7.5" Flush Mount Ceiling Light| Disk Lights | Dimmable Ceiling LED Light, 15W (120W Equivalent), 120V, 2700K, ETL, Wet Location LED- 4/6" J-Box (Warm White, 6 Pack)

Installed 12 of these last August: six inside and six on our covered porch. After a couple of months, the dimming failed on several of the inside lights. Now, five of the six inside have gone out, and three of the six outside have gone out. We had an electrician install them, then called him to see what was wrong. He tested each location and verified they had power. He noted that the ones that failed have a dim glow, so he removed one and tested it from a different power source with the same result. I was happy with them when they initially worked. However, 8 out of 12 failing is a pretty bad ratio, particularly for LED lights. The lights say they have a five year warranty, but I'm not sure of how to get a hold of Amazon or the manufacturer to get them replaced.

The light fixtures, all six were $45, The parts used in the installation were $70, the Hubble Occupancy Sensor, (a 5star gem item,) was $40. Total project cost was $157. Installed in a garage with open surface mounted connection boxes. The benefit is that I now have a great lighting scheme. That's a bargain of a price.For $157 you get plastic not, glass lenses. The fixtures warp when affixed to the j-boxes. regardless of how carefully you measure the spacing, the warped fixtures give the appearance of uneven mounting. Fortunate;y the lights are so bright, no one will notice. A solid buy for the garage. I have a Hubble Space Occupancy sensor controlling them. It's and that alone was almost as much as the lights. The lights include additional mounting screws and 3 wire nuts. Like I said the labour and materials were more than the fixtures. The quality of my electrical work will be around after I am gone and I am certain whoever lives here in the future will enjoy this great addition. I wanted to go with the big flat panel lights but the cost and let us face it light distribution unless you're using the daylight hue, simply require individual fixtures. Worth labour.

Lights while they may look fine are cheap. Installed these all around my home. Where I live we get a lot of storms and these lights are dying off one by one with every power surge, they are not made well enough to stand up to any sort of issues as I now have 8 of them that have blown. In the photos you can see a normal working one and one that has been affected by a power surge

I purchased these for my workshop and they work nicely - while they are working. I installed 26 of them in my ceiling and within 30 days, 6 of them stopped working and had to be replaced. Very disappointing. I am contacting the supplier and will update this rating if I receive satisfaction from them....UPDATE - I emailed the supplier, Overdrive Brands, explaining the problem. Within 20 minutes I received a response and a promise to ship replacement lights that day. By 4:00 the next afternoon, the replacement lights were on my front porch. That's customer service! Thank you Overdrive Brands for standing by your products. I am changing my review to 5 stars.

We live in a new house that has A LOT of wall lights. I bought the 6-pack of these to test if they would serve to cover many of those wall lights, rather than just put a plain electrical box cover, and also to test the color. I bought the 4,000K. I was pleased with the color and the ease of installation; also very pleased with the super flush look. However, I was not expecting this to be so bright, to the point that they are bothersome to look from the front. It was not only me, I tested it with a guest he was blinded as well. The supplier does list them as 1100 lumens, but I wouldn't think that would be so bright. In the hallway, where you don't face the light, they do a very good job, though again, I was looking for a more subtle look. Anyway, I will start putting them in other parts of the house (laundry, pantry) to see how they perform and will update if I see any changes.

I needed LED engines to upgrade my ceiling fan’s Halogen lights. I disassembled these lights and used just the LED engines since this is a much cheaper approach than buying LED engines straight out. Worked well, but remember that the driving transistors do create quite a bit of heat and you need to dissipate this heat. See my pics of the modified ceiling fan.

This would have easily been a 5 🌟 review had the box not been smashed... a few of my lights were bent but easily straightened. Nice, even light distribution. Gives a clean finished look. The holes didn't line up with my j-box but the lights don't weigh much so they still mounted fine with one screw in the box and a drywall screw into the drywall. Great for closets, or to give a "recessed can" look to any room.

Think before you’re buy this product, is cost $ 248 and the J- box is not included, J- box cost $6.99 each depend how many is need. The Amazon policy: Returnable until Jan 31, 2022. They’re won’t let you return, even can’t give you back the credit. The Amazon show the video is easy install, is only the person to know the electrical. Besides some one doesn’t know