ELEGRP Digital Dimmer Light Switch for 300W Dimmable LED/CFL Lights and 600W Incandescent/Halogen, Single Pole/3-Way LED Slide Dimmer, Wall Plate Included, UL Listed, 6 Pack, Matte White

Works great, replaced al my switches, easy install.

This is the first dimmer I've install for LED lights that worked perfectly right off the bat. I have a stairway with a recessed PAR38 at the top and an LED disc light at the bottom. Flickering was always a problem. One light would cut out before the other when dimmed to the lowest setting. Not now. The dimming is electronic, you can see it dimming slowly and smoothly when you slide the dimmer. Plus you can pull the face off the switch and "set" the lowest light position so dimming won't shut the lights off. This is great if like mine, its a 3way setup with a toggle at the bottom of the stairs. This switch gets a ton of use and is the only one I've replaced multiple times in a dozen years here. I rarely review this quickly, but I'm impressed. I'll update if that changes.

Ordered the six-pack late in the day and got them in on Prime the following morning. I installed the first two switches that following morning. The first one went into our den, where I had an ancient slider switch that had a broken slide handle. The other one went into our kitchen dining area, next to the den. So glad I opted for the six-pack as the unit cost per switch was closer to $9 each. At my big box stores all the sliders were in the $20+ range, which I felt was just too much.As for the promises of 'reduced flickering', that was one of the problems with our den ceiling lights. I'm running six of them. And with the old dimmer I had problems setting the lowest light level. The dimmer would either shut off or flicker. With the new dimmer, I can slide the switch to the lowest level, get a very low level light from the ceiling, and it holds steady. It's like a 'night light' level. So yes, this switch operates as I've wanted, but didn't have with the old switch.Overall, what with unit cost so low, and performance so high, I can only say that I'm hoping these dimmers last for at least three years. I'm guessing they'll go further, as our old dimmers did have long-life as one feature.

I initially gave this product two stars, but I’m revising my review for two reasons. After posting my original review (see below), the company reached out to rectify the issue and provide guidance on their product. They emphasized that to prevent flickering, the connected lighting should be 10W or more (which I wish was explicitly mentioned on the product page). While I haven’t tested their theory yet, it’s something to consider before making a purchase. I still believe these lights don’t dim enough, however being a fraction of the cost of Lutron, I'll consider them again in the future.Giving these guys a solid 4 stars for customer service.Original Review: I really want to like these, but unfortunately the rumors are true about the flickering! My electrician installed these throughout my new house and I'm heartbroken by their performance. It doesn't matter whether they're hooked up to a pendant or overheads, they all flicker at any level of brightness. My other complaint is that they barely dim! You can only bring your lights down to around mid brightness, NO LESS. This all really sucks because I now have a house full of bad dimmers.

they worked great, I purchased for remodel. Purchased a second time to replace my older switches.

The media could not be loaded. Update, all dimmers I got from this company flicker, we finally moved into the house we fixed up and I'm going to have to redo all the light switches, I'm past the return date because the wiring was done months ago before we moved in, they seemed to work fine, but after moving in we noticed it would flicker when AC came on(which I can deal with) but now they're just flickering non-stop without any major appliance coming on (large voltage draw).... Also when the dimmer is left all the way down the lights take about 3 to 5 seconds to come on. I uploaded a video, after doing some trouble shooting, for example, the bedroom lights are sharing the same power cable as the hallway lights, hallway lights are not flickering while the bedroom lights are, that tells me it's not the line or breaker, since both lights are flickering at the same time, it tells me it's not the lights, it's the dimmer switch.... You get what you pay for.... I just didn't want to spend $20 to 30 per switch but I guess I'm going to have to redo all of these.... I'm so annoyed...

Feels like a quality product. Not too big to fit the most common box sizes sold locally like some dimmers. We used them to control overly bright under cabinet lights. As the pictures show, these dim down almost to zero with the right kind of fixtures or bulbs.

Good product, good price