Same problem
I like these lights for their slimness and linkability.  We've installed them as undercounter lights in our kitchen, and they look wonderful.<br /><br />However..<br /><br />As with another reviewer, one of our lights does not work.<br /><br />I cannot leave my lights plugged in b/c we use this unit also for "uplighting" above the cabinets.  We'd have to get a ladder out to touch these things off.  I had hoped that these lights would all come on when I plug the linked units back in, but they don't...and it's random if they will or won't.  So I have to go to each unit and "touch" it on, as they have no "on" switch...just the touch sensitive function.  For one unit however, once I unplugged it, and plugged it back it, despite all the "touching" in the world, this light would not come back on.  I tested it's bulb in my other units.  No bulb issue, and when I put this bulb back in, the unit came back on like a gem.  But again, once I unplugged it, upon plugging back it, that thing will not come on no matter how or where you touch it.<br /><br />The other problem is that they are attached to two brackets so that you can pivot them and remove them for changing out the lights.  At considerable damage to your hand, b/c this light does NOT want to come off.  I can also see that it deeply stresses the plastic brackets, and I worry about breakage.<br /><br />The other problem with the touch on function is that there is no "sweet spot" for THIS is where it works.  For some of these lights, though they eventually come on, I spend a good minute trying to get the durn thing to turn on.  Although ironically it's very sensitive about turning OFF.  Remember, though they advertise the great swivel function, every time you touch it to swivel...off goes the light again.  Grrrrr....<br /><br />I would say that this product would be great improved if they had a "touch on" override switch.  If the company offers one that has all these features and brushed nickel, but with an on/off switch, I'd say go for that one!
Rating: 3 stars