EVERDOSS
6 Pack Under Cabinet Lighting Wireless
6 Pack Under Cabinet Lighting Wireless
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Specifications
| Brand | EVERDOSS |
| Color | White Light |
| Product Type | LIGHT_FIXTURE |
| Item Type Keyword | under-counter-fixtures |
| Item Dimensions | H: 9 / L: 203 / W: 40 |

- 5 stars: 6 (75%)
- 4 stars: 1 (13%)
- 3 stars: 1 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
[Size: 8 inch, Color: White Light]
It was worth the money bright, easy to use. Easy to charge. Thank you so much.
[Size: 8 inch, Color: White Light]
Absolutely love these rechargeable lights. Very bright I put them in my cabinet to see my medication, I put them in my husband‘s closet so he can see his clothes and put them in my camper so we can look in the different storage areas to see what we have hold a charge pretty long. I just recharge my last one after about three weeks. They cycle off within about two minutes and our motions activated. I bought another set, but they were a little darker and while they work well I like these much better.
[Size: 8 inch, Color: White Light]
LOVE LOVE LOVE just wish they came with charging blocks. One chord doesn't work but it's ok since you get 6
[Size: 10 inch, Color: White Light]
These lights are not as good as some other ones different brand i normally purchased in past. I thought I would try them for the price. They are thinner, not as magnetic and switch is different positions from what I am use to. The switch is also low profile making it a fumble to try and feel for it to turn it on. These are also not as bright as thicker brand/type i have purchased in the past. They each come with a very short little charging cord. Lightweight and thin if you need low profile. Sometimes they are slow to turn on when you switch them on. Using them for kichen over the counter, closets, in garbage can across from cat bowls so when cat goes to eat at night area lights up. I have one near ltterbox so when cat goes past to use it, it lights up for her. I use them as backup flashlights. I put them outside garage door below cat door. Usually recharge them with a foldable solar panel as needed. They look nice, hope they last.
[Size: 12 inch, Color: White Light]
Purchased a new 2 door LG refridgerator. Both sides only had 1 light at the top. These are fantastic. Added one light per level on both sides. Had 1 orders of these. They work great. Plenty of light. Are rechargeable. Great quality and performance. Would buy again. Great product.
[Size: 12 inch, Color: White Light]
These are working out great. I wish the charging cords were a little longer. Also, the manufacturer warns on the voltage on type of charger you use. I found no issues with the chargers in my home. Finally, the motion sensor went off in the middle of the night. It turns out I inadvertently left my TV on and the screen saver triggered the light. So... The motion sensor is quite effective.
[Size: 8 inch, Color: White Light]
I installed these lights inside my cabinet doors and they work really well for this type of application. The brightness is strong enough to clearly illuminate the inside of the cabinet, which makes it much easier to find items, especially at night or in lower lighting.Installation was quick and straightforward. The adhesive mounting system makes it easy to place the lights exactly where you want them without drilling. The slim design keeps them discreet and they blend nicely with the cabinet interior.The motion sensor works reliably and turns on as soon as the doors open or when you reach inside. I also like that the lights are rechargeable and can be removed easily when it’s time to charge them.Overall these are a very practical solution for closets, cabinets, or under-cabinet lighting where you want simple installation and automatic illumination.
