Sunco Retrofit LED Recessed Lighting 6 Inch, Downlight Can Lights for Ceiling, Baffle Trim, 965 LM, 13W (120W Equivalent), 3000K Warm White, Dimmable, Damp Rated 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 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

Simple to install

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

Great fit very bright. Easy to install.

Works fine for today. Good price.

EASY to remove the old incandescent bulb (and the metal cosmetic trim ring if there is one) and install these new 4" LED lights!IF your house already has LED lights previously, you may have the small plug in connector (called TP24), but if not (most houses won't have the TP24), then you'll have the good old standard 'screw in a light bulb' socket that's been around since the days of Thomas Edison, called "E26" and these lights come equipped with the E26 adapter that you screw in to the socket just as you have for the past 120 years! See the little photo I posted with this review.Then... you simply squeeze the little metal spring clips in a wee bit, and slide the new LED light up into the canister in your ceiling! These have their own metal trim ring to cover up the gap between your canister and ceiling drywall.IF you had 60 watt or 100 watt incandescent bulbs, you'll be happy that these LED burn only 11 watts at full brightness.Last of all, these are DIMMABLE! Not all LED lights are dimmable, and, you MUST have the correct dimming light switch that is compatible -- other wise LED lights may flicker if you use the wrong dimmer switch.They say 50,000 hours before they burn out.... well... not always. You will read other comments where users have had them burn out sooner. In my case, I installed about 20 of these in my house, and ONE burned out in 2 years. That's why I bought 4 more (you can buy them in 2, 4, or 8 packs, I think, cheaper by the dozen, as they say) to replace the one that already burned out. Now I have 3 more as spares.

Got these to replace a burnt-out light in a guest bathroom shower, liked it so much that retrofitted two others in the master bathroom. Extremely easy to install and very bright.