ZEEZ 10 Pack LED Recessed Lighting 5 Inch (OD 5.75" / ID 4.95"), 9W Square Ceiling Down Light Fixture, Non-Dimmable Canless Cool/Cold White Can Lights, Ultra-Thin Panel Wafer Pancake Downlight

First, these are good looking once installed and the pickings for 7" LEDs are thinner than the other sizes. Installed and worked no problem. The only issue is the small delay (less that a second) after you apply power. The switch for these lights has another switch next to it, so for a moment I think I have turned on the wrong light. I have other LEDs that do this to, but it bugs me. Luckily, they are in a hallway and not often used. Recommended if the delay will not bother you.

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Got this to improve the ceiling light in my 1964 home bedroom. Old box stuck up in between 2x4s in the middle of a bedroom and was designed for old high voltage incandescent bulbs. I was able to leave the actual box and fit the spring clips at the edges after wiring in the power supply. A bit confusing color scheme of wires (brown is hot and blue wire is neutral) which required a few minutes if research online. This was "do-able" by a 67 year old guy without much hassle.Room now is wonderfully bright and can see to work in there. I was happy I got the "warm" color light, and think the cooler light would have been too bright. Have several other rooms with similar lighting problems and will probably be buying more later.

every thing is good BUT YOU NEED BUY ONE EVERY 7 MONTHS

Number one, a 1/4" difference on each side between the OD and ID is just too little. I was mounting them in old and heavily painted sheetrock and cutting out a little extra space to accommodate them didn't work out so well. If the flange stuck out at least a 1/2" on all sides it probably would have been fine. Also, the springs should either be already installed or should be designed to go on easier - I see that after doing it probably at least 1,000 times, the girl on the video can do it with her eyes closed, but it's very hard on the first few tries to get them on without putting irregular bends in the springs.

Springs were a pain in the but to install, video they give you is pretty useless. Wish it came with an actual junction box, will replace this fairly soon with something better. It’ll do the job for now though.

The Aluminium wires require the use of Purple wire nuts in most cases in the US because if you twist the Aluminium and Copper wires together is causes a chemical reaction. The wires are also thin and thus difficult to work into the purple ire nuts, and standard electrical box hold downs. I had to wrap the wire with electrical tape a dozen times to get a standard romex wire hold down to work. The cheapest I found the purple wire nuts for was about $30 for ten of them, and each fixture needs 2. The wires are insulated in the colors standard for China (Blue is common and Brown is Live). Once installed the fixture works as expected but the details above would have been helpful before I began the install. I don't recall if I checked the other reviews first, but if I did I don't recall seeing this information.

The light itself works perfect. The wires are different colors but found out brown is hot and blue is common. Once I figured that out it was simple to install.