Lepro8.7 inch 15 watt Flush Mount LED Ceiling Light Fixture for Bathroom Waterproof Soft Warm White 3000 Kelvin 1250 Lumen 120 watt Equivalent Ceiling Lamp for Kitchen, Laundry, Bedroom, Hallway

Just remodeled our home and we purchased this light fixture for inside our primary shower. We loved the light so much we ordered two more. For the other bathroom and inside the closet!Gives off great light it’s so low profile (flush to the ceiling) it takes up very little visual space. Our electrician said it was super easy to install. Gives the space a very clean look.

When I first received this light, I was REALLY irritated; I had ordered a 13” light to replace an old 13” round fluorescent tube light and got this 9” light instead. I was on the verge of returning it, and I thought “Meh, let me see what the ceiling looks like under the old 13-inch.” Turn out it was perfect! So I decided to try this little light out.My wife and I both really like it! Turns out the smaller size is even better then the old clunky one, and it’s a nice even light without annoying hotspots.Installation was a bit unusual and some folks will find it a bit weird. Definitely more European than American, especially since no wire nuts are involved, but I think that’s a better system anyway.If I needed another inexpensive ceiling mount light, I’d consider buying this one again. On purpose, this time!

The light is nice and lit the hallway much nicer than my old fixture which burnt out those small global bulbs every month. There are a few things to care for when installing. It took about 10 minutes from start to finish, and I offer these steps to help you do so too.1. Have a separate light source so you can see what you are doing.2. Make sure there is at least 4 inches of source black/white wiring to be able to work it in place3. Do not use the 3 felt feet as it puts a space between the fixture and the ceiling and it wont catch the bracket.I removed the old fixture and pulled the black/white wires out as long as possible.I removed the wire cover from the new light, and the mounting plate tooI then used the 2 screws that provided to attach the plate to the existing mounting bracket inside the existing fixture. Make sure the new bracket sits flush to the ceiling and doesn't creep into the hole, else the flanges do not stick out enough and won't catch on the light.I attached the new bracket and stuck the wires into the holes (Black = L, white = N). I gave them a tug to be sure they wont come out.** While now hanging from the ceiling I tested the light.I then put the wire cover back on. I had to use a stubby screw driver since you have very little room to work, but it only took 10 turns or so to get it in.** Once it's screwed on test the light again!!! Sometimes the wire may come out if you didn't push it in hard enough.Then I lifted the light over one of the bracket clips (I suggest the one that is "closest" to the ceiling hole). If the light cannot "catch" the first clip, then you need to loosen the screw a few turns to allow the bracket to be less flush to the ceiling.Once I got the bracket under one of the clips , I pulled the metal "bracket release" and lifted the other end of the light and push it against the ceiling with some force to ensure it's flat. I then let the catch release go and it grabbed the light... took a few times. The light was then holding nicely and I was done.People complain about the battery cover being hard to put back on. If the wire out of the ceiling is too short then simply put a longer dongle/wire and you should be fine.People also complain about the light not being able to grab the bracket... you cannot use the felt feet and you may have to not tighten the bracket too hard against the ceiling.All in all it took just some care and an extra try or two to get it mounted. A little more effort but for the price it was worth it.

I like this light. I'm happy with the look, the form factor, and the twist-on, flush ceiling mount.It gives off a bright white light, perfect for a big kitchen.NOTES:Some might find it too bright for a small area, unless they are looking to do detail work and need a lot of white, "daylight" light. We have a large kitchen and we like it bright. This light fixture replaced an aging overhead light with two round fluorescent bulbs (one large 12 inch, combined with one small 8 inch).Also, I knew this new fixture might not match our old fixture's "footprint" on our kitchen ceiling so I had no worries about that, but some might not be happy if a 13 inch fixture does not cover their old fixture's opening, etc. It may mean drywall work, spackling and painting.The mounting plate and hardware were all in the package, and the mounting plate had a LOT of mounting options, so it was easy to match up with a standard U.S. electrical box (your experience may vary). Once the mounting plate is installed, the fixture is easily screwed onto the mounting plate.Having said that, you need to have some electrical and/or home renovation experience to install a product like this because it does not and should not plug in to an outlet. You have to hard-wire it, which means getting an electrician to install it or installing it yourself (not everyone is up for that).Finally, the install instructions are a bit thin. Biggest item not mentioned: since the light fixture itself twists onto the mounting plate, there is no room for wires below the mounting plate. Plan to use an electrical box, so you don't just stuff your wiring connections up into the ceiling to make everything fit flush.

I love its minimal style. The light itself is bright. However, the installation was a bit challenging towards the end. I just couldn’t latch the light to the bracket. After trying it for an hour, I decided to loosen one of the two screws on the bracket, so one side of the bracket could be tilted down. Then I latched the light to that side of the bracket first and then the other side. Finally, it was firmly latched the bracket. Honestly, I think they should redesign the latch system. There must be a better/easier way to do it.

The easiest light I ever installed. No box, no wire nuts. Light as a feather and the output is brilliant. Time will tell on it's durability.

I got this to use as a front porch light as the light I did have was motion detection but was very dim and wouldn't allow us to see who was at the door after dark. This replaced that and it is very bright since it's LED and lights up the front walkway, which is what was needed. I liked that the bulbs are enclosed inside and no extra bulbs were needed.

I couldn't believe how much light you get from this

Bellissima plafoniera.Molto luminosa ed esteticamente all'altezza.Sistema di montaggio molto pulito, anche se può essere utile costruirsi una piccola dima, anche in carta, per posizionare al meglio i fili che escono dal muro, soprattutto se c'è un gancio in metallo.Consigliato.

L'ho preso per il bagno e fa una bella luce.. Sono proprio soddisfatta!! Lo consiglio!! La plafoniera è in plastica quindi è anche leggero e resistente nel montaggio...

Molto più luminosa del brutto lampadario che avevo prima! Design semplice e poco invadente. Perfetta!

Semplice e luminoso.....è quello che cercavo!