Sunco 12 Pack 5/6 Inch Smooth LED Retrofit Downlight, 965 Lumens, 2700K Soft White, 13W Dimmable, Damp Rated, Bedroom Living Room Bathroom, 120V - UL, FCC, RoHS

Excellent lighting ! Easy installation in my existing Halo recessed light cans. The ability to set what shade of light is awesome, everything from very warm to very cool settings. Zero noise but I’m not using it with a dimmer so I can’t speak to that.

This is a great product easy as heck to install, clips and wire leads are furnished AWESOME! IM BUYING MORE, for my rentL properties

I upgraded 24 6" can lights with these. The old bulb setup has bugged me since we moved into the house almost 4 years ago, with their old / discolored trim pieces and bulbs that never actually sat perpendicular to the ceiling and looked a bit wonky. Found these online and thought for the amazing price and strong reviews, it's gotta be an upgrade. And it sure is. The look is so much cleaner. Most of our ceilings have no texture, and they sit perfectly flush on those. Our kitchen has a light texture and so doesn't look PERFECT but I'm just nitpicking at the obvious and it's 1000% better than the old bulb setup regardless. I've seen a couple comments about people having a couple lights DOA, but all 24 of mine are good. I have these across 4 areas, three each with a Lutron Sunnata dimmer and one single bulb on a switch. One room/dimmer has 9 fixtures, and I have zero issues with dimming or flicker. I had to reset the low end of the dim range on each Sunnata dimmer but that's easy, just search online for the manual. Installation was a snap once I figured it out; the instructions could have better depicted where the springs needed to go. I found a video, just search "sunco can replacement installation video" and you'll have your pick. Once I watched the video, I would say it was less than 2 minutes to replace each one. For reference, I used the E26 base adapters. Super convenient. A DIY novice could handle this (with the support of the video instructions as the paper instructions aren't great). With the 24 cans I upgraded, I came across 3 different types of can and had no issues with any. One had four "ears" that I had to bend out with a screwdriver in order to trap the springs. A few had two full C-shaped ears that were already in position. The majority of the cans had what I'll call nostrils that the springs slipped into. I don't foresee issues with holding power on any of the can types I dealt with, but the nostril ones are STRONG. Like, in the event I need to pull them down I'm going to need to figure out how to pry them off the ceiling far enough to get my fingers in there without marking up the ceiling. Two additional benefits I wasn't expecting: 1) The old LED bulbs I had in the cans had a low buzz to them. These do not. 2) As I was changing these over, I realized that since most of our cans protrude up into the attic space, I was probably losing some heat from the house in winter with drafts going around the bulbs and up through the cans into the attic. No more with these! Probably a negligible difference but I'll take it.

These lights are easy to install, look good, work well....but not for what one expects in the life of an LED. I've replaced 8 of these over the course of 4 years of sub-average duty. I need to replace more and won't buy this brand again. I've got to believe the Chinese know how to build a light bulb by now and these are clearly not their best effort. If they want to replace them, I'd accept the offer and give them a second chance on their dime. Until then, I strongly urge buyers to look elsewhere. Update: After writing to the company and receiving a very quick response, I can say Sunco stands behind their warranty (7 years) and is offering to replace the inoperable lights at no cost to me. Maybe initially I received a bad lot as these things do happen. With these replacements I hope to get the service I had originally expected. I'm impressed by Sunco's CS and willingness to make it right. As I said in my first post, these lights check all the boxes of form and function and now knowing they stand behind their products, I'm upgrading my rating to 4 stars.

These worked out great ! Love the fact you can set them to how bright you want them.

Super good price and great LED lights

I got these to replace my burnt out bulbs in my living room. My first impression is that the lights are light weight and bright. The popped into my existing light cans easily and without issue. The color switch on the back is great. No need to guess what color mine are. The plastic material on the housing isn’t that thick but it seems quality made. The size matched my existing ones nicely. It’s a great value for the money compared to the big box stores that want 2-3 times this amount. My only complaint is that the housings took some playing with to get them to sit flat against the ceiling. It still left a tiny gap between the light and ceiling. Overall I’d definitely buy these again. Pros Easy to install Easy to adjust Bright Well made Comes Cons Have to adjust them a bit to get them to sit flush with the ceiling

I purchased an earlier version of this light, and it fit into the H7 cans nice and tight up against the drywall. These newer designs changed the way that the springs attach to the trim, and the trim piece can no longer snug up tight to the drywall. The manufacturer emailed me to suggest that I try rotating or bending the springs so that they work with my fixtures, but after fiddling with it quite a bit, I can't find a way to make it work. Math keeps getting in the way! The issue is that the trim is sized so that it can work in a 5" or 6" can, and in order to make that work, the trim itself is much less than 6" in diameter. As a result, where the springs attach to the trim in the new design, they are somewhere between 4-5" apart. The c-clips in the can are more like 6" apart. When the trim is pushed up into the can, that 1" difference in diameter begins to force the spring to make an angle between the can and the trim. By the time the trim is pushed in as far as it can go, the angle needed between the can and the trim is too steep to allow the springs to fully pull the trim up. It fights against it. The old design had little adjustable mounts for the springs, and you could extend the springs away from the trim itself so that there was less of an angle to overcome. Worked really well. The manufacturer tells me they changed the design (probably to save money, now there are fewer parts), and that I should just try bending the springs. There appears to be no way to do that and at the same time have the spring do the job it needs to do. I am going to have to find a way to bend or remount the c-clips inside my cans to make it seem more like a 5" can. I have no idea if these will work with other recessed cans, but they aren't going to work for you if you have the 6" H7 cans from Home Depot.

Exactly as described. Easy installation and I love the adjustable brightness feature. Also delivery time was super good.

Al usarlos con dimmer funcionan excelente

Me encantaron las luces muy buena calidad además de que ilumina muy bien 100% recomendadas y muy buen material, todavía no la pruebo con dimer pero espero que no haya problema

buena calidad ... recomendable

So far, very pleased. Easy to install. It took about 75 minutes to install 11 of these lights. All lights worked first time, but I will update this review if any of the units failed, which seems to be a fairly common problem, for those who had issues. No flickering has been experiences, but a dimmer is not installed anywhere in the system, which could be a possible cause. Installation would have been quicker, but I needed to pull out the tabs/ears in the cans to push in the spring arms, since these were originally mounted with springs. Not a fault of the product. I did take a close look at the reviews, so I recognized the problems experienced. This product has well over 1,000 reviews, and given the high number of positive experiences, decided to take a leap of faith. Even the more common and much more expensive brands have issues, so I felt this would be a safe bet. As mentioned, the previous lights were mounted with springs. While you can muscle of the springs, I wound with the bulb removed, you can easily remove the spring with a pair of needle nose pliers towards the top of the can. Since springs were previously used, fortunately these cans also had the tabs to permit sliding in the the spring arms of the new lights. Some of the cans took more of an effort to pull these out so they were 90 degrees out. If you did not pull these out to 90 degrees, the new light would not always slide firmly up to the ceiling, so make sure you have them pulled out to 90 degrees of the can and you have the gasket in place. All of the lights came fitted for a 5" light, so if you have a 6" light, make sure you move the arms out to the furthest position, otherwise they will not mount properly. This only takes about 1 minutes per light to loosen the screen, move the metal bracket to the outer position and tighten the screw. At first the lights seemed extremely bright, but after using them several times, they are not too bad. I do wish they were more of the warm variety of white lights. I may consider installing dimmers at some point, but also know this could also present some flickering. I will just need to make sure I buy a quality dimmer. All in all, very happy and pleased with the results.