ELEGRPDigital Dimmer Light Switch for 300W Dimmable LED/CFL Lights and 600W Incandescent/Halogen, Single Pole/3-Way LED Slide Dimmer, Wall Plate Included, UL Listed, 6 Pack, Matte White

Why did you pick this product vs others?:If you're using the same power line for two different sets of lights and you move both dimmer switches up and down at the same time they kind of flicker, also if you leave the dimmer all the way down and you turn it on it takes like 2 seconds for the lights to come on, it used to throw me off in the beginning I thought the light wasn't working but it's like the power takes longer to power them on when the dimmer switch is all the way down, now I know the issue and I try to leave all the dimmer switches all the way up so when you turn them on they come on immediately. I still gave it five star because it feels like quality, they all work fine, I've had no issues with them except the one switch where I have two sets of lights together and if I dim them both at the same time it might flicker which is a little embarrassing lol but that's only if you move them up and down together at the same time. You know when you're kind of testing the lights and you want to see if there's any issues any flickering you move it up and down really fast, that's when it happens, I don't have that issue on the lights that have their own power to it.

Works great in my bathroom! I wanted a dimmer over my shower.

Love dimmers the new led lights are way to bright for me.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works like it's supposed to but if i have other lights on and I turn switch on, it makes the other light go in and out.

Works great

I ordered a 6-pack of these and have had a lot of difficulty getting them to work correctly. 3 of the switches are now installed. The first has some occasional buzzing and flickering. The second seems to work very well. The third will only turn on the fixtures right after I flip the breaker; subsequently, the switch doesn't turn on the lights. I tested the fixtures with another brand of switch and it works. I've got 3 more of these I don't plan on using.

Ordered the six-pack late in the day and got them in on Prime the following morning. I installed the first two switches that following morning. The first one went into our den, where I had an ancient slider switch that had a broken slide handle. The other one went into our kitchen dining area, next to the den. So glad I opted for the six-pack as the unit cost per switch was closer to $9 each. At my big box stores all the sliders were in the $20+ range, which I felt was just too much.As for the promises of 'reduced flickering', that was one of the problems with our den ceiling lights. I'm running six of them. And with the old dimmer I had problems setting the lowest light level. The dimmer would either shut off or flicker. With the new dimmer, I can slide the switch to the lowest level, get a very low level light from the ceiling, and it holds steady. It's like a 'night light' level. So yes, this switch operates as I've wanted, but didn't have with the old switch.Overall, what with unit cost so low, and performance so high, I can only say that I'm hoping these dimmers last for at least three years. I'm guessing they'll go further, as our old dimmers did have long-life as one feature.

Feels like a quality product. Not too big to fit the most common box sizes sold locally like some dimmers. We used them to control overly bright under cabinet lights. As the pictures show, these dim down almost to zero with the right kind of fixtures or bulbs.