Matane 2Pack LED Flush Mount Ceiling Light Fixture with Night Light, 12inch 24W 2400LM 3000K/4000K/5000K Selectable, Dimmable LED Ceiling Lights for Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen, Round Black

My son has numerous developmental difficulties and among them is a complete lack of language, so he can't explain why this is so, but he started wanting to sleep with the light on about the same time he learned how to operate light switches – when he was about 5 – and he's done it ever since then, with that giant ball of glare illuminating his room all night. Turn it off, and within a couple of hours, he'll wake up, hop up, turn it right back on, and go back to sleep. Well, this light has been a game changer. Now he is perfectly content to sleep with the night light, yet if we need a full light in his room, we can get that with the flip of a switch – literally, when you flip the wall switch off and right back on, the light alternates from night light to standard light and back again. But the engineers of this gem weren't done yet. As long as you leave the light off for at least half a minute or so when you switch it off, the next time you turn it on (which might be hours later) it returns to the mode you last used – it doesn't switch modes unless the off/on cycle time is quick. So for days, this thing has been in night light mode only, every time we turned it on, which has been great. He's clever enough to understand light switches changing modes – the living room lamps do this, from the single standard wall switch control, and he's figured out how to change nodes – but he's been content with the dimmer, calmer night light even when playing. With a normal light switch, you can't further adjust the brightness (beyond the night light/standard light difference, which is very different), and we didn't need that. I passed by fancier lights because this does precisely what I wanted, and it's impossible to set it wrong... it just works... but... if you add a compatible dimmer switch on the wall, this light can be safely dimmed, if that's what you need. It would be magnificent if this light had like a 50%/75%/100% setting where you could set the max brightness when you installed it, kind of like you can set the color temperature, but I'm satisfied with the way it works. The night light is no slacker – it's still bright enough to read by, though your mom would probably tell you it's too dim for that and you're going to strain your eyes, so check with her. Overall, this thing also seems well-made, and designed for easy installation, including a small hanger strap so you can hang the fixture safely from the bracket while connecting the wires. And it has very nice, understated modern styling.

I bought this light to replace an old dining room fixture that had seen better days. That fixture, I believe, was original to the house, so it had been there since the 1950s. I did have some concerns at first about hanging a modern LED fixture there, but these are not that expensive so I took the plunge. I'm really happy that I did. The light can be mounted in two ways - either to a conventional electric box in the ceiling, or simply attach it to the ceiling with drywall anchors or screws. I was able to get mine to work with my70+ year old ceiling box. Installation was straightforward and easy. The light fits flush to the ceiling with no gaps and it's really low-profile. As far as performace goes, it puts out plenty of light. The old light had been on a dimmer, and I bought a new dimmer switch because there were a couple of reviews where some people had trouble with the older dimmers. However, the light worked just fine with my existing dimmer - which was probably also 70+ years old. (I changed it anyway because it was old, and I had a new one ready to go.) I rarely need to use the light full-blast - it's typically dimmed down to around half. The night light feature might be my favorite thing with this light. It doesn't shine downward like the main light, it shines upward to the ceiling. This delivers a more diffuse, indirect light at night, and its color is not harsh at all. Even at full brightness it's suitable as a night light. In fact, if I come out to the kitchen in the middle of the night, I don't turn any lights on, I just increase the brightness of the night light, do my thing, and turn the dimmer back down when I leave. If I didn't have a ceiling fan in my kitchen already, I would put one of these in that spot. TLDR: I really dig this light. It's a great value for the money and it has such a low-key design aesthetic that it can literally go anywhere. The night light is awesome. This one of the very few products I've bought on Amazon that I can't find any negative things to say about. Would definitely recommend and/or buy again.

I like that it is both dimmable and has the two modes for lighting. YOu have a 3-way switch inside that allows you to chose the color/temperature of the lighting, and the ring light is perfect for when I first wake up and need a little light for my coffee room. Super easy to install and looks great!

Matane makes the best flushmount lights, hands down. The bang for buck is insane. I have them everywhere in my house and the brightness these lights pack is insane. They look pretty decent too. NGL, the wife did make me mount some other nicer looking brands, but they all had some issue or the other. Either too dim, or some funky issue like some delay turning on. These are really well made and easy to mount. They have a helper cable to give your hands some rest while mounting the lights. I found that very helpful as I have a bad shoulder and one arm gets tired quick.

The nightlight feature is excellent, gives enough room light with a warm color without being too bright, aesthetically. It’s fun because it looks a bit like an eclipse on your ceiling. Adjustable color temperature on the main light is much appreciated, and the lighting is uniform over the full surface area. Very low profile, so this is particularly great for low ceilings. Installation is very easy, and I appreciate the hanging wire so the fixture is held in place while connections are made. It’s interesting that the nightlight and main light feature fail at the same time, I have this fixture in multiple rooms, and the unit in my stairwell sees heavy use over the last 18 months and it just died. Maybe that’s decent lifetime, since this probably saw at least six months of constant use on average.

Love this light fixture. You get two options on the brightness. It was easy to install if you know what you are doing. It sit flushed to the ceiling. Good product.

Using this light on my porch and it works well. I really like the up light in amber as a night light to keep my porch softly illuminated. The down light is EXTREMELY bright. I rarely use it but if you need to harness the sun, it's there. I'm using it outdoors in Florida and so far it's doing well in the humidity. I've had it about 5 months. We'll see how it does long term, but it's cheap enough not to be upset if it fails. Coming back to update; the light is still going strong and made it through the rainy season. No bugs have gotten trapped in it yet either. Still very satisfied

**Updated review Decembeer 2025: I still love these lights, but unfortunately the lifespan issues are on full display so I've changed it to 4-star. I've had two units totally fail and one unit have the warm lighting setting fail. Matane was great about replacing the first one to fail as it was within warranty. I haven't asked about the other two as I'm now 16-18 months into the purchase. They're not prohibitively expensive, but I would have hoped to get 3-5 years out of them depending on use. Great aesthetic, great customer service, but there are some longevity issues. I now have four of these installed and a fifth planning to go in. They're very easy to install, easy to switch light modes, and the nightlight feature is an additional plus (warm glow around the top ring). Will be buying one or two more for a few holdout conversions, but I will say very happy with this purchase and after the install (can do it yourself easily, but I had my electrician over anyway to do a new outlet for something else), he asked where he could get some.