Ensenior 12 Pack 6 Inch LED Recessed Ceiling Light, 5CCT, 1200LM 12W 120V

This recessed ceiling light exceeded my expectations! It gives off bright, even lighting without any flickering and instantly made the room look more modern. The installation was straightforward, and the slim design sits flush with the ceiling for a clean, professional finish. It’s energy-efficient, well-made, and provides excellent brightness for the space. I’m very pleased with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their lighting.

I’m really impressed by the quality of these lights! They perform beautifully without any flickering, and the 2700K and 3000K settings both provide a great warm light. Installation was super easy—very straightforward and hassle-free. I also love the ability to choose the brightness level. It makes these lights incredibly versatile and allows you to customize the lighting to your space. One thing to keep in mind: you need to choose your preferred color temperature (lighting warmth) before installation. Once the light is installed, you can’t change the color temperature from the switch, so make sure you select the one you want beforehand.

These lights are great. The light is bright and clean. You can adjust the temperature level so you can install in a bedroom or an office. Set the temperature before you install them. You can change it afterwards but that means back on the ladder with more insulation falling in your face. Follow your local code as to which wire to get or hire an electrician. Easy install when you have attic access but not necessary. No attic access then get a good fish tape. I have them installed in bedroom, living room and office. Absolutely zero complaints. The builder wanted thousands for extra lighting but these and some diy effort cost a few hundred. I had the tools and had to purchase the three wire, Wago wire connectors, electrical tape and wire protectors. Or hire an electrician. I love these lights.

Love this product, easy to install, I used all of them. I may order more for basement. Great brightness, love the option of changing color temperature. Very modern and simple design and looks. Strongly recommend this product.

Just as described. Worked well.

I had a contractor install a bunch of these lights. They are inexpensive, easy to install and do not flicker (with a good dimmer) but have one issue that turned out to be a show stopper for me. The whole disk (wafer) is equally brightly lit but there is a razor thin circle around the wafer that is lit even brighter than the rest. This in some people causes eyes fatigue and discomfort. I found that a slightly more expensive model - 6” gimbal recessed light - does not have this problem. So I am replacing all my lights with the gimbal model which is more expensive, but otherwise is similar to these lights. My initial rating was 2 stars. After posting my initial review, I was contacted by Ensenior customer support. They immediately refunded my order and were very attentive. So I am raising my rating to 4 stars for the excellent customer support. Just be sure to test one of these lights prior to installing many of them to see if you (like me) find them too harsh for your eyes. There is a good chance that you will not share my sentiment, especially if you have high ceilings.

Installed these lights in a basement, the end result is fantastic. I was able to choose the warmth; it works beautifully with my newly installed lutron dimmer. As for the end result - no flaws, fantastic. now... trying to make a daisy chain with the famously hard to work romex 12/2 inside the little box was a challenge. BUT - as far as I know, all similar fixtures on the market have similar sized junction boxes. I took a couple pictures of what looks in the back, and added a 221 wago for scale next to the ensenior connections.

If you’re looking for a reliable and consistent outdoor lighting solution, these wafer lights are an excellent budget-friendly option for soffit lighting. I used the white 4-inch, 750-lumen version with adjustable color temperature. The color setting is controlled by a switch located on the junction box of each light. There’s no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, which I actually prefer since wireless features can sometimes cause connectivity issues and mismatched colors. In the photos, mine are set to 5000K. If you want the convenience of changing colors anytime from an app or remote, these may not be the best fit. If you choose these, it’s best to decide on your preferred setting before installation. The slim-profile design gives them a clean, modern look, and they sit nearly flush wherever they’re mounted. Just be sure to purchase the correct size hole saw based on the light size you choose. These lights cost significantly less than similar options at the big box stores, yet they perform just as well—if not better. I’ve had mine installed for about a year now, and they’ve never flickered or burned out. Brightness has remained consistent the entire time. The weather where I live can be extreme, with heavy rain, intense heat, cold snaps, and high humidity, and they’ve held up with no issues. Installation is straightforward if you’re comfortable with electrical work. They do come with push-in connectors, but I personally replaced them with WAGO connectors because I find them easier to use. I then tied the circuit into an existing Kasa smart switch, which allows me to schedule the lights to turn on and off automatically at sunset and sunrise. They’re also compatible with dimmer switches if you want adjustable brightness, though I run mine at full power. Overall, these lights were a game changer for our outdoor lighting. They look great, add real functionality, and have noticeably improved visibility for our security cameras by lighting up the entire perimeter of the house. The project itself is easy, just a bit time-consuming—but absolutely worth it in the end.

