Sunco Recessed Lighting 6 Inch, Retrofit Can Lights, 965LM, 13W (75W Equivalent), Selectable CCT 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K, Dimmable, Baffle Trim, Damp Rated UL 4 Pack

Easy change out. Great options on brightness of light!

Great product, easy to inslall & love the multiple light levels

This product exceeded my expectations. The quality is excellent, the design is elegant, and its functionality is impeccable. Delivery was fast, and the packaging was very careful. Without a doubt, one of the best purchases I've made on Amazon. I recommend it 100%!

The lights look good and are a nice design. Install was quick and easy and the lights self adjust to pull tight against the ceiling. The big flaw in these is the plastic tabs you push the metal hangers into. The design concept is nice but they are too flimsy so they break easily when installing the metal hangers. 4 of the tabs broke when trying to install the hangers. Outside of that, they are good lights but I would recommend buying more than you need just in case the tabs break.

I needed to replace existing lights. The order was filled within days, the lights fit perfectly and the warm white is just right for our kitchen. The lights are easy to install.

Simple to install

EASY to remove the old incandescent bulb (and the metal cosmetic trim ring if there is one) and install these new 4" LED lights!IF your house already has LED lights previously, you may have the small plug in connector (called TP24), but if not (most houses won't have the TP24), then you'll have the good old standard 'screw in a light bulb' socket that's been around since the days of Thomas Edison, called "E26" and these lights come equipped with the E26 adapter that you screw in to the socket just as you have for the past 120 years! See the little photo I posted with this review.Then... you simply squeeze the little metal spring clips in a wee bit, and slide the new LED light up into the canister in your ceiling! These have their own metal trim ring to cover up the gap between your canister and ceiling drywall.IF you had 60 watt or 100 watt incandescent bulbs, you'll be happy that these LED burn only 11 watts at full brightness.Last of all, these are DIMMABLE! Not all LED lights are dimmable, and, you MUST have the correct dimming light switch that is compatible -- other wise LED lights may flicker if you use the wrong dimmer switch.They say 50,000 hours before they burn out.... well... not always. You will read other comments where users have had them burn out sooner. In my case, I installed about 20 of these in my house, and ONE burned out in 2 years. That's why I bought 4 more (you can buy them in 2, 4, or 8 packs, I think, cheaper by the dozen, as they say) to replace the one that already burned out. Now I have 3 more as spares.

Building a new house and most of the lights in the house were recessed lights (48) total. Around June 2023 I purchased 48 of these lights, installed them and for a minute they actually looked good. A day or two later I noticed that ALL the lights in the house with these recessed lights installed would flicker for 2-3 seconds. The flickering wasn’t very fast so it was very noticeable specially if all the lights were on so it would be 48 lights flickering. After a week or two I noticed that the flickering had a pattern, every 15 minutes on the dot they would flicker. It was so routine you could set a clock to it.Thinking there was no way all 48 lights could be bad all at once I called the electrician back who originally installed the electrical and he went through every wire, box, switch, ground and couldn’t find a anything wrong with the electrical. Called the power company and they came out to check everything as well, ran a new ground, replaced/upgraded the transformer, even put a monitor on the meter to see if there were any surges in the power, nothing, everything was fine.At this point it’s a couple months later, way past the return date and I’m at the Orange big box store and notice the recessed lights. I figure WTH, I’ll buy a 4 pack (the brand that starts with H) and see what happens, if they don’t work I can always return them. I pick a room that I know very well that has a flicker, replace the recessed lights with the new brand I got from the store and immediately the flicker went away. I went back to the store, bought a couple of 8 packs of the same brand, replaced the lights and again, flicker went away immediately.So now I’m way past the return date, stuck with 48 probably defective recessed lights and I know from other reviews I’m not the only one. If you’re thinking about buying these to save some money, DON’T they will end up giving you more of a headache (flickering) than they’re worth. I honestly don’t see how these are able to be sold on Amazon with how horrible the quality is and the risk there is of burning down your house.One more thing. When I was replacing these light I noticed that when I took them out they were HOT, I mean scolding hot which I’m sure can’t be good for anything close to the lights or your electric bill.