BESTTEN 2 Pack Dimmer Light Switch, Universal Lighting Control, Single Pole or 3 Way, Compatible with LED Dimmable Lamp, CFL, Incandescent, Halogen Bulb, Decorator Wallplate Included, UL Listed, White

I recently installed these BESTTEN dimmer switches, and I’m thoroughly impressed! Installation was straightforward, even for someone with basic electrical knowledge. The build quality feels solid, and the low-profile design blends in perfectly with my other wall plates.What I love most is how smooth the dimming function is. There's no buzzing, flickering, or delay when adjusting the brightness—even when paired with LED bulbs (which can be tricky with other dimmers). The wide compatibility is a huge plus!These switches give my rooms a much more comfortable and customizable lighting atmosphere. It’s a small upgrade that makes a big difference. I’ll definitely be buying more for the rest of the house.

These dimmer switches are exactly what I needed to upgrade the ambiance in our home. The 2-pack was a great value, and installation was quick—even for someone who isn’t an electrician. The dimming range is smooth with no flickering, and it works perfectly with both LED and incandescent bulbs. I love the sleek, low-profile design—it looks clean and modern on the wall. Whether you want bright task lighting or a cozy evening vibe, these dimmers do the job. Highly recommend for anyone looking to add style and control to their lighting!

So I like these switches so far. They are fairly loud/clicky as far as paddle switches go, but that's not really a problem for my usage. For reference, the noise level is comparable to the Eaton (non dimmer) paddle switches I bought from the big hardware chain. They feel just like any other paddle switch and are extremely similar to the GE dimmer paddle switch I bought a few years ago. Standard installation with 4 wires and wire nuts. I cut the wires a little shorter before installing them because my switch boxes were already tight without the extra 4 wires and wire nuts.Lots of reviewers have mentioned issues with dimming and flickering, and I've had a peculiar experience with that. First off, I like the dimming adjustment--I didn't think I would care about it but it's a really nice feature to have. I was able to tune the dimming brightness to exactly the setting I wanted. I'm using two of these switches with a bathroom vanity fixture that has four G9 light bulbs. I got some dimmable LED G9s and I've had no issues with flickering. However, when I tried one of these switches with a standard E26 dimmable LED, I got a lot of flickering, even with a bunch of adjustments to the dimming level. I suspect that could be related to my old socket/fixture or the wiring on that particular circuit, but I'm not an expert and it's hard to tell. I want to try a few more light bulbs before I can say definitively.Overall I'm happy with these, but YMMV with the dimming and flickering. If you're having flickering issues, try adjusting the dimming settings or try different light bulbs before you give up!

Bought this to replace a GE switch in a 4 gang electrical box because the price was much cheaper, this switch is a little larger than a typical GE rocker switch so when I put the wall plate on this switch would bind and not work. If you’re using this switch in a single gang with the included wall plate it should be fine but beware if installing in a multi gang box with a different brand of rocker switch. The switch itself seems to be decent quality

I purchased several of these switches over a years time . THey were easy to install , directions were clear and they work well.

I would give zero stars if I could. First, Bestten/Amazon sent me a used product that was missing a switch. After I complained, they replaced it with a new pair. Unfortunately, within just a few months, one of the switches cracked and completely stopped working, while the other one’s slider became useless. Very poor quality, unreliable, and not worth the money.I contacted Bestten via Amazon but I received a bad customer service.Save yourself the frustration and look for a better option.

It's not the function of the switches, it's the design that's a problem. I have a 7 year old, and she complains that the "slider" dial to adjust the dimmer, is just too sharp when she touches the lights. I thought she was being dramatic, but the other night when I was going into the kitchen, I touched the light switch in the wrong place and it actually felt sharp. These switches aren't bad, they work just fine and are easy to install. But there are better designed dimmers out there.

Good dimmers at a reasonable price and the grey is quite pleasing. One light flickered but turned out it was not a dimmable bulb. Once changed everything works smoothly.