Excellent et facile à installer

Bought these because I needed something I could install into existing drywall. Overall I'm very happy and would buy again, but do have a few recommendations and pro tips. - The unit is very thin, and will clear 1/2" drywall if you happen to be over a stud/truss. However, the tabs where the springs are are more like 3/4" high and so is the spot where the cable comes out. So if either of these hit the stud, it won't fit. I was able to make it work by removing the cable support, but only just. Would be better if the tabs were lower and the spring arm geometry changed to allow for truly flush install. Also relocate the cable to align with the tabs to increase the options. - I wish the unit was a bit wider. I was replacing 6" traditional pot lights and the holes were 6.25" so some of the holes were a bit wider and it was borderline. Still worked, but only just. Nice thing though was I didn't have to remove the full bracket assembly inside the ceiling, I was able to remove only the can assembly and leave the bracket in place. - Junction box is really small, I had max of two romex/loomex 14/2 wires daisy chaining through these and it was tight. If you had 3, it would be very difficult and I would say, might not meet Canadian code. - Push terminals are nice, make sure you strip to the right length because if too long you have exposed conductors, too short improper contact. Also as far as I can tell, there is no way easily to release these if you screw up. I accidentally terminated a neutral into the hot and had to jam a pick in beside the wire to release the tab, it was a pita. One suggestion would be for an improvement is to replace these with the flip up tab type like WAGO's. - Annoying that there is no strain relief/grommet provided. I suggest getting 1/2" plastic snap in type on amazon. They're half the price of the hardware store, but get one for each wire, don't try fit two romex in each even if it says you can. Its a pita. - The color switch is amazing, works great. I ended up deciding I wanted a warmer white and was able to pull all 12 lights down and adjust in about 1 min each. Pro tip here, mind the spring tabs pulling the light down. Hurt like hell if the snap your finger and worse if they snap back, the metal wire can chip the bezel, so just be gentle and get a hold of it as you pull it out. Happened to me, but fortunately it was next to a wall, so was able to turn the light so it wasn't visible. - I recommend getting a larger pack than you need, so you have spares. LED's never last even close to their theoretical lifespan and 2 years from now, these might not be available with the same look/color temp. I needed 12 and I wish I bought the 16 pack, now I'm paying extra for a smaller pack. - Last thing, I bought a 6-1/8" hole saw on amazon ($19) for the holes I had to cut and it worked great for drywall and totally worth it for the price. I suggest marking it with the thickness of the drywall so to reduce the chances of hitting something you didn't know was there by cutting too deep.

I won't go with any other recessed pot light. The ease of installation. Five setting to adjust the brightness of the light. Used with a recommended dimmer there is no flicker or noise. They come packaged nicely so the lights were all in good condition on arrival. All pros and no cons so I would highly recommend.

I love these things (12 pack 4Inch LED Recessed Slim Pot Light with Junction Box) 5 selectable color temperatures means you can select warm white to harsh white to match the room, dimmable and don't make any buzzing noise (but that might depend on your dimmer). So slim they install anywhere even if there is a joist right where you want to put one, these are getting installed all over the place in my house!! A couple of things that could make them even better - 1. If the junction box was just an inch bigger it would make installation so much easier. 2. Make sure the wire is properly seated in the wire splice block before cramming it into the box coz the wires can pop out - even better replace them with Wago lever locks which is what I did. 3. Why don't they chuck in some 1/2 inch plastic romex cable connectors? - for a couple of cents each it would just be a nice touch. 4. Buy extras / spares - they're cheap so grab a few spares for if/when some fail in case you can't get them anymore in the future. 5. Get a good hole cutter and you won't regret it, I got the Milwaukee adjustable hole saw (C$35) and it's worked really well so far (about 40 nice clean holes). 6. Don't skimp on the number you plan to install, with 8ft ceilings if you don't install enough you can end up with dark spots in your room, but this is the same with any pot lights so read up about standard spacing for pot light installations. 7. Buy a good dimmer if you want to dim them, if you get a cheap crap dimmer switch you will regret it. Most of my comments above are just tips / advice and not criticizing the product itself, becuase these LED pot lights are fantastic.

Easy install