TORCHSTAR 3 Inch Gimbal LED Recessed Light with Junction Box, CRI 90+ Dimmable Swivel Adjustable Eyeball Downlight, 7W (50W Eqv.), Canless LED Ceiling Light, 3000K Warm White, White, Pack of 6

These lights are small, and have a fairly limited range of movement but they are high quality, provide upscale lighting effects, are reliable and are very easy to install. They are also good value for money. You will need to purchase clamps for use on the junction boxes.

Love these things good fit, easy wiring, look great and dimmer settings are great too

Installed these lights years ago not 1 issue. Not one flicker not one burned. Worth every penny

I am a fan of the LED energy efficient properties, but not necessarily of the light quality - with most LED lights, even if not dimmed, I can see the subtle strobe-like effects or I lack the full range of light that incadescent bulbs give off. However, these lights are the only exception to this experience. They literally transformed our living and dining spaces with high quality, functional, no-flicker, warm-to-neutral lights (desirable for home use) that can be directed at art and objects. I spent 10x less on these lights than the mid to top-of-the-range options we were also considering. We expected lower performance with this value purchase, but we were pleasantly surprised. I don't have the necessary technical knowledge to describe the nomenclature of LED light specifics, but for our sensitive eyes, the spaces "feel" good with these lights on. I am also impressed with all the lights being of the same standard color of light - at this affordable price range, some products can be inconsistent. We were so satisfied with their performance (more than a year later and all lights are still fully functional), that we bought more for a commercial bathroom and kitchen project.

I've been waiting years for this small LED technology to advance so I cold illuminate artwork in our older house (built 1913). Working in a small attic was going to be a nightmare - so I expected that. Also running power from a newer circuit to bypass the existing knob and tube up there was a challenge, and then finding a suitable switch location and installation was yet another challenge. Once all that fun was over, cutting the holes and installation was quick. I made sure the area I was perforating was clear of wires, insulation and rafters, etc.. by drilling a pilot hole and running #14 wire up so I could see it from above. With a plaster ceiling beam feature, I positioned them so they are mostly not visible from the room (~18") but still provide a good angle. I actually ran the drill in reverse to get things started so it would minimize grabbing and damage to the older ceiling plaster and lathe. The warmth is just right, and being able to dim (used a Lutron LED dimmer) is essential.I have 4 left and will install them the same way in the dining room when I have the time.I hope they last - I am concerned they are integrated systems without the ability to change out the bulbs.Our artwork has renewed prominence and admiration with this lighting system.

It’s sometimes a shame we allow others to write reviews. One reviewer gave these lights one star because one light out of six wasn’t working. Really? You couldn’t just return the lights and get a new one and give it a decent rating? Another gave 1 star due to the warranty…that they didn’t even use.It’s a well designed light with a comfortable color. I was impressed that inside the electrical box it was pre wired with the “Ideal type” push-to-connect wire connectors. No wire nuts. Safe and easy. No fuss. Someone at this company was thinking.The instructions call for a 3 1/2” hole. I used a 3 1/4” hole saw attached to my drill and that was the perfect size and still gives you some play. It’s not easy to cut a precise 3 1/2” circle. So I’d choose this method. Ignore the rating extremest and buy these. It’s a great product.

After much research I ended with these light because of the customer reviews and the technical specs.The Packing was good at both protecting the lights, and the presentation when yo open the box was impressive.The build quality is great. Everything is metal on these which is nice.Installation was what I expected after reading reviews but with one correction. The lights are not difficult to get the clips through the hole. I waited to buy a hole saw until after I had these in hand. Buy yourself a 3 1/4 hole saw and you’ll be fine.As described by the other reviews, the junction boxes are a different story. Once the box is wired it’s nearly impossible to get through the hole. Hey torchlight, put the junction box knockouts on the end and I would have zero complaints.I bought the lowest wattage an 2700 color and they are as light as halogens. They are CRI 90+, so the color is really nice.I hooked these up to a standard Lutron dimmer and they dim with zero flickering. I run mine fully dimmed and they look awesome.When hitting the power they take a second to come on. My opinion is they’ve designed a driver that protects the bulbs and makes dimming possible. This same driver probably protects the bulbs when turning on when their cold.Overall I’m very pleased and would recommend these to anyone.

Installed 30-40 of these in my living room in the summer of 2022 where they are used daily for 12-18 hours/day. After a year, no problems whatsoever. Generally run the entire group at about 20-30% brightness and have had no flickering or other problems. Color consistency is superb.I've also purchased the torchstar 2 inch gimbal ligths and, while I really like the way those look, these 3 inch versions give you a fighting chance to get your hand in the hole you cut with the hole saw if you need to adjust anything. Gimbal version is a must on vaulted ceilings since inevitably you will place a chair or couch or some other furniture and have one shining right in your eyes.