💡 EUL Multi-Directional Ceiling Spot Light, Adjustable Round Track Lighting, Semi Flush Mount Matte Black-3 Light Fixture Review

The product is well made, you can use modern types of lightbulbs and they work well, I have dimmable lightbulbs and they work great. I would buy again.

I was skeptical about how they look because I had never seen them in my home. I was very happy with how they looked, I used this fixture in my kitchen and it gives enough light!

This is a quality light and installation was quick and easy - replacing an existing fluorescent light. I can direct each of the 3 lamps to the correct position. Provides much-needed light to my stove.

This light was hung on an 'insulated' porch where we have a floor loom, exercise equipment and various plants. It provides excellent light wherever our attention is drawn to us, as it is easy to direct the light in any desired direction.

I love these track lights. I put this track light in my bathroom for more light as I don't have natural light and needed more light to add my morning makeup and more light in general. This track lighting made it the first time! Especially with the ability to place light where it is needed.

Beautiful spotlights that match our rural or industrial style. We were looking for something that could replace the awful "burning boobs" without breaking the bank. They are perfect for that. They fit our style, give enough light and look great at the same time. We paired them with Edison bulbs to complete the look. The size is a little bigger than I expected but I really like it. For example, look at my hand next to it.

Installed two of these lights on the kitchen ceiling and used LED bulbs. Installation was easy, but there was a little tricky aligning the mounting holes with the mounting bracket screws. With a little patience this is doable. Once installed, one of the lights made a metallic crackling sound for a few seconds after the light was turned on as the bulbs warmed up. This is probably caused by the thermal expansion of the metal. But now he's stopped doing it, so there's no problem. I would recommend

I would give 5 out of 5 if installed correctly. It's ugly and black, not antique brass. It was OK. The problem is that the facility sucks. For most lights, you mount a bracket to the ceiling with two screws, and then use a mullion to mount the light. This one has a center post, but it is not used. Instead it uses its own two fixed posts with a cap that limits you to 1/4 inch. That doesn't work because people have different ceilings and fixtures. So you're stuck with those bent posts that don't…