The 6 Light strip segments are depicted bottom left. The white srips on top right are connection extensions for between the lighted segments. Five 6in extensions, and three 3in U connectors (the plugs both face on one side). These connectors are foldable (flat) copper wires (but try not to bend and unbend too many times). ▪︎ The LED strip segments can be cut to shorter lengths, but ONLY where the column of contact pads are. They look like a stack of copper bars. I recommend getting strip light channels to house these lights. The LED light strips are essentially bare circuit boards, which means there are potential exposed points that can be shorted. I have sweaty hands, and even with the lights off, I can put my finger between two lights or circuit chips, and two or more lights near my finger will weakly light up. There a several other reasons to use light channels, but I'm not going to elaborate on them here. Issues: ▪︎ The controller cord and power cord is rather too short. ▪︎ No known official way to order more controllers & power adapters to use with unused light strip segments. ▪︎ The unpairing and pairing does not really do anything. After unpairing, the lights only dimmed and brightened (not blink as it should), and afterwards I can still control the lights with the remote. In fact, I've tried the remote on another set of lights that I have not done the unpair/pair routine (and was still controlled by its own remote) and I was able to control the other lights straight off the bat. Last note: ▪︎ The recieving female plugs on the connection extensions are out-of-the-factory new, and may not be easy to connect with its counterpart. Before making the initial plug-in, turn the two plugs 90° to each other so that you can push a single pin into each of the recieving hole one at a time (being careful to not poke yourself) to break in the plug. All and all, I'm very satisfied with this LED strip light. I, in fact, have more than one of them.

I used these under cabinet lights in my laundry room and love the difference they made! The lighting is bright and evenly distributed. I like that you can adjust the brightness and change the color temperature from warm to daylight using the remote. The remote is easy to use. Installation was quick and easy with the adhesive backing, and the length was enough to cover my shelves; top and bottom. Overall, these lights are practical, versatile, and work well for functional spaces like a laundry room and other places you want to highlight in your home.

I wanted some light strips to attach to the bottom of my monitors to provide focused lighting for my work desk. These are perfect! They attached easily, the adhesion is great and each strip is an excellent length for each monitor. The connectors were easy to attach as well. The strips are lightweight. There are multiple types of lights as well as light modes, so you're sure to find on that works perfectly for you. You can choose the color temperature from 6 presets, as well as adjust the brightness level. These also have a sunrise, sunset and night mode. Another fun option are the dynamic modes - flashing, gradient, jump, and 2 breathing modes. It's great to have this option, but as I'm sure you can imagine, I won't be using them at my work desk LOL If I was looking for white lighting for a display, these would also be perfect. All around solid choice for LED lighting with multiple options.

Really nice light and pretty bright too. I only used the first section of strip and it was bright enough to cascade down the backsplash in my kitchen and light up all the surrounding area at night. The remote isn’t the greatest, at least for me. It is an RF/radio frequency remote instead of the usual infrared so if you have any other LED strips in your house that use an RF remote they will turn on/off and/or start changing colors or flashing weird random patterns because its getting a signal from the wrong remote. Not that big of a deal for me but definitely gets annoying at times

I have 2 of these. They work great, I use them under shelves above computer equipment. They are bright, easy to install, the remote is a nice feature. I just can think of anything that can beat them for the price.