Modern LED Ceiling Light 6-Light track light Spotlight Frosted Black Geometric Ceiling Light Lighting Fixture Dimmable Remote Control Living Bedroom Kitchen Dining Room Fixture

Very Bright white to dim white,,tones too!
I needed a light for the following: I have 3 Vincent Van Gogh prints on the corner area of my kitchen. We then built a 6 foot cabinet/counter under the art, then put my small appliances on that counter, stand mixer, bread machine, air fryers, etc. I am legally blind now and could not see to use my stuff without a headlamp. This light is perfect. With the remote you can change the brightness and temperature of the light. My eyes can see the shades easily. I noticed, if you find the correct warmth, if you turn it off at the switch, the same color is set when you turn it back on. It also says this in the instructions. The light is narrow against the ceiling so my prints are perfectly viewable. The spots light up my prints perfectly and illuminate the focus of the print. I am not sure how large of a room this will illuminate, as it it wired into my main kitchen lights. Annoying about it: The spots are not separate from the main light. You can not use spots only, nor main only. Overall, it’s great and looks neat.

Poor quality- no warranty support
The lights stopped working in 1 year, no warranty support by seller. Tried contacting on amazon chat multiple times – no response. Buyer be aware

Looks beautiful
If installed correctly it enhances the entryway of your home. Good value for the money!

Original wiring is a hazard, controller sorely lacking; Fixture is great with custom electronics!
This light is not for the faint of heart! The original wiring had very thin wires and poor connections with wire strands peeking out. The ground wire is thin and rendered useless by the inside being covered in paint, so it wouldn’t actually trip a GFCI breaker if something shorted to the fixture. I suggest replacing all of the wire connectors and the AC wires at minimum.Making matters worse, the build quality is pretty meh for the price, and the original controller is totally underwhelming, having nowhere near enough power, an inability to control the spotlights separately from the loop, and no smart home integration in sight.BUT… It’s a very cool design ripe for some DIY if you’re crazy enough! I replaced the outer loop LEDs with a JOYLIT 24V CCT LED strip, wired as two halves because they can suck back so much power that I couldn’t find a small enough power supply to handle the whole thing! (It’s been nice to have separate control over the halves of the loop, so I’m not mad about it.) I put a 5mm wide FCOB ARGB LED strip in the clear plastic in the center. With the light at full power, the ARGB doesn’t exactly contribute to the illumination as you can see, but it looks nice anyway, especially when it’s dark and the light is dimmed or off. I kept the spotlights as-is. I used 2x Meanwell IRM-90-24ST for powering the loop halves and spotlights, and an IRM-30-5ST for the ARGB LEDs. I’m using Shelly Plus RGBW PM modules flashed with ESPhome to control the loop and spotlights (pictured), and a small ESP32 board running WLED in a 3D printed case for the ARGB LEDs (not pictured). The connections are mostly crimped ferrules in screw terminals, with some Wagos for the AC, and wires soldered to the LED strips. 3M VHB tape all over the place.