Amico 12 Pack 6 Inch 5CCT Ultra-Thin LED Recessed Ceiling Light with Junction Box, 1050LM Brightness, Dimmable Canless Wafer Downlight, 12W, ETL&FCC

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent Quality, Easy Installation, and Great Brightness! I recently installed the Amico 12 Pack 6" Ultra-Thin LED Recessed Ceiling Lights, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. The lights are incredibly slim, making them perfect for areas where traditional cans won’t fit. Installation was straightforward thanks to the included junction boxes, and the build quality feels solid and reliable. The 5CCT selectable color temperatures are a huge bonus—being able to choose the perfect warmth or coolness for each room makes a noticeable difference. At 1050 lumens, each light is impressively bright while still only using 12W, so it's energy-efficient without sacrificing performance. They dim smoothly with no flicker, and the ETL & FCC certifications give extra peace of mind regarding safety and quality. Overall, these lights transformed my space and look fantastic. Excellent value for the price—highly recommended!

Easy to install. Very bright. Buy them. I put 5 in a 12x12 room. Comes with push in wire connectors. Super easy to wire. Get u a can light hole saw. Cheap on amazon. Way easier and cleaner than hand cutting. Enjoy 🙂.

I've installed a lot of lighting like this, so I'm definitely not new to the product nor the procedure. I've got to say that I'm a bit impressed with the quality of these -- they're comparable to what you might buy at the big-box home improvement chains in every way, but at a fraction of the cost. They were packaged very well, and not a single problem with any of them -- no crumpled gaskets, no twisted wires, no bent housings, no missing or broken parts. The installation experience was identical for each one, no troubles at all. More importantly, their performance is outstanding. The light throw is very thorough and even with absolutely no hot spots or shadows. And I am a bit impressed with their light output -- they're BRIGHT! And what I mean by that is they make more than enough light for their size, so it won't take many to evenly light a given space or room. The only complaint I have is on the diameter. They're Ø6.7", and they recommend cutting a 6.25" hole, leaving less than 1/4" of a lip for the light to hold onto. That leaves virtually no room for error, so if you plan to cut the hole by hand, be very, very, VERY careful that you undercut (and use a utility knife with a fresh blade rather than a keyhole saw). If you use a hole saw, the ones designed for 6" recessed lighting are usually 6-3/8", so you're in dangerous waters if you use one of those. In any case for drywall, if you somehow crumble or tear the edge of your hole, it WILL be visible when the light is installed. I used an adjustable hole saw (a Klein 53710), which could be adjusted in 1/4" increments, so I was able to cut the recommend size hole without any error, but it took a little effort to line up the light in the hole to make sure there were no visible gaps. Overall, this is an excellent buy. i can't speak on the longevity, of course, but given the overall quality and performance, I expect that these will last for many years.

Bought these to replace a couple dimmed recess light around the house. These lights arrive quickly and are quite well built, each with a junction box and pre-stripped lead wires as well as connectors if you don't have some already from previous installations. My old lights had cups behind the LED, and since they were above the attic without top access, I just took off the screw and poked them up to make space. The junction box fits easily into the original hole, and I like the design with two spring ears on the light, easy to install as well as to take off in case you need to adjust the light temperature like I did. So far it's been working like a charm, very steady and bright and looks better than the garbage installed by the builder. I plan to replace all ceiling light with these in a couple of weeks.

These lights are excellent. Easy to install. I replaced old fluorescent lights in my basement. These are very bright so I added a dimmer switch. Make sure you buy the recommended hole saw attachment and you’ll have a perfect fit.

My home was built without pre-installed, hard-wired lighting in most rooms. I upgraded the lighting in two rooms by installing these lights. They provide a nice clean look and great looking light. Room 1 is about 13' x 14' x 8', and has an open wall to a room with previously-installed recessed lighting. I installed 6 total lights set on 3000K. This setup provides fairly bright lighting, and a dimmer switch makes it easy to control. At full illumination, this room is observably brighter in broad daylight, with one wall consisting of a sliding glass door. At night, turning the lights down with a dimmer to about 50% provides plenty of light. Room 2 is about 10' x 10' x 8', and is an enclosed bedroom type space. I will soon install 4 lights in this room on the warm 2700K setting; I expect this to be sufficient. Installation Advice : I measured out my hole centers and then punctured the drywall with a thumbtack. Then, I used a 6" plastic lid from a half gallon yogurt tub with a thumb tack in the center as a stencil to mark my holes. After double checking that the holes are aligned, I used a hole saw to cut around the outer edge of the line describing the position of the yogurt lid. (That is, the hole radius was wider than the marked line by the width of the saw.) This approach yielded perfect holes with a durable stencil. For anyone that hasn't done this kind of work previously, it is dustier than I expected. Consideration 1 : 3000K on these lights is close, but not the same, as some retrofit recessed lights in an adjoined room that also list as 3000K. The 2700K on these lights much redder than the 3000K. These lights will work dangling from their connector so the light temperature switch can be checked before installing the light and hiding the jbox. Consideration 2 : My Leviton dimmer works with these lights, but the dimmer must rise above a certain threshold (about 60%) before the lights will come on from being off. This is mildly annoying. Consideration 3 : While it is possible to remove the light once it is in the ceiling, it is clear that these lights are not intended to be easily removed. I learned this while working out the proper hole size for the light. Consideration 4 : These do not come with bushings to protect wires from the metal edges of the jboxes. Order some to protect your wires! Amazon sells inexpensive plastic ones that are 1/2" in diameter.

Today a received my lights, they got shipped in original packaging, I have some outdated lights that stared to shut off from time to time, and need it to be replaced, installing these lights is a piece of cake for me, I’m sure it’s easy for anyone else as well, the most difficult part was removing those old lights, the fixtures are very flush to ceiling, and the clamping spring keep the light tight and secure, keeping unwanted critters from getting in, very bright for a little 4” fixtures, and being able to select from multiple light temperatures its definitely something you’ll appreciate, the price is fantastic!! The quality is great!! 12 fixtures for $60 dollars!!! You usually pay $25 or more for one light at the depot store, if you’re thinking about buying it, stop thinking it, just do it, you won’t regret it. New light set to day light, old light warm color, see pictures, the camera doesn’t do justice

The lights are easy to install. Use the template provided to cut the hole even though it looks too big. The electrical wire connections were so easy to that I removed my existing connection box and the two lights and replaced them as well. I love the light level selection as the options allow for use anywhere.