Bawoo Under Cabinet Lights, Wireless LED Puck Lights Remote Control, 4000K Natural White Brightness Dimmable Battery Powered Touch Closet Cupboard Kitchen Wardrobe Lights, 6 Pack (White)

More than met my expectations! Brilliant spotlights, and give off more light than expected. Remotes are easy to use and would definitely recommend if needing light in a space that you would normally get an electrician in for! Cheap alternative and a great alternative! I would give 5 stars but wouldn't let me!

I really do like these lights, I am using them under counter in the kitchen. The remote control uses infrared and I was worried about not having line of sight, but it works well enough. It has enough spread that I can hit them all at once or snipe one at a time.For the price point - they are fantastic, functional and flexible.Pros+ 5 LED with opal diffuser+ the colour tone is a warm daylight as opposed to clinic blue-white.+ remote control is provided as well as manual switching on the lights+ brightness level control, remote and manual+ auto off after set periodDetractorsThe mechanical switches are not smooth sprung. its not a big detractor - but it does detract from the quality feel; as this does leave the diffuser feeling like its just rattling loose in its mount. I'm going to mod these with a sprung foam liner to firm it up a bit - just a personal preference.The device moldings have alignment markers for one possible mating.. do yourself a favour and mark the mating point (before rotating to the lock point) with a permanent marker - finding these buggers, upside down, in dim light could solicit strong language.ThoughtsThe mechanical brightness control on the units is though inc/dec switches that are actuated by the diffuser - its a nice idea, but it is a little clunky; perhaps if it employed softtouch sort throw switches and the diffuser some moulding intuit the toggle direction it would easier to utilise. This is just an observation - the remote renders the problem moot anyway and I almost never interact with the physical device; but the fact that the feature is present warrants the comment.Batteries last reasonably well - tho the lighting intensity does taper off, they still work perfectly. As of writing this I'm approaching the end of on my first set of batteries (~ a month and a half of evenings use) generally running 80% brightness level with auto off at 30mins. Again, I may mod this to a low voltage DC circuit if changing batteries gets boring. If they ever make a DC wired circuit version of theseNotesThe lights blink to indicate the auto-off programming from the remote - this was a surprise, but it makes sense and is a useful indicator.

Bought these and applied under the cabinet in the kitchen. Provided a nice , romantic lighting for evenings. Need batteries to use . Easy to use, just click the light and can put on a timer to help save the batteries. Good value for money.

Remote control, great. Handy that there's two, although all my lights are in same location. Adjustable brightness and colours, remote or touch option for ON/OFF/COLOUR, wonderful. Unscrewing the lights to replace batteries was a bit annoying at first, until I realised there are markings on the lights' rims that line up where you need them. Silly me!Unfortunately, for me anyway, the battery life is awful. I am talking runs out in a couple of days after using for maybe an hour or two one day, half an hour the next, a few hours the next...and then dead. I am reading reviews where people have had these up for some serious time without needing a battery change. This is going to get annoying for me! Will report back if any changes. Also some fell down a few times, but didn't break and I think it is because they are in a steamy bathroom and one or two were on a not-completely flat window, steam got in and dislodged them. Brilliant except battery life so far.

They are really lovely under presses in the kitchen and book shelves too

Fab. I wish I'd bought motion sensors though.

To begin with the lights were great, very bright and looked good in the kitchen. The first issue came 3 hours after the first instillation when the first light failed (see photo). Thought this may have been due to faulty batteries so replaced all with brand new Duracell Optimum batteries. Lasted 4 hours this time before the first light failed swiftly followed by 2 others. Next used a battery meter to check the charge in the batteries to rule that out both before and after instillation and the lights fully drain the batteries in just under 4 hours. You may think you’re getting a bargain with these lights but the cost of batteries alone over a year make them more expensive than hard wiring lights in. Tried using the timing functions on the remote but the 10, 30 and 60 minute functions only change the colour of the lights and didn't do anything to the timing.I contacted the seller and explained the issue and the the investigation id done and that it seemed to be a genuine common issue given all the other one star reviews that detail exactly the same issue. Was offered a £10 refund with the promise to improve the lights going forward. I explained that the product didn’t operate as described so a full refund was warranted. The seller came back to say that this was unreasonable and that a 50% refund was the best they can do. Quite perplexed by this as 50% of the £17.99 cost was actually less than the £10 originally offered so not a well thought out negotiation technique. In the end I’ve returned them through Amazon for a full refund and will keep looking for lights that actually do the job I need them to do.It does look like some people have a good experience with these lights but it looks like the quality is very hit and miss. Possibly worth a shot if you’re willing to gamble but I’d prefer to know a product will work as expected when I buy it.

Battery life is excellent