Feit Electric5 Inch or 6 Inch LED Recessed Lighting Retrofit Downlights, 120 Watt Equivalent High Output, 2000 Lumen, 3000K Soft White, Dimmable, 6 Pack, LEDR56XHO/930CA/6

easy to install and very bright.

Lights are easy to install, color temp is better than I had, but a little on the yellow spectrum. Maybe because I had the ultra white previously.

I used LED bulbs in my cans, but they didn't dim well even with Lutron dimmers. I then tried retrofits such as these ones, but couldn't find anything bright enough, most were like 75-85W equivalents.These are bright enough that I can actually use the dimmer, and they don't flicker when dimmed. I'd say they are close to their advertised 120W equivalency. The color is not too yellow, but it's definitely not hospital white. It still has the warm incandescent feel.Two potential issues:Make sure these fit in your cans, there are many type of cans out there. It didn't fit mine, I had to buy the clips for the springs, drill into the cans, and screw the clips in, then I was able to install the clips. This is not really FEIT's fault, they can't make products that fit all the crazy cans out there.These are made for 5"-6" cans. However, I'm willing to bet that if you had 6" cans, they will not cover the area that the original trims covered, so depending on the condition of the drywall, you may need to paint or patch the exposed areas. You can also buy goof rings if so inclined. I wish they'd err on the side of the larger size, since a large trim on a 5" can is fine, but a small trim on a 6" can can be a lot of work.

Much better brightness than the 65W that seem to be the defacto new construction installation.

Easy installation. The luminaires look good, work as described

I installed 12 of these in my garage where I like to detail cars or work on various projects. The light these put out is strong, and you can tell it has a high CRI as colors of items are accurate. There are two negatives, however, with these lights and I ultimately decided to send them back. The biggest issue I had with these is the glare they put out. Within minutes of installing them, my eyes were hurting from the glare. I even tried dimming them, but it didn't help, so I replaced them with baffle trims from a different company, and the improvement was instant and obvious, and the glare was gone.The second issue, was just that the quality of the trim is mediocre. Half of them came in bent, and then I realized it was because the metal is so thin, you can bend them with your hand. I eventually took a shot buying lights from an online company called Maxxima that had good reviews and had baffle trims, and I am very impressed. First, the shipping was very fast, but secondly, these lights are so much nicer. They are a thicker metal that doesn't bend, and the spring clips are longer than average, which made it far easier and quicker to install. The cherry on top was that they were also less expensive than these, so it really was a win-win. Do a search for them, and I think you will be happy you did.

I don't know what the previous owners/contractor was thinking, but out kitchen can lights had 460 lumen led bulbs in them and it was horribly dark. I ordered these to replace them and it has made a huge difference. We're not fans of the 5000k or 6000k "daylight" bulbs and prefer the 2700-3000K warm bulbs instead. These are perfect. In fact, they were so much brighter that we added a dimmer switch. I can't wait to put these in our 23' family room ceiling next... if only I can figure out how to get up that high to install them.

Work as expected and great replacements as needed.

put in old swimming pool lights that i have over my work bench