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

Huge upgrade to our kitchen! Instructions were great and once I obtained the hole saw and fishing cord, installation went as planned. Lights are really bright (installing a dimmer next). Great quality and excellent result! Before and after pics attached 😁

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.

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 replaced my previous 6-inch LED recessed lights with these Ensenior lights, and I am very satisfied with the results.

I previously had a problem with my dimmer switch making a noticeable humming noise, especially when the lights were set to full brightness. I was using a BESTTEN dimmer switch, and the noise became louder when I connected more LED lights. My previous lights did not specify that they were dimmable.

After installing these Ensenior 12W LED recessed lights, the humming problem disappeared, even though I kept the same BESTTEN dimmer switch. The lights work properly with the dimmer, and I no longer have the noise issue.

I also like the selectable 5CCT color temperatures (2700K–5000K), which allow me to choose the lighting color I prefer. The 1200-lumen brightness is another great feature.

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.

I'm very pleased with these lights. Removing my old drop lluminous ceiling from the kitchen and installing these lights made all the difference. Connecting the wires was easy with the supplied connectors, and I love the ability to switch colors - finally determined I liked the 3000 K for my kitchen.

We had loose, blown in insulation in our attic, and these lights are certified to come into contact with insulation. If you have the same, be prepared for a mess as you cut the holes.

Installing them was very straight forward, and they fit perfectly into the 6" holes, staying snugly and securely in place.

I had no access to the area of the attic above my kitchen, but was able to run the required wiring by working through the holes in the ceiling.

My kitchen is 8' wide by 14' long with a wall on one side and a peninsula on the other. The lights were installed 1' out from the wall or peninsula cabinets, ending up right over the edge of the countertop with one more in the center at the entrance to the kitchen (More to fill a hole in the ceiling that had been poorly patched by a previous owner). A dimmer was mandatory because at full illumination, they proved more light than is needed.

Using the dimmere, there is no flickering, but make sure to use a dimmer that is designed for these lights. The instructions provide a list of dimmers that will work well.

My only suggestion/criticism is that the junction box is very thin metal, and accommodate two wires well, I had one box that needed three wires, and the box was small enough that I had to tape the cover closed. A key suggestion is to keep the stripped portion of the wires as short as possible while still giving you enough length to fit them all into the connectors. That minimizes the amount of space requireed.

Although the instructions don't mention using cable clamps to secure the romex wire, those are mandatory by code, and necessary both to keep the wires from pulling out as you manipulate the boxes and to keep them from rubbing on a sharp metal edge of a hole, which could be problematic if not dangerous. The little 3/8 plastic cable clamps are perfectly suited for use in these projects.

I have 5 left over and plan on putting them into an area of my family room that has no overhead lighting.

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.