💡 Halo RL560WH6930R Retrofit LED Downlight in 3000K Warm White Review

I bought the Halo LEDs on my contractor's recommendation and they look and work great. He says he's been installing Halo LEDs in homes for over a year, including a friend of mine who referred him to me, and all reviews are positive. I have 3000k and everything is fine. My contractor preferred 2700K, but that's too yellowish for me. 3500K might be too white for home use in my opinion. They were very easy to install, each taking the contractor around 5-10 minutes. I already had light cans built…

I bought these lights for three reasons. First, they're from Halo, and my review of the reviews on this site shows that Halo is able to use better components than many others. Second, they can replace old or burned mounts in cans with spring clips AND cans without spring clips. Third, some of these lights were available at a significant discount from Revain and I was fortunate to have this source. When the first one arrived I had to install it in a jar that didn't have spring clamps so I…

I bought the Halo LEDs on my contractor's recommendation and they look and work great. He says he's been installing Halo LEDs in homes for over a year, including a friend of mine who referred him to me, and all reviews are positive. I have 3000k and everything is fine. My contractor preferred 2700K, but that's too yellowish for me. 3500K might be too white for home use in my opinion. They were very easy to install, each taking the contractor around 5-10 minutes. I already had cans for recessed…

I bought these lights for three reasons. First, they're from Halo, and my review of the reviews on this site shows that Halo is able to use better components than many others. Second, they can replace old or burned mounts in cans with spring clips AND cans without spring clips. Third, some of these lights were available at a significant discount from Revain and I was fortunate to have this source. When the first one arrived I had to install it in a jar that didn't have spring clamps so I…

Found these from an Amazon seller for $8 less than the local lighting store they recommended to me. (They're $42 each locally, and I bought them here for $34.) These particular ones are 3000K (color temperature) and fully dimmable. Also, they have a CRI of 92. Be VERY careful and make sure you get the correct item number when you order them. I suggest you visit Cooper Lighting's website to find exactly the combination of color temperature and color rendering index that suits your needs/desires.