Digital Slide Dimmer Switch

I love the little power indicator, smooth dial, and just works great honestly, so much Cheaper and very comparable to the brands in Lowe’s and Home Depot

3-way and 4-way switches always seem to be so fun in my old house. Some of the house has some older wiring (built in 1920's) and typically they are all, just black wires. So you spend a little more time trying to figure out what wire is which. But after some trial and error.....got this switch working as expected. I have other switches from this brand in the house and they have never let me down.

Great, inexpensive switches - nice locating light in them

So far out of about 5 installations, I have one that is not happy. It’s almost as if the rocker switch, which is removable for installation and bulb type selection, just doesn’t seat correctly. Therefore it doesn’t work great without me wiggling it. Once I get the others installed, I’m hoping to have a leftover to replace it. I have one can light that flickers if on full brightness but if I barely turn it down, it’s fine. That could be the LED fixture so I’m not blaming the switch. They play fine with my other LED fixtures. Overall, good value for the quantity. Works great on my 3 way light.

I've installed hundreds of dimmers, and these are comparable to the name brands. Solid construction, good looks and switch functions, great dimming range. Used with 4" and 6" micro disk lights .

I bought 2 bundles of these. At first they were just ok but a couple months went by all my lights at full power started flickering.They have a lot of good reviews so I did not bother reading them. Guess I learned my lesson on that. Now that I read the reviews I see buried amount the great ones all the flicker issues people are having. I now question the integrity of all those reviews. Don’t buy these. There is a reason they are inexpensive….. they are cheap. I’m removing them because I’m now afraid of a fire.

Great product easy installation

I would say I got what I paid for but I think you can actually pick up less expensive dimmers that also have WiFi capability from Home Depot. I have to regularly remove the face plate and mess around with the switch on a few of these to get them to start dimming again. I have one that has completely stopped working. When I adjust the dimmer switch, it doesn't dim at all. If I remove the plate to test and physically push inward, it works. So there's some sort of defect and it's only been about a year. So I'll be swapping them out with the Home Depot ones from here on out.