Hi all,

I'm debating between two undercabinet lighting systems and thought I'd see if anyone has opinions on either. I have a simple setup with two cabinets that need lighting (36" and 30") separated by a window/sink. These are IKEA cabinets and they are not installed yet. I'd like to link the lights together via a cord through wall, but haven't researched if that's possible yet. Will use one switch to control them. The two lighting systems I'm looking at are:

1) GM Lighting Larc6 LED light bar. https://www.beeslighting.com/gm-lighting-led-lightbar/p/LARC6-32-WW-W

These are very low profile. Cons are that they they have a CRI of 80 and are 24V so requires low voltage dimmer switch (which I will purchase). They also only come in 3000K - I think I'd prefer 2700.

2) Noble Pro LED light bar.

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/noble-pro-32-inch-white-plug-hardwire-led-undercabinet-light__8t003.html

These are 1" profile, but should be OK with the amount of recess I have under cabinet. I like that it can be hardwired without external transformer, but requires purchasing separate hardwire kit. Can use a normal dimmer. They have a switch allowing selection of 2700k,3000k,4000k.

In the end the Noble is nearly twice as expensive (although I haven't shopped around yet), but I like the hardwired option and color selection option since I won't be seeing them in person.

If anyone has these in their kitchen and can comment on how they like them or if anyone has any general comments/thoughts, that would be great!

Thank you!