Sunco 4 Inch LED Recessed Lights, Retrofit Can Lighting, 660 LM, 11W (40W Equivalent), Selectable CCT 2700K/3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K, Dimmable, Baffle Trim, Replacement Conversion Kit UL 4 Pack

Easy to install. Worked beautifully. I added an extender to cover the ceiling paint around the lights, then put the lights in. Chose the 2nd brightness and it lit the room up.. Looks amazing.

Great fit very bright. Easy to install.

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%!

Very well made, easy to install, just screw it into fixture and push up on attached clips. I had to downgrade 1 star because only 1 clip came attached. Dimmable so there is no flicker. If it flickers I will update

Works fine for today. Good price.

Great looking lights with several brightness options available. Easy to install with older can lights.Old vs. NewLight set for1500White light is the newer unit. Other is the original can light

Easy to install, looks great. We've replaced all of our in-ceiling lights with these, about 20-30!

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.