Juno LED Recessed Lights 4 Inch Round Wafer Downlight, 5-in-1 Switchable White Color Temperature, 120 Volts, 4-Inch Regressed Trim, Matte White (WF4 SWW5 90CRI CP6 MW M2)

Easy to install. Mine went under kitchen cabinet over the sink. My wife really liked being able to select whiteness of the light. Well made. Worth the money and looks good too. Plenty bright and will work with a dimmer.

Installed a least 15 of these in my house. Installation was easy. I like that you can easily change the color temperature. This worked out because I would have had to change out all of them with a different temperature if this was not the case.

We've had these lights installed for about a year now. Incredible brightness at full blast, easy install, and an incredible value for what you pay.

Found these lights at a big box, only sold individually. Found the multi pack on Amazon for a substantial savings. Using them in our kitchen. Like the look. Easy to install and remove if needed. Like the option of the different light warmth settings, though it does need to be set before you place the fixture in the ceiling. They also work fine with the Lutron dimmers we installed - there were only a few brands of dimmers the manufacturer lists as being compatible (Lutron was one of them).

Very nice and effective lights, and easy to install.

Easy to install

Love the light it shines from the shower ceiling. Nice addition to the tub to shower remodeling project. Installed by electricians when they were here for the more complicated installation of a combination light/ fan/ heater unit outside the shower. I chose the brightness from about 5 settings. Very pleasant constant non- flickering light and a very fair price.

IMO this is a marvelous replacement for the older 4" halogen can lights I have, which reduce line voltages to 12 volts using a power transformer (which sometimes dies after twenty years or so). This model allows you to adjust the LED's white color level, but does NOT have an adjustment for hi/medium/low intensity (which I need for my application, even though I use a dimmer switch). And, the light cover, while recessed, is not recessed nearly as far as my halogen can lights, which makes the light too visible, bright and annoying. The newer model has both an intensity adjustment and a more recessed light cover - well worth it for a few more dollars. TIP: When you wire up this new fixture, apply power and test it before you install it into the ceiling. That way, if you have a loose connection, you can fix it more easily.