Amico 20 Pack 6 Inch 5CCT Ultra-Thin LED Recessed Ceiling Light with Junction Box, 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K Selectable, 12W Eqv 110W, Dimmable Can-Killer Downlight, 1050LM Wafer Lighting - ETL

there is an alternative to this product that looks extremely similar, except it has custom RGBW colors, which control I personally love. That being said, those lights are controlled via wifi and aren't 100% reliable. As ideal as it would be to have lights wake me up with a 2700k color at minimum brightness, then adjust to 5000k at maximum brightness at high noon, and then back down to warmer darker tones for sunset, that reality won't be for what I'm guessing is another 10 years, smart products need to have their kinks worked out, I can't afford random firmware updates on my main lighting.the price on these products is the absolute best. the color control, while not remote, is an important feature. they're extremely bright and every single one worked out of the box. running on 2,000 hours of use each, none of them has as much as flickered. These work extremely well with smart dimmer switches. installation is an absolute breeze, although I highly recommend either a good hole-cutter tool, or drywall cutout tool if you're note replacing lights that also occupied a 6.5" diameter cavity.due to their thin profile, I was able to install these without ever using a stud-finder. if there was a waterpipe, stud, beam, or anything running where I wanted the light, the light could go there anyways. the small tabs that hold it in place are reliable and easy to use around obstacles.

I bought lights of a similar design from a major home improvement retail chain - I spent over $300 on 14 lights (which were the cheapest option there). After reading the reviews on these, I bought a 20 pack for less than half that cost and returned the others to the store. They are easy to install, are made well, and work great! i've got them set on 3000k, and the hue is great! My only complains are that the connector between the power box and the light itself lines up using a very subtle flat edge inside the connector housing (it can be difficult to get it to line up and connect quickly) and that when using them on a dimmer, the hue of the lights changes (loses warmth and gets a little weird) when dimmed to around 30% or below. That said I'm still incredibly happy with them - the light 'discs' are lightweight enough to be mounted in my drop ceiling.

I have personally installed 24 of these in my home across the living room and 3 bedrooms. I work with many contractors and DYI home professionals and we order these LED lights from Amico for several remodel projects. I can tell you these are a great value and work extremely well. No complaints from any of the contractors and home professionals that have installed these.The manufacturer sells these in sets of 6, 12, 16, 20, or 24. At the time of this review, the 20-pack was the least expensive per light (around $6 each). The light is extremely thin which makes it easy to install. Thicker lights can conflict with existing wooden beams that are in the ceiling. These are just the size of your drywall and have a nice fit. The tabs on sides allow you snugly keep it flush with the ceiling. You can use a screwdriver to easily remove the light. The color selector is great well. Being able to alternate colors depending on the furniture in the room and use of the room gives you flexibility. The rooms are so much brighter with these lights.I was not paid for this review and overall, I would highly recommend this product!

Ordered a pack of 20 for basement remodeling project. Lights were received well packaged with zero damage. The light controllers are very easy to install and come with easy push-on power connectors. The lights are also very easy to install even directly under a joist with 1/2" drywall because they are so thin. They have a spring clamp that allows installation to ceiling drywall without the need for tools. They work very well with the dimmer switch and these 6" lights put out a very respectable amount of light that allow changing the temp between multiple hughes. Much later in the project I found that one of the controllers was bad. The light flickered when I plugged it in. I contacted the supplier and they quickly responded with a new light plus controller assembly. Couldn't be happier.

My electrician turned me on to these. What a great body compared to what you find at Home Depot and other big box stores. These are very slim and nicely designed. The box is tiny! Easy install too. Great price. What's not to like.

I am super particular and critical and so a few things in my review may seem picky. The first was that the color selection was inaccurate and not in a range that really made sense. The 2700k is seems lower than that and I could never imagine someone using that spectrum because it is very yellow. In fact the first two settings seemed lower than most would ever consider and I wish there was a step between the 4000k and 5000k which would be perfect. Upon further review I found these have an updated version where the spectrum selection is more realistic and ranges from 2700k to 6000k and they are just a little brighter also. The 4000k setting on these is very nice and if you don't really care about that, and don't need the added brightness provided by the other version these will suit you just perfectly. They are amazing lights that are built really well and work fantastic, dissipate heat really well and can be in direct contact with cellulose insulation. You wont be disappointed.Update.. after installing more of these in other rooms I still love these but there are two things I wish were different. First, I think 2700-3k-3500-4k-5k would be a much better than having a 6k option. For me the 3k is just a little too yellow but the 4k is just a little too sterile. Also, the sensitivity of dimmer function could be adjusted. At 50% the brightness is basically unchanged and at 1% they are nice and dim but could stand to go a little lower. It's not a really bid deal because you have plenty of range in between but for my smart switches and Alexa it is slightly inconvenient and not very intuitive as the percentage is so far from the true output and you have a tighter operating range.