Flush Mount Ceiling Light

[Color: Matte Black]
Muy bonito y innovador, deja tu casa hermosa

[Color: Brushed Nickel]
These lights are great. They're not plastic its actually metal. Very easy to install and they look great.

[Color: Matte Black, Color: Matte Black]
Easy to install, I think it says consult a Electrician but I just turned the power off to those lights couple screws here and there. Three wire nuts and dabbing Ada boom. I had a single lightbulb before but two light bulbs really brighten the space

[Color: Oil-Rubbed Bronze]
Wow looks great.

[Color: Oil-Rubbed Bronze]
They went up on the ceiling easy. They look good.

[Color: Oil-Rubbed Bronze]
Had an earthquake and an older version actually broke. We had two older versions in our hallway so I bought 2 to replace them both.plenty bright, they look nice, are the perfect size and seem substantially built.

[Color: Matte Black]
Boob lights work as expected

[Color: Brushed Nickel]
A Smart-Ready Lamp - In my attempt to set up smart lighting, this lamp made it very economical, prompting me to buy six of them. Installation was a breeze, and mounting was effortless since it supports the E26 standard bulb. All I needed was a standard-sized smart light bulb, which is widely available from most smart home solution providers, making my smart lighting setup far easier. In some lamps, I installed two 7W Tapo L510E smart bulbs, but other lamps, I used an E26 to Polarized Outlet Socket Adapter with one smart bulb on the other lamp socket, then connected a 5V AC adapter to power a Tapo C120 security camera, using the lamp socket to outlet adapter. These lamps provided a wide range of automation options without requiring an exorbitant investment in smart lighting. The functionality is great and simple, and the size is perfect for my hallway, mailbox area, and similar spaces, with easy mounting to a junction box. A tip for these lamps: when mounting the glass shade, use the included hardware, but do not fully tighten the first clear rubber washer with its accompanying nut. Instead, hand-tighten it, leaving a small gap, and then use the fancier, exposed finishing nut for the final tightening. This prevents the shade from getting 'stuck' when you need to replace the bulbs. Side note: I drilled a small hole need the middle of the lamp base, then using a grommet to cover up the sharp edge and feed a USB cable to power the 5V security camera, for a clean installation.