Are you plugging them in?

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Are there any other options like USB charged, battery charged? If plugged in would the electrical cords be an eyesore? Thanks!

There are battery operated stick on LED puck lights. Everything else needs to have electricity as a source.

Hardwired is the best looking and sleekest. And the most expensive, as you need an electrician to wire it up for you. It has the most options by far.

Plug in does have its plug tail hanging down to an outlet, and takes away the availability of that outlet. But it is the easiest to DIY.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/BLACK-DECKER-9-in-LED-Warm-White-2700K-Dimmable-5-Bar-Under-Cabinet-Lights-Kit-with-Hands-Free-On-Off-Tool-Free-Plug-in-Install-LEDUC9-5WK/302137438?MERCH=REC--pip_sem_mobile--310685803--302137438--N

They make linkable kits only one plug gets used.

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Thank you. That is an alternative. I would be able to hide the plug in with a potted plant or something.

You might want to consider the GE Enbrighten plug-in undercabinet lights which are available in three lengths (12", 18", 24") and can be linked together to reduce the number of plug-ins required. Two sizes happen to be on sale at the linked site. Additional linking cables are available.

You need to measure the widths of the undersides of your cabinets to select the proper fixtures and measure the height of the undercabinet molding to make sure it would hide the fixtures which are 1" high.

Thank you wdccruise!