6 Pack 2x2 LED Flat Panel Light for Drop Ceiling, 5200lm Selectable 20W/25W/30W/35W/40W, Color Temperature 3000K/3500K/4000K/5000K/6500K, 0-10V Dimmable, 120-277V, ETL, DLC

Works great. Easy to install. Gives out plenty of light.

These LEDs are a wonderful upgrade to my office. Easy swap out, saving on energy, light is great.

They work, give off plenty of light, and have adjustable color temperature. The only thing I'd change is to add zigbee support so that I could add them to my home automation setups!

These are better than I expected. They provide a lot of light. The brightness and color temperature selection work well. All units worked out of the box. Give the lights a good once over when received. A few units showed up dented which the seller readily replaced. The packaging could allow more buffer between the side of the box and the light fixture to prevent denting during shipping. There were also some screws which needed attention. For the price, the quality is as expected. If you want better quality you can go pay $300 per fixture for a commercial grade product. The customer support is fantastic. They addresed every issue that I presented them with with very little hassle. Be polite, describe the problem, and send photos to help them understand your issue. I would buy, and have already bought, more from this seller.

So far, really impressed with these 2x2 panels... Rebuilt our basement and replaced all the fluorescent lighting... I have these set to 4000k color temp. Not using the dimmer system. Much brighter than fluorescent's as well. We'll see how long they last. If they start failing, I will update this review accordingly

These were easy to install in my drop ceiling. They are very light and very sturdy. Very easy to clean and cut to size as needed

Fits great in the drop ceiling we have in a rental space. Provides more light that the 4’ fluorescents we replaced. Looks solid

I love these. I used them to replace lights where I already had 2'x2' tiles in a drop ceiling, and they just sit in place like one of the panels. Wiring is as simple as any other light. If using the dimming, research it carefully; you'll need a special 10v dimmer switch, and a harder-to-fine romex wire or separate dimming wire (like speaker cable) if your electrical inspector will approve it. I especially like the switch for color tone. I did not like the built-in box for wiring connections, as it's really small, so I question if daisy chaining is really up to code, especially with the dimming wires.