Legrand Radiant 150W LED Dimmer Light Switch 3-Way Rocker White 1 Pack | Pass & Seymour LED Optimized, Decorator Rocker Dimmer Switch, for Dimmable LED Bulbs, Flicker-Free, Bulk Pack

Worked great but does not include a cover so you must purchase that separate.

This dimmer switch works great and the color brown was exactly what I wanted. Easy to install, smooth dimming, and no buzzing or flickering. It’s been reliable and gives a modern look.

Very happy with this dimmer switch installation took about 15 minutes calibration took about another two or three if you have any questions on how to calibrate all you have to do is scan the QR code on the light switch itself for video instructions making installation and calibration very simple. I will definitely purchase more if I find anything I need the dimmer switch on, I would highly recommend.

It's a dimmable toggle switch so not really much to get excited about. Except, that the toggle switch is a bit more narrow than I've seen and the dimmer slider is a bit wider, which makes the unit a little easier to manipulate and I think looks a little better as well. I would definitely buy more of these when needed in the future.

I ordered 2 of these and unfortunately waited too long to install them. I tried the first one and noticed a burn mark on the hot (common) side. Insides were fried too since it did not work. Someone obviously fried it and returned it.I then tried the second one, it looked ok and turned the lights on. Unfortunately after a couple of minutes the lights went half dim at the highest setting. Turned it off, let it cool down (it was warm, not a good sign) and same thing, worked for 2 minutes then dimmed on its own.Gave up, trashed them and paid up for a Lutron which works perfect.

Old homes don't have big neat junction boxes, so the shallower depth on this 3 way dimmer is great, it is also from a reliable brand. It works as advertised and the calibration is easy.One thing that prevents a five star review. It seems that you can't use the 3-way dimmer on the load (light) side. It needs to be on the hot side of the circuit. The directions don't really state this, but just kind of imply it in the diagram. It took me way too long to figure that out.

This switch is a bit more complicated than the on/off switches or rotary dimmers of old. The programmability is important and be sure you get it right before finally attaching the cover plate. I used this with 8 LED bulbs in a bathroom so having the low-end and high-end just right was important. This switch was able to handle it just fine. It will work with incandescent bulbs but these add up quickly to over the 150W max. It's really best used with dimmable LED bulbs.

Dimmer switch is perfect for our use . It’s easy to use and we love the way the room looks with the capability to soften or brighten it.

It was delayed several time and when it finally was delivered, the package was damaged and the calibration switch did not work. Ended up getting a 20 switch from Home Depot which was easier to install and worked well. For 40$ cheaper!!!!