Ensenior 12 Pack 6 Inch LED Recessed Ceiling Light, Dimmable, 2700K-5000K 5CCT, 1200LM 12W 120V, High Brightness Canless Wafer Downlight - ETL&FCC&IC

Well worth the money! Easy install! Works great! Super bright! This pack did my whole mechanics garage set up so well! Time will tell for longevity. Seems well made.

These recessed lights are a great choice for soffit lighting. I chose the 4 inch 750 lumen with adjustable color temperature. In these pictures, the lights are set at 5000K color temperature and as you can see are super bright.The super slim profile build of the light gives it a sleek and premium feel and they sit almost flush to wherever you mount them. The junction boxes are well built. For the price you’re paying for 12 lights you are getting a much better deal than buying from a major retailer (which would probably be of lesser quality).Install is easy if you’re familiar with electrical work. They do come with push in connectors but I ditched those and used wire nuts to make all the connections instead. I tied in to an existing switch in my home and replaced that switch with a Honeywell timer switch so they turn on and off automatically. I only used 6 of the 12 lights and saved the other 6 if any of them ever go out.Overall, this was a great purchase for our home and I recommend the same for your’s. You will definitely break your neighbors’ necks.

I’m very happy with these LED lights! They were easy to install, super bright, and made a big difference in the room. As a contractor, I’ve used these lights in all my projects, and they’ve consistently delivered great results. The quality is reliable, and they offer excellent value for the price.

So I don’t typically compromise on lighting. I’ve installed numerous conventional 6” can lights throughout our home with relatively costly LED trim kits and generally been happy with the results. When I stumbled upon these and realized they were about half the cost of 6” cans with LED bulbs, I crossed my fingers and bought 30 of them for our basement.First off, these are well engineered lights. Someone put a lot of thought into this design. They are very easy to install with simple tools. You will need 1/2” knockout clamps and that’s about it, save the wire, switches, etc.Most impressively, these can be positioned anywhere on the ceiling regardless of where your joists are located, but only on new installs (before hanging drywall). I pre-installed the ballast boxes before hanging drywall. Regardless of where you want lights or the locations of my joists, the lights will fit given how the clamping mechanism works. An example of what may perceived to be a problematic joist location is included in the photo. However, this is a non-issue for new installs. But, you cannot do this for a retrofit as the ballast box is a bit larger than the opening provided for some joist locations. For retro-fits you definitely want to be clear of the joists.Regarding light output, I’m pleased but I’m not quite sure they put out the stated lumens. I have cans of the same rated capacity at a slightly greater spacing in another room and the overall luminescence appears to be the same. I went with a 4’ by 4’ spacing in the photo and am happy with the results. Better to have too much light and dimmer rather than not enough.I used a 4-1/8” hole saw and it is perfectly sized for the job. The lights come with an integral gasket which is great if there is an uninsulated space above, but this results in the lights sitting not quite flush with the ceiling. It’s not objectionable but I’m picky. Since this was a basement rehab, I removed the gasket and they sit tight and flush with the ceiling. It’s a very clean look.The Lutron dimmers recommended work flawlessly, not a hint of flickering and they dim down quite low.My only suggestion to the manufacturer is to provide either longer cable lengths between the ballast and light or provide an option to buy extension cables. For new installs, the light needs to be located within less than a foot from the ballast. This was not an option for me in some instances so I needed extension cables which were very difficult to come by. However, there were relatively inexpensive when I finally located them from another vendor.All in all these are absolutely worth every penny. You cannot go wrong with these lights provided you plan ahead on new installs. On retrofits there should work issue and they would be ideal for drop ceilings. checked all 30 lights when they arrived and all functioned without issue. I cannot speak to longevity as my lights have less than 40 hours on them. Provided their longevity is a good as this product design, I don’t expect to ever have to replace them.

2nd Update: I'm nearing the 5 year limit on the warranty, and I've had to replace nearly every light. I'm not sure as to how many of the original 24 lights have failed, as Ensenior's customer service has been outstanding and I replaced many lights before I started to keep track. At some point after many failures I started to write the date of installation on the back of each replacement, so I could track whether I was replacing an "old" light or one of the new lights. So far I have not replaced a light with a date written on the back, so it looks like only the original 24 are being replaced, which leads my to believe that the entire original order was just a bad batch. I cannot say enough about Ensenior though, they have been fantastic honoring the warranty. I just bought another set of 12 as I'm starting to feel bad about contacting them for more lights. With any luck these will be great, and the originals will just be a one-off bad experience.Update to original review: After 2 1/2 years of perfect service, one of the 12 lights started to flicker, then died completely. I decided to check the warranty, and was amazed that it was still active (warrantied for 5 years). I contacted Ensenior via Amazon and within 8 hours I had a response! They are not only replacing the bad light, but have shipped a second for no additional cost. Equally impressive is that they have requested (but NOT required) that I ship the bad light back at their expense to see what went wrong. Fast, efficient and friendly. Amazing customer service!The lights arrived well packaged, but four of the lights had some very minor damage to the spring retainer clips. These lights are designed to be held in place by springs that grip the sheetrock, and these springs have plastic "feet" on them to help spread the load. Four of the lights had the plastic portion of these spring clips broken, right out of the box. These had minimal/no effect on my installation, but I would have hoped that QC would have caught this at some point.The lights are very well made. The junction box is well thought out. The knockouts actually knock out easily, the edges of the box are not sharp, the wiring is done with the newer styled quick connectors that do not require wire nuts, and the boxes are roomy enough to easily accommodate up to 3 14-2 romex wires.The one complaint that I have is that the low voltage plugs are manufactured to such tight tolerances that they can be difficult to insert. I had to shave the tips of several plugs to get them started, and even then they were a very tight fit. I'm a fairly robust guy, and getting the plugs seated took considerable effort. I think that while tight tolerances in general are desirable, in this case it would seem to be a bit overkill.Overall, I'm extremely impressed with the lights, and the value they represent. In the picture you can see the 8' fluorescent tubes that are being replaced by these LED's. The LED's are brighter, come on instantly at full brightness, and cost less to run... What's not to like?