5 in. and 6 in. 3000K White Integrated LED Recessed Ceiling Light Fixture Retrofit Downlight Trim at 90 CRI, Soft White

Product exceeded my expectations in initial quality, much better than the lights the cheap electrician used when he installed retrofit cans. Metal housing with multiple ground options included. Let's see how long they last. I love they dim to 5% and do so without the hum my other lights made. The light they emit improves overall look of room as well as improved vision. Thank you!

The lights were easy to install. We used the existing can from old dome lights with the Halo light tension clips to hold the light in place. The trim looks great and fits snug against the ceiling in our master bathroom.

Easy to install

It's aluminum, not plastic, and the light quality is clear. The only downside is the fact that they are expensive.

This product looks good installed. HOWEVER, the mounting mechanism is CHEAP. I have over 100 of these trim kits installed in my new home and they keep falling out of the recessed cans in the ceiling. Many of these are installed where a tall ladder is needed to re-install them. What a pain. This will now be my future, re-installing fallen trim kits for the next 30 years. Halo needs to improve their design.

Easy and attractive way to add light to the shower.

Our kitchen and family room look completely different! Great addition to our remodel.

Excellent product

Really like these types of LED lights. You can adjust to color from mellow yellow to bright white. Don't have to keep looking for the right color for the room. It was also very easy to install, comes with a bulb adapter that screws into the old socket and then you spread out the 3 little tabs and push it up into the can. Only thing that was hard was had to attach the ground which was not really that hard.

Review of the Eaton HALO led recessed downlight replacement More people are now looking to reduce expenses, the LED lights can be one of those areas. Those flood lights you have in your drop ceiling or in your drywall ceilings are prime location to make a change. I have 16 of them in my basement. This LED replacement seemed to be a good option. I got rid of the halogen lights and saved a bundle. So I got 1 to try out to see how it looked and how easy it was to install. I removed the large flood light and did a trial fit. I had a difficult time trying to drill a hole in the original trim to screw down the ground wire. I finally got the hole in and secured the ground wire. Before pressing the replacement light into the light trim I got my wife’s opinion on how bright the light needs to be. This light comes with a switch that you can adjust the light color to 5 different levels. User can select from warm white up to daylight bright. The replacement light has 3 metal tabs on the top side where the wires come out. The metal tabs have to be repositioned so it holds the light in place in the original recesses light trim. I then noticed I have the 6 inch recessed light trim not the 4 inch that this unit is made for. Well my ground wire was attached so I slipped the replacement unit up into the original recessed trim. This replacement will work in the larger 6 inch housing. It will be more recessed than originally thought. My wife is pleased with the look of the light and that’s what matters to me. Bottom line: I have been saving money on replacing the old light bulbs with LEDs as I go through the house. The price on the LEDs has come down to so you can feel the savings fairly soon. The lights can be set at your desired brightness and still be on a dimmer switch to further control the lighting.