[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice, powerful light that works well in our downstairs bathroom shower. Gives enough light off without being overpowering. The plastic finish looks nice and clean. It was easy enough to install. Only concern is for how well it can handle water but we will see how it does as we go.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just finished installing the down light which was very simple to do. I like the built in architectural look without the hassle of full recessed lighting. It has a clean low profile aesthetic. It’s very light & produces a soft even glow that fills the room beautifully. One thing I like very much is the fact that it disappears into the ceiling when off and fills up the room with brightness when on.

These things are junk. Builder used them in a new construction home and already had 2 die before 2 years with minimal use. Builder replaced 1 for us, but another just died today after being on for about 20 minutes.

Installed 27 in the house we built (2018) and as of November, 2021, we've had 4 failures (lights start intermittently working & then stop completely). Now every month or so, another 1-2 stop working... at this rate, they'll all need replacing within the next 12-18 months! I expected much better after spending considerable money on 27 of these throughout our new home... what a disappointment! (Model: 43846WHLED30)

My husband and I moved into a modern, 3-story newly built house at the end of 2020. These flush mount ceiling lights were installed in every room of our home by our builders. They looked and functioned perfectly, but after a couple of months, we decided we wanted lights we could control through our Google Home. I hated the thought of having to replace every light in the rooms we wanted to have smart automated, especially the price aspect. After all, the lights looked great and we had just bought them! After doing a ton of research, I found out that instead of having to spend a fortune on smart LED ceiling lights, it's way easier to just buy "smart" dimmable light switches that can control non-smart dimmable lights (which these are!). You can do this if you have a smart hub (we have SmartThings) and buy smart switches that are compatible with it (in our case, z-wave). After installing the switches, add the devices to your smart hub's control panel app. Make sure your Google/Alexa is also connected to your smart hub, so that they can communicate with each other. That's it! Modern, inexpensive flush mount ceiling lights that you can control with your voice! Couldn't be happier with these lights now.