[Size: 8 inch, Color: White Light, Size: 8 inch, Color: White Light]
I bought these since, weirdly they were cheaper than 99% of "DOG LIGHTS" out there. Totally worked.Pros:-Inexpensive-Hackable at this price. If I want, and I will, remove the IR dome for the motion sensor.-NICE DIFFUSER, as you can see, on Zelda, it's a nice even white. You can't see the individual LEDs.-Accurate seeming light output claims, I buy this is 180LM.Cons:-NOT SUPER BRIGHT, as you can see in the second picture, you're getting about 10ft of throw. Which for under the counter, not bad. When I had these bars in my bathroom, the small one, it filled about 40% of it. If your cabinets are like 2.5Ft off the counter, this should throw about 4-5ft each. I'd also go for a warmer white than this, since it's very artificial and has bad CRI, so if you're prepping food, it can make the food look off and unappetizing. CRI is COLOR REFLECTANCE INDEX. Gives off Fluorescent Light vibes...So, probably would go warm.-Packaging, this came in a brown cardboard box, and it's SUPER ECO forward, but there wasn't even like a seal I had to break to get in the box. Which this gave off, returned vibes, though no LPN sticker to denote it was, and like half of them were set to MOTION SENSOR mode, which was weird. Also, they don't give you enough USB Cs to charge this. what would be cool, for a little more, would be an ability to properly daisy chain these together.Other:-They feel as much as they cost, that's to say, not great. The aluminum housing is nice.My Use:As you can see, I have these kind of large CARHART vests I got at Academy, which I use at night for obvious reasons. So, I was messing with cost efficient solutions... Was looking into light collars, eh, I have some already and they're not bright enough and my Dutch/Mal girl has a bit of a mane on her. Though being all black needs the most visibility. Her Foxhound/Rottie brother isn't much better being Black and Tan, but he usually stays ahead of me and my headlamp I wear at night, lights him up nicely, activating the reflectors on his vest.What I did was use adhesive velcro. Pretty simple, but, SUNDAY, I'm getting some PVC clear heat shrink, to slide these in and keep them out of the element when it rains, and it does rain down here in Mississippi on the Gulf Coast. It held up from the walk and accidental bumping into since the Rottie likes to ram himself into me when I tell him to HEEL.Conclusion:While not super bright, it works for my needs, you can see a light is on and floating on something, keeping my dogs safe. At night we're pretty safe since we're just walking a big loop that's two blocks and low traffic. I'll feel safer when I get that PVC heat shrink in, and I can slide this in there. Would I recommend this under the cabinet? Not 8in, I would go at least 12 inches and in Warm White. I needed 8 inches for my application, but wouldn't recommend it for under the cabinet lighting. Too small, THOUGH with that said, I think these would be great as stair lighting. I'm going to open one of these up and tinker inside it to see if I can add a bigger cell, remove the motion control sensor and some other stuff.UPDATE:PVC heatshrink came in. YAY... I also bought some adhesive USB C covers for like phones and whatnot, since these are going to be outdoor more, wanted that added bit of security.PVC: PATIKIL PVC Heat Shrink Wrap Tube 2in x 9ft Clear, cut about 10in in length, DO NOT SHRINK THEM, it's just acting as a sleeve. Real nice CLEAR stuff, plastic bag feel. The more rubbery heatshrink also nicely defuses light, this is the PVC used to make Lithium Packs and can easily fit 2 18650 cells side by side. 10in is less than 2in longer than the bars which are about 8.25in long but enough to slide the bar in without struggle, and slide the bar in far enough that if it were to rain, there's very little chance water will do any damage to the light.Velcro: I used 2in, but cut that to 8in strip loops on the vest, 10in strip hooks on the back of the PVC heat shrink, now with this, I obviously recommend adhesive HOOKS and, I did buy sew on velcro option at 10ft, but adhesive works fine, just add some heat to your vest and iron it on, at about 275F, and it should melt the glue a little better to ensure a stronger adhesion.USB C covers: 10 PCS USB Type C Anti Dust Plugs Cover by PoParttg. They're nice, and "Tethered". I first plugged it into the USB C port, then adhered it to the ALUMINUM side, with barely any tension applied.Fun discovery, and I don't understand it, it will be super hard to explain:The lights are a thin row of LEDs placed against the edge, it's an edge light diffusion system. WEIRDLY, the diffuser, when rotated around on its edge, will turn this white light to warm white. And I don't understand how. SO... at least with WHITE, you can hack it to be a WARMER white by rotating it around. Very interesting and confusing. Like if this is about 6500K (aka PURE WHITE), then this trick turns it about 4...