Sylvania 36051 Silver Linear Dot It Portable LED Light, Silver

I bought two for under my kitchen cabinets. I get up very early and don't want bright lights, just enough to make coffee. Some features that may not be apparent from the product description:
a) It comes with velcro and magnetic mounts
b) It has a contact switch - just brush your fingertip to turn on and off
c) It comes with (cheap) batteries but battery life is excellent

The only con is that the two-sided velcro tape (sticky on one side, velcro on the other) is pretty poor. The sticky mounts would come unstuck overnight. I went to TruValue and bought Velcro brand velcro and it works fine.

I'm buying more for other locations and to make sure I have spares.

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It is now 2011 and they are still doing what I need. I have knocked them off with appliances without breaking and they get steam from the coffee pot with no problems.

Despite having three LEDs, this doesn't put out much light. It seems quite a bit less than a non-LED flashlight with 2 D cell batteries. The light is only about seven inches long and uses three AAA batteries. It has a touch switch which you just barely touch with your finger to turn it on or off. However, you need to touch it with a bare finger for the switch to work. A gloved finger won't operate the switch. UPDATE: The switch stopped working on my light after about a year of infrequent use. Had to throw the light out.

The center plastic tube that contains the LEDs does swivel from side-to-side in either direction about 30 degrees to direct the light.

If you want a brighter LED battery light to stick somewhere, Energizer makes a round push light called the "Hardcase LED Area Light" (about $11). It is about 4" in diameter and heavier, but it puts out much more light (50 lumens) and lasts a long time (31 hours with 3 AA alkaline batteries). The Energizer...Read more

This is an attractive light with a capacitance switch. I use it in my home entertainment cabinet over my turntable, and it provides bright white light about 2 feet under the light, which is suitable to read a record label or jacket or to check for dust on the needle or other problems.

It looks good and provides serviceable light. I have not seen any drawbacks to its design or function in the past three weeks.