Plug-in Dimmer Switch for Lamps, Full Range Control,6-FT Cord,2P | 150W dimmable LED/CFL or 360W incandescent/halogen, Quiet slide control.White,ETL Listed

I’m writing this because I think it may save some ppl the hassle of having to return this. I came VERY close to returning it and buying a more expensive one because within a couple of weeks the light started flickering and the brightness went from either 10% to 100%, with no variation in between. I’d read some reviews about that, but figured I’d it try it anyway. Before returning it, it was suggested I try PHILLIPS ULTRA DEFINITION DIMMABLE LED bulbs. I bought them and the dimmer works PERFECTLY now!! The Phillips bulbs specifically address flickering and are much more compatible with dimmers than other dimmable LED bulbs, not to mention, they’re inexpensive and produce much nicer light than other bulbs.

Works perfectly. Dims with the slider, then clicks off after the dimmest setting. The last one I bought (another brand) only lasted 2 years. So time will tell.

We absolutely love these table plug-ins! We use them with all of our lamps, and they’ve worked flawlessly. The setup was easy, they’ve been very reliable, and we’ve had no connection issues at all. If you’re thinking about buying these, go for it—you won’t be disappointed!

Works as advertised, I'm satisfied with it.

great item

Works perfectly. We use this for our outside porch lights. Love the ability to dine the lights to create a better mood/vibe.

Cordless dimmers are tempting, but this one is on a leash and can't possibly get lost.

I bought this Topgreener tabletop dimmer because it was budget-friendly and promised compatibility with dimmable LEDs. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a complete "hit-or-miss" product, and for my specific setup, it was a total miss. Why It Didn't Work For Me: Zero Response from Grow Lights: I tried using this with a dimmable LED grow light, and the fixture simply wouldn't respond to the slide control. Instead of dimming smoothly, the light just sat there and flickered constantly. This unit didn't work with my heat lamp either. Lack of Temperature Management: The unit felt a bit temperamental under the load. Without a built-in temperature gauge or clear heat indicators, it feels like a roll of the dice whether it will play nice with your specific bulb. The Silver Lining: It is cheap, the 6ft cord gives you plenty of slack to reach a table or shelf, and the physical slide control moves smoothly. Final Verdict: While the price point is appealing, the internal circuitry just doesn't seem robust enough to handle the specialized drivers found in many LED grow lights, nor did it want to work with my heat lamp. If you are trying to automate or dim a plant or brooder setup, I would recommend spending a little more on a higher-end dimmer to avoid the annoying strobe effect.

Muy útil para lamparas de escritorio, y muy fácil de usar-

Tres facile a utiliser. Bon dégradation de luminosit. Parfait! Je recommande ce produit!

No surprises with this product, it works just like you would expect. Plug your lamp into the extension cord, plug the extension cord into the wall socket. You're done. I'm using it with an incandescent bulb, and the dimming function is very smooth. I assume that it would work just as well with an LED. I'm no expert, but it feels like it is good quality. Little felt pads on the bottom of the controller help keep it in place without additional adhesion.

Justo lo que buscaba, sin ninguna complicación simplemente conectas a la luz y listo

Both dimmers work as they should, as long as the lights you want to control are smooth dimming/dimable and under 360w total electrical load. I wanted to use these controllers with dimable LED filament bulbs, but I was not happy with the smoothness of the fading/flickering (partly due to the LED bulbs I wanted to use). I eventually decided to use a single 40w incandescent bulb with each dimmer. The dimming up and down is now very smooth without any hum noise from the slide control box or bulb. I really didn't want to use incandescent bulbs with the dimmers, because our family has been trying over the past few years to limit our electricity usage for various things in out home, and using LED Filament/COB bulbs have helped greatly in that regard, but considering that these dimmers are being used sparingly in a bedroom setting, and most of the time it's only used to give off a gentle light (amber'ish colour, which is easier on the eyes at night) while watching TV, or when reading a book in bed... the amount of electricity the 40w incandescent bulb actually uses while dimmed down almost all the way, is rather minuscule, and the bulb barely gives off any heat at that light output level. If I eventually find an LED Filament/COB bulb that has very smooth dimming capabilities (that doesn't cost a lot of $'s), I might switch out the incandescent bulbs for that. Until then, I'm happy with how it's working right now. Btw, the plug end of the dimmer that connects to the wall outlet (that you use to plug your light's plug connector into), only has two prongs, which means you can't (or at least you're not supposed to) use a grounded appliance/fixture with a 3 prong connection plug.