TORCHSTAR8-Pack 5CCT 6 Inch Slim LED Recessed Lighting with Junction Box, Anti-Glare Baffle Trim, CRI90 Dimmable Aluminum Ceiling Downlight, Air Tight & IC Rated, 2700K3000K3500K4000K5000K Selectable

Nice size. Light, Magnifying and regular glass.

I installed this set(8 lights) in the ceiling of my two car garage. It took about a day to put them in, working by myself. Mostly because my attic had a partial sub floor, and extensive insulation.These lights really brightened it up. It was worth the time and effort to do the install.I may install a dimmer later on if my wife complains about it being too bright, but I think it's perfect.I used a Kobalt 6 3/8" Whole Saw that I bought at Lowes for $20 to cut the holes for the lights in the ceiling drywall. It worked great. I also needed a 250ft roll of Romex 14/2,($40 and I have about 1/3 of it left over) and a 25 pack of plastic Romex connectors I bought on Ebay($9). You will definitely need some type of connector to shield your wire when it exits or enters the wiring box that is used for each light. They do not include them with the lights.The total cost of the material to do the job including the light kit was around $150. I am happy with that. I would install them again if I needed them in another garage.

This is the better version of these. There are some with a plastic box don't get those get these.

These lights were an easy and attractive upgrade for two bedrooms in my house. The hardest part of the install was cutting the hole in the ceiling and making sure to verify that there were no obstructions above the hole location such as ceiling joists, ductwork or electrical wiring. Like some other reviewers have mentioned, a 6-3/8" hole saw is a must and easily found at local home improvement stores for around $20. Once the hole is drilled the lights easily snap tightly into place. Mounting the junction boxes in my attic above each light took a little time but once in place the wiring connector on the junction box twist locks firmly onto the connector on the light. I purchased the 5000K models and very happy with the light output. It dramatically brightened the bedrooms. Also, I installed a dimmer for the lights and can verify that they are definitely dimmable without issue. Great purchase and very happy with them.

Very easy to install, fully adjustable brightness

Temper your expectations about the baffle or recess depth. You'll need to be very far away or very close to the ceiling for it to matter compared to a flat wafer. Standing 6'3" I need to be about 15' away with an 8' ceiling. Attached image is the reflection in an LG B4 77" 12 feet away with a regular flat Torchstar on the left and this recessed version on the right.

I replaced all of my old style cam lights with these. For some, I removed the old canister completely. For the ones that Were harder to reach, I merely disconnected the old light and moved it in the ceiling space. It took me probably twice as long to remove the old light as replace it with the new one. Very easy to wire and install. And they look much nicer! One minor thing: the installers of the original lights left the holes a little jagged. I did have to spend a little time after the install fixing around the drywall so the looked flush and finished because these just cover the holes where the old ones had a bezel that hid the jaggedness

Was very surprised at how easy these installed and how wonderful bright they are. Some complain that they are over 6" for the ceiling hole. I just used a 6 inch hole saw and then notched the spots with a good utility knife for snug fit. You could do the same with any drywall saw or zip saw. It was still easy. The junction boxes are also straight forward and simple. Good experience with this product. I don't do them often but I think they dim ok. Really it seems like 50% then off but that seems common with all my LED lamps. Just something to be aware of if you're looking for that fade that incandescent does.