ECOELER6 Inch LED Low Profile Surface Mount Disk Light, Aluminum Trim Light Fixture, 16.5W, 5000K Daylight, 1000Lm, Suitable for 3.5" & 4" J-Box or 5/6" Recessed Can, ETL & FCC Listed

These are super easy to install and look great and sleek. They are also super bright. Definitely brings a modern look from the old dingy “boob” fixture. I can’t speak on longevity, but so far they work great.

The media could not be loaded.  Easy install, components were well made and didn’t feel cheap. Work great on my dimmer switch. No flickering, and consistent output amongst all 4 in package. Fit flush to ceiling. I did not use the recessed/can light install kit but it seemed well made and had everything you might need. Would recommend!

The lights are very easy to install. Comes with multiple ways of installation. I only had to use the 3 wires which the house had and connect. Plug-in play.Looks good and are very bright.

These are economical and work great. There are three option for the motion detector on/off. I really only want them on when I’m outside but that selection only allows for a 30 second on between motions so I wish it was more like 3 minutes.

Doing a few minor updates to my 2005 townhouse and these flush mount/recess-ish lights are just with the doctor ordered! I say -Ish because though they come with the little chicken feet to mount them to a actual recessed lighting, can; you can also use the mounting box that is already located beneath your existing light fixture. Super easy to install…purchased a box of black for the main parts of my house and a box of white for closets and bathrooms. Installed all of them in less than an hour! I purchased daylight which are super super bright!

I really like these! I have used one so far to replace an EcoSmart LED in my new home that only lasted 2 years. These were installed in the standard deep 6-inch cans that were made to hold old-school incandescent bulbs.My only gripe is a very minor one. The instructions are very good, and pretty well written, but steps 4,5 and 6 where the "chicken feet" (the stiff wires that hold the light up flush with the ceiling when using a recessed can) really needed a close-up picture and some additional text.The problem is that there are 2 sets of keyed slots on each side. The instructions tell you to peel off the two plastic stickers (a GREAT IDEA, by the way--nicely done) on each side that reveal these two slots. You are then told to place the "spring holds" into these rectangular slots and twist them at a right angle to lock them in place. HUH? How in the world can I do that??After a few minutes of staring at things, I finally got a clue that the spring holds (the flat metal feet that hold the chicken feet springs) had a threaded hole in them. I grabbed the two shorter screws that were supplied and threaded them into the hole on each foot. Then I slid the foot with the screw into the keyed slot that was previously marked for 4-inch diameter cans (I'm installing this into a 6-inch can) and tightened the screw down. Viola! That made sense--at least to me.I've included some photos showing the parts supplied as well as how I attached the feet with the screws. I hope this helps someone else. I don't know if this is correct, but it's working for me, and the springs line up just as they should.Very nice lights, with lots of output! I got the 3000K color temperature that matches my others. It's less recessed inside the can than the EcoSmarts I have, which actually gives it a wider circle of light. A bonus.

Every once in a while, things that are too good to be true are, in fact, true. I crossed my fingers and ordered a four-pack of these lights to install on the walls above our fireplace. To install, one removes the plastic lens (dome) with a twist and hook up the black, white and green (ground) wires. The light base attaches directly to the junction box in the wall or ceiling. Twist on the lens and you're done. The base is metal which avoids the problem of bending the base and screwing up the alignment of the little tabs on the lens. I made the mistake of buying two different dimmer switches (Lutron and Leviton) and both worked fine-- they are close enough in appearance that I went ahead and kept them.For me, LED lighting "color temperature" was a challenge. My advice is to ignore all descriptions like "sun light, natural light, warm light, cool light, day light, etc." These terms are not standardized across manufacturers. Reputable companies will provide a "K" (Kelvin) value. This is a matter of taste, but I've found that 2700K is distinctly yellowish, 3000K is soft white and best for most interior locations, 4000K is cooler and blueish and higher "K" values start to look like a hospital operating room. Maybe OK for a garage or utility room. Note that the color will be affected by the color/thickness of the lens/dome. Thick alabaster glass covers will make the light more yellow. These lenses are pure white and I really like their 3000K color.The lights protrude less than an inch from the wall or ceiling. At 15W they put out plenty of light and three will use about the same energy as one incandescent refrigerator light bulb. They also generate a lot less heat than the old incandescent "can" lights and are therefore safer. Good quality and a great value.

Changed out old fixtures to these that are brighter ,flush mount so a cleaner look. Comes with all the stuff you need to change our any fixture