Leviton SureSlide Dimmer Switch for Dimmable LED, Halogen and Incandescent Bulbs, 6674-P0W, White

Great value, easy hookup, black wire in, red wire out, Neutral not required. Also has extra lead for use as a 3-way switch. Slider level control is very smooth and easy to use. Works great with A19 based LED lamps.

Easy to install. After light was on for a few hours, all 5 bulbs started pulsing. Bulbs said dimmable but they were not good dimmable quality. I put different dimmable bulbs in and no more pulsing even after along period.

We made out bathroom lights dimmable with this! All we had to do was replace one switch in the 3 set of switches. Super easy, just watch a tutorial and you'll get it.

Instructions could been much more clear as to adjusting for best dimming. Ultimately it dimmed our 5 LED dining room light about 50%. I would have liked more dimming.

Works perfect. Not much else to say.

Works great. I replaced my old dimmer control which you adjusted by turning a knob with this. I like that you can set the brightness and turn it on or off separately. The old switch you had to turn it all the way to the left to turn it off and then turn it the other way to turn it on and then find the desired brightness every time. With this one, there is an on and off switch and a slider for the brightness. When you turn the light off, the next time you turn it on, it is set to the same brightness.I have an old house so the ground wire is attached to the metal box so it was a bit confusing trying to install the new switch. I’m not an electrician so I was worried that I was going to burn the house down. But I and my house are still here so I guess I installed it correctly.

I recently installed a new LED fixture in my bathroom (over the toilet) and it was a bit brighter than I expected - kind of blinding when you go into the bathroom in the middle of the night. Thankfully the LED fixture is dimmable, so I tried hunting down a dimmer.When we repainted the bathroom, we replaced the exhaust fan, all the lights except the one over the toilet, along with all the switches and outlets. I installed brand-new GFCI outlets and Decora-style switches all around. I added a proper timer to the fan and was originally going to install a smart switch for the light over the toilet - to turn the light on and off on a day/night cycle.I quickly discovered that the electrical box for the switch to that light was extremely shallow - about 1-1/2 inches deep. It was a 2 inch box that they had nails driven through it horizontally. As such, a standard light switch fit just fine, but just about any smart device wouldn't have a chance.After looking around at home stores, I discovered that almost every dimmer available was 2 inches deep, at best. I was starting to think I was going to have to rip the box out of the wall, replace it and patch the drywall - more than I wanted to have to deal with for a lousy dimmer.Anyway, I discovered this product on Amazon and it's only 1 inch deep - perfect!Installation was simple, especially using my trusty WAGO Lever Nuts. I had it installed in maybe 10 minutes, including the time to kill the power and remove and reinstall the wall plate.The switch and dimmer work perfectly, although I did notice that at very low light levels, there is a slight flicker introduced when my variable speed furnace blower spins up and down - probably voltage fluctuations on that leg of my power. When the light is set at higher levels, it's not noticeable.The switch has a great look and feels like a quality device, although it doesn't feel quite as heavy-duty as I've generally come to expect from Leviton devices. My guess is that it's a "home-user" product as compared to the "commercial grade" products I'm used to. Still, it feels pretty quality.

Dimming range is not large and difficult to adjust.