Review on Yuusei LED Flush Mount Smart Dimmable Ceiling Light by Evan Hernandez

I have every light in my house either as an individually controllable WiFi smart light (including 11 individual ceiling lights in my kitchen) or as a smart switch in my basement with large LED garage lights with 4 or 5 panels. I can use voice to control every aspect of the lighting throughout my home. I have several of these, one in the unused third bedroom, one in the laundry room. Both were absolute NIGHTMARE to edit. It is clear that they were designed by a kindergarten student. THAT was perfect. Absolute genius installing the light. There is a ring that you screw into the ceiling light box. This ring has a live set screw and a neutral on opposite sides for attaching wires (although unfortunately there is no ground screw). These ends have small metal protrusions. There are matching tabs on the inside top of the mount, you simply line up L to L and N to N, lift and twist to lock. These metal protrusions are then connected to a real socket in the lamp. It was literally that easy. You win without a doubt the best ceiling light I have ever installed. They even managed to integrate with Smart Life. I didn't even have the option to click the plus sign to add the device in the Smart Life app. I toggled it on and off 3 or 4 times to put it in pairing mode and as soon as I opened Smart Life it showed me a picture of that light and asked if I wanted to add it. Easy Peasy Lemon Squezy. Since it was in my bedroom closet (the last dumb light in the house) I named it "Bedroom 4" and added it to my bedroom group in the Alexa app so I could control all four lights as one. And it worked perfectly. Alexa picked it up right away and I was able to control the color and brightness, as well as turn it on and off. There is only one reason I didn't give 5 stars - I want the color ring not to be an INDIVIDUAL light that IS IMMEDIATELY AROUND THE TOP EDGE. So the setting of this color is more of an indirect ambient color than a direct one, since the light directed downwards is ONLY white. But downward facing white has great brightness, my dressing room has never looked so bright. how they designed it to install it.