White Square LED Light Ceiling Lamp Chandelier Lighting Fixture 35" Wide 22" Deep 3" High, Warm White 3000K

First, the 5 star review is based upon the price and overall look and not the ease of installation. A perfect install will require a few additional steps.1. Remove the ground wire as it interferes with the wire routing for one of the light bars. Connect the ground wire under one of the silver screws in the final light bar installation step.2. Buy an M4 x 25 black oxide screw at your local hardware store. Remove the plug covering the M4 hole in the bottom light bar. Install the screw into the hole and adjust height until top light bar no longer sags / levels out.3. While at the local hardware store, buy an adjustable light crossbar that will allow you to set the fixture to any orientation on the ceiling desired. You will need to screw the provided mounting bar to the new crossbar. Low cost parts but should have been part of the design kit.4. I painted the central box to match the ceiling to allow it to disappear and highlight the bars.My fixture draws about 40 watts with a nice light output, but not nearly as efficient as most LEDs on the market for the amount of light produced. One word of caution, the LED driver module is not UL/ETL certified, so it has not been tested for safety and could burn your house to the ground. Just FYI.

We picked out this light for a pretty big room, 15 X 20 ft. Turns out it is more than adequate for this size room. At first I wasn't sure about the size - I thought it might be a bit too small. However, once installed it looked perfect. It was easy to assemble and install and looks very elegant. It is light weight. The light output is very good. It provides more of a yellowish/daylight when illuminated as opposed to a white LED lighting.

I got two of these for my office. They are extremely bright and not dimmable, which is fine in my case. The are a bit on a small side, but, again, it works fine for me. There's a half-second delay between the moment you flick the switch and when the lights turn on, but this doesn't bother me too much. Also, one of the fixtures came in slightly bent, but one'd have to be extremely attentive to notice. I could probably straighten it out but it is not noticeable enough for me to care. My biggest issue is lack of a rotating mounting hardware to allow it to be mounted at any angle. One of my boxes was not installed at a 90-degree angle to the wall so the mounting screws only allowed for a awkward installation angle (~40-ish degrees to the wall). Luckily I had an adjustable bracket from another fixture that could be mounted at any angle and then this fixture can be mounted on that bracket. Hence, 4 stars.

Easy install. Tip: I drilled an addl. hole in the mounting bar to fit US jbox spacing. Please do not mount the fixture per instructions, hanging a light fixture with cheap plastic sheetrock anchors is a big no-no.Light output seems equivalent to two 75watt incandescent bulbs. Even in full daylight you get some addl light out of this fixture. So very good.Appearance fits with a vintage ‘50’s kitchen just fine.

If this light is being using with a wall switch, every time you turn the switch off the light goes back to its default lights settings when you turn the switch back on. Why is there now way to save your settings ???

The lamp is a really interesting piece and gets a lot of attention. I am mostly pleased with the looks, but the top most rectangle droops to the outside corner since it is only supported from one side.Assembling the light is easy enough, but installing it is a huge pain. It is amazingly awkward to hold while trying to attach the wires from the ceiling to the inside of the box as the leads inside the lamp are pretty sure and require the lamp to be very close to the ceiling, but given the way the design juts out on all four sides, it prevents you from holding it at a angle as it jabs into the ceiling if you do.Possibly the worst part of the installation is trying to hold the unit to the ceiling while trying to get the tiny screws threaded into the bracket it comes with. Get somebody else to hold a broom handle or something against the bottom of the lamp pressing it against the ceiling for this step. It will make it much easier.TL;DR, It looks cool except for the droopy side. It is a pain to install. It is very bright. If you get this be prepared to be frustrated during install.

These lights are beautiful and better in person. The remote may be nice to have but I much rather prefer a wall switch. Too many remotes can get mixed up and not very functional. I used this in my entrance foyer, the light is well made and much better than some of the expensive fixtures I purchased from a lighting store.

Since the end of the first week this light would flicker a little when first turning it on, which I just assumed was because the LEDs or the power brick was warming up, but over time it's gotten worse and worse, to the point where it will randomly flicker whenever it's on, rather than just the first minute.While assembling it I noticed that one of the rectangles can't support its own weight and sags. I don't think anybody else has noticed, but I can't unsee it and it drives me mad.