GE Cync Reveal HD+ Smart Undercabinet Light Fixture, Color Changing Undercab Light, Smart Wi-Fi Kitchen Light, Works with Alexa and Google Home, 18-in Bar

A little pricey but worth the expense. Solid build and I really appreciate the hardwired option. They even included the correct Romex clamps. Setup was easy with Apple HomeKit and Matter. Very easy to select colors and temperature with a phone or iPad and the lights retain settings when power is switched off at the wall switch. That’s huge. Very slim and low profile so the fixture is barely visible under the cabinets. Well done GE.

I pre-ordered these under-counter lights because I read the product announcement at CES and was anxiously awaiting their availability. As a backstory, I have a fairly nice home, but had cheap fluorescent lighting in the kitchen. It was never bright enough to read cookbooks by, and I never liked the artificial look. Meanwhile, I was replacing different sized fluorescent tubes at a constant rate. Finally, the ballast failed on the longest light, and I decided I’d replace it with a quality product.Initially I was drawn to this lightbar because of the end-to-end light emitting capacity, and the interesting new smarthome features. Little did I know, I was buying an easy-to-install product with GREAT features for the DIYer. After I removed the old light unit, I found that this new system has color-coded wire connectors inside the housing so once you push your house wiring into place, they’re locked! No crimping and no twist-on wire caps! And, once you’re ready to install it under your cabinet, the system has pre-installed screws… So you won’t have to worry about dropping any behind your cabinets.The system supports joining multiple fixtures, so if you have cabinets of usual size, or want a long run of light, you can combine up to 10 (!) powered by a single 120v/60hz wire. I connected two of this model together for my cabinet, and if I had one gripe; it is that the connector doesn’t lock into place when connected. My solution was to install one fixture and then press the other against the first one as I screwed it down.The system powered up like a dream. I installed the Cync software on my phone and configured the light, and it showed me the difference between standard and “GE Reveal” light.Now I can read cookbooks with amazing clarity and take beautiful Instagram photos of the food I’m cooking. Family and visitors have already commented on how much nicer the kitchen looks now that I have quality lighting to cook and eat with.

I did a full kitchen remodel and my electrician wired my under-counter lighting for 120V instead of low voltage wiring. After much research and reading a lot of reviews, I settled on these. One thing I really like is that these are a trusted brand and I know I can easily replace them with the same product if one should go bad. They also have a very good warranty (5 years and 50,000 hours of light). They are slim and not visible under the fascia of the cabinets. I have a total of 6 (12" and 24"), all on the same circuit. I also installed the GE dimmer switch. I love that I can turn these on and off from the dimmer switch, from the app on my phone or using my home assistant (I have both Alexa & Google Home - it works with both). I have set up 2 different light routines. One for cooking (full "reveal" white lighting) and one for an evening mood setting (dimmed light blue - it matches my kitchen). I love all the color options and even the different white light options. I highly recommend these lights.

The media could not be loaded. These lights provided a great upgrade to the two halogen lights that previously illuminated my wet bar. I put two under each cabinet and could have probably gone with just one each due to the brightness.I really only wanted a white light replacement, but the variety of colors and the light show options through the Cync app are pretty cool.Installing was pretty smooth. The instructions lack real direction for the wired option, so if you've got existing wiring, you'll need at least some rudimentary electrical knowledge. Basically cut the plug end off, strip the wires and then connect to your hot, neutral and ground.The connectors are pretty large and the wire between is thick, so if you don't have a little coverage between the cabinet face and the underside, it's going to look messy. There's plenty of adhesive wire mounts to tidy things up.