LEDIARY 6 Pack Gimbal LED Recessed Lighting 6 Inch, 5CCT Adjustable Recessed Light Slim Selectable 2700K-6000K,750LM Air Tight Canlights with Jbox,Canless Downlight Ceiling Light with IC Rated ETL

The media could not be loaded.  Our ceiling is fairly steep and I was worried if these would have enough tilt. They worked like a charm and the different Color setting were right on with other existing lights. The can to keep the insulation off them and the clips that hold them in are flimsy and cheap. But do not effect the product once they are installed.

Cheap. Got the job done. Was able to give the customer a really low price for lighting in their main living space. Honestly would never use these in a professional scenario unless it was absolutely necessary. Just not really a clean look or clean light that it gives off. Wasn’t impressed. But I’m used to Nicor, RAB, Lutron fancy stuff. If you’re looking for top of the line equipment I wouldn’t suggest this to you whatsoever. BUT FOR ITS PRICE POINT steal of a deal and will get the job done. Comparing this to higher end brands is apples and bananas. Only makes sense if you’re trying to make sense of it, but any other scenario an Apple is an Apple and a banana is a banana.

Very nice

There is nothing not to like about these lights. The are well made -aluminum - no plastic. And are rated . Like most of these new led lights installation is a breeze. The gamble is adjusted es by lateral screws on the side to tighten them up. Only downside is that they don’t have a switch where you can change the light color from 2700 to 5000. But if you know what you are looking for this doesn’t matter. I installed them in two room and the upgrade was 5 star.

Needed hi hat fixtures to be installed into existing ceiling without extensive cosmetic repairs. Other then cutting c Circular holes per template provided and snaking wires from switch to fixtures. Project was successful

i had gotten these a while back, planning to use them in a basement room where we wanted a "wall wash" type of light before opting for sconces on the walls. I think in that basement application, they'd be ideal, although these do put out a pretty focused cone of light. They're really more of a spot, like you'd use to shine on a painting or such.Instead, I decided to install one of these where we had removed a standard pendant, so there was a 4" round hole that I was either going to have to patch or make use of. Since the wiring was already there, I installed one of these gimbaled lights.In short, it's certainly better than having the bare wires showing on the ceiling like we've had for a few months. However, there were a few things that made this less than ideal:* I've mentioned the narrowness of the light -- a wider cone would certainly have been better, even in this new location.* The gimbal action is very loose. I tried tightening the screws on both sides, and that did seem to help. Right out of the package, however, it was so loose that the light would alway flop back to whatever position the little cord wanted to pull it.* These lights are NOT airtight, so if you're putting them in an insulated ceiling, you'll need to do some draftproofing. Oddly, there's a thin gasket around the rim of the outer frame, but there's such a gap between the gimbaled portion and the frame (especially when tilted) that the gasket is meaningless. I ended up using some 1" rigid foam along with a can of expanding foam for "glue/sealant" and I made a little box enclosure on top of the sheetrock to seal off the light. You're also not supposed to leave rigid foam exposed, so I covered it back over with the loose fill fiberglass that was there before. That's a lot of extra work for this little light, but anywhere I can reduce air infiltration and exfiltration in my house, the better.

I had high hopes for the 'airtight' LEDIARY gimbal. They have improved on some LED gimbal designs , which have a completely open space around the pivoting light panel. These LEDIARY gimbals have added a metal can which is slotted to drop onto the gimbal pivot pins and then twisted to lock into place, a step in the right direction, but then the manufacturer cut an oversized hole in the back of the gimbal to pass the wire through.(Pictured) Far from airtight, the open hole in the can will allow whatever is in your attic to enter, not only cold or hot air. In my case, gnats, flies, box elder bugs, stink bugs, even wasps can enter the can, and from there, your home. All is not lost, the housing can be made airtight by carefully sealing the openings with a durable silicone or polyurethane caulk. Far from the 'Airtight' claimed in the listing.Further, these fixtures suffer from the same excessive flicker that plagues most of the cheaper LED lights. I only checked the 2700K CCT and the 6000K with the light meter, and those CCT came in close . The screen shots in the photos were from an Opple Light Master Pro 4, showing readings of photometry and flicker for each of these CCT settings. Also, the Color Rendition Index for both was approximately 82, which is lower than most LED'S on the market.In summary, these fixtures have excessive flicker, poor color rendition, and are not airtight.

The light is very nice, but I feel compelled to write a review for others as this light only tilts to 20 degrees before hitting the outer ring. There's no way to easily modify to get more of an angle than the 20.