Amico 12 Pack 6 Inch 5CCT Ultra-Thin LED Recessed Ceiling Light with Junction Box, 1050LM Brightness, Dimmable Canless Wafer Downlight, 12W, ETL&FCC

We put these all over our house and I absolutely love them. My husband is an electrician so it but he said even a novice could figure it out they are super easy to install and because they’re adjustable and he Britney’s was perfect. I prefer white lighting and my husband prefers warm so we went with warm in the bedrooms and white in the living spaces. The color adjustment were perfect. I liked the dimmable brightness and they have been super reliable so far. We put them in a year ago.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent Quality, Easy Installation, and Great Brightness! I recently installed the Amico 12 Pack 6" Ultra-Thin LED Recessed Ceiling Lights, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. The lights are incredibly slim, making them perfect for areas where traditional cans won’t fit. Installation was straightforward thanks to the included junction boxes, and the build quality feels solid and reliable. The 5CCT selectable color temperatures are a huge bonus—being able to choose the perfect warmth or coolness for each room makes a noticeable difference. At 1050 lumens, each light is impressively bright while still only using 12W, so it's energy-efficient without sacrificing performance. They dim smoothly with no flicker, and the ETL & FCC certifications give extra peace of mind regarding safety and quality. Overall, these lights transformed my space and look fantastic. Excellent value for the price—highly recommended!

I have submitted a review on this same brand name with very high ratings. The product I reviewed earlier features a night light mode. You can find that review somewhere near this one. This version does NOT have night light mode, but I bought these for my garage/shop and didn't think that the romantic, mood lighting was all that necessary. (I mean, who could resist, "Hey, baby wanna see my table saw?") All the very positive things I had to say about the other version apply equally here. These are wonderful lights. I installed eight of them in my shop to augment the existing single LED, and I am able to work out there quite comfortably. It is VERY bright. It took a couple of hours to put in all eight and hook them up. I even added a separate switch for these so I could use the garage overhead light alone when I didn't need the extra foot-candles. Set the color temperature to 5000K and put on your shades!!

This is the best way to light your home inexpensively. This adjustable and dimmable light system is excellent. It is easy to install and the first set I installed in 2024 are still working (I have not had to replace any - very reliable). I have purchased both the 4" and 6" and I can only say good things about them. Wiring is easy and they include push-in connectors which saves money. A note on adjustment, since the color range is large, make sure to pre-test the brightness and color prior to fully 'pushing ' into place so you get the exact vibe you're looking for (pulling them back out is not difficult, btw).

We installed these in our living room and basement, they were easy to wire up and we love the look. I have an unused box I plan on putting in the kitchen I have not gotten to installing yet. I would recommend these to anyone. They have multiple color options and are perfectly reliable.

The lights work pretty much as advertised. I installed 42 of these; overall happy. The switches to change between the different color temperatures aren't the greatest. Some of them I had to play with a bit to get the correct color temperature. One of the lights keeps switching between the color temp I want and the setting right above it; this seems to be a control box/switch issue, not the light itself. GET THE DIMMER SWITCHES THAT ARE LISTED AS COMPATIBLE. I initially got very well reviewed but off brand LED dimmer switches (6 total). Because they're half the price! Three of the dimmers are on the same electrical circuit/breaker but control three different light areas (stairs, living room, and bedroom). No matter what I tried the living room lights and the bedroom lights, even though they're on different switches, would affect each other when dimmed and cause flickering in the other room. I finally broke down and purchased the Lutron DVWCL-153PH-WH dimmer switches and swapped out those two switches: flickering is completely gone. The other dimmer switches seem to be working ok for now, even though one of the rooms is technically superseding the 150w LED rating on the switch. Time will tell how that holds up. 2 of the switches have their power supply coming off of wall outlets (they were add-ons); I have not tested them with anything plugged in to those outlets yet. Anyway, save yourself the headache and get the recommended/tested dimmer switches from the start. Wish I had. It's worth the extra $.

I've installed a lot of lighting like this, so I'm definitely not new to the product nor the procedure. I've got to say that I'm a bit impressed with the quality of these -- they're comparable to what you might buy at the big-box home improvement chains in every way, but at a fraction of the cost. They were packaged very well, and not a single problem with any of them -- no crumpled gaskets, no twisted wires, no bent housings, no missing or broken parts. The installation experience was identical for each one, no troubles at all. More importantly, their performance is outstanding. The light throw is very thorough and even with absolutely no hot spots or shadows. And I am a bit impressed with their light output -- they're BRIGHT! And what I mean by that is they make more than enough light for their size, so it won't take many to evenly light a given space or room. The only complaint I have is on the diameter. They're Ø6.7", and they recommend cutting a 6.25" hole, leaving less than 1/4" of a lip for the light to hold onto. That leaves virtually no room for error, so if you plan to cut the hole by hand, be very, very, VERY careful that you undercut (and use a utility knife with a fresh blade rather than a keyhole saw). If you use a hole saw, the ones designed for 6" recessed lighting are usually 6-3/8", so you're in dangerous waters if you use one of those. In any case for drywall, if you somehow crumble or tear the edge of your hole, it WILL be visible when the light is installed. I used an adjustable hole saw (a Klein 53710), which could be adjusted in 1/4" increments, so I was able to cut the recommend size hole without any error, but it took a little effort to line up the light in the hole to make sure there were no visible gaps. Overall, this is an excellent buy. i can't speak on the longevity, of course, but given the overall quality and performance, I expect that these will last for many years.

Really impressed with these lights. The brightness is excellent and they make a big difference in the space. Installation was straightforward and everything worked perfectly. The quality is great for the price, and having different color temperature options is a nice bonus. I would definitely buy again and recommend to others.