Side by Side Comparison of: Leviton vs uxcell vs Lutron vs KO Fuse

Can't complain. It did what it was designed to do. It is a twist on & off, the one we replaced was a push in button so it has taken a day or so to get used to turning the knob.

Easy to install, and it works beautifully on my dining room light fixture. Simple, inexpensive, and looks fine.

Beware won't dim smoothly with certain types of bulbs (certain LED I think?) but otherwise made well no issues.

I installed a pair of these dimmer switches on a double-gang wall outlet, to replace two old dimmer switches.... Although only one of the old dimmer switches had "died", I wound up replacing both since the new rotary dimmer switches work differently from the old ones (old: push to turn on our off; dial up or down for brighter or dimmer light; new: dial up to turn on and for brighter light; dial down for dimmer light & to turn off).... Although I liked the old method of turning the light on or off without changing the dimmer settings, the new switches feel a lot sturdier & seem to be simpler (hopefully, more reliable as well)....

This is an old school rotary dimmer with the round knob. This is a single-pole dimmers with the rotate on/off version. This is the best version because starting off at the dimmest setting is why your have a dimmer to begin with, you have a reason to want the light to be dim. Maybe at night you don't want to be blinded by bright light really late. Or to disturb others and it is faster to get the desired light level since twisting on and setting the brightness is done all with one quick circular motion.Some people find the rotate on/off dimmers hard to find. But this exact dimmer was at Home Depot as well, but the problem was that it's almost double and a half times the price. I'd leave a link to show you but it's not allowed.Some pro's:1. Feel of turning knob: The dimmer knob should have some friction so that it does not feel loose when turned.2. On/off click: It should have a solid "click" when the knob turns to the on/off position.3. Distance from knob to wall plate: The knob should be close to the wall plate. Push on/off dimmers must stick out to allow travel. They generally stick out about 5/16" (.31") but this one only stuck out .26 for me. It is easier to distinguish a rotate on/off dimmer if it is close to the wall plate.4. Mounting depth: Electric boxes tend to be full of inflexible wires, so reduced depth needed in the electric box is an advantage.5. Price: An average house can have 5-10 dimmers, so the cost can add up.6. comes with two paint-able knobs. White and bisque.Con's:1) Some might not like the old school design and opt for the newer look dimmers like https://www.amazon.com/Philips-458158-Hue-Dimmer-Switch/dp/B014H2OYVW that can even be controlled with your smart phone.2) This version only comes in a single pole model.3) The depth could be a little shorter, as stated some boxes are full of wires.4) Only a 600W version, not sufficient for today's halogen lights.

This switch works great. It clicks on when you turn it, and feels secure. (I prefer this style to the other one I have that you have to push on, and then turn to dim.) Easy to install, and nice that it has both colors of knob. (Note that it does not include the plate.)

works as expected. good price.

As advertised

works fine but not as convenient as its predecessor

This switch comes with the 3rd green ground wire, (that was good to see) & all the wires hooked up easily with the included insulated 'twist nuts'. It twists to turn on and off. The dim feature goes from romantic glow to bright as can be with incandesant bulbs in the fixture. LED lamps in the same fixture will come on brightly and get brighter and then I can dim them about 1/2 way and they wink out - so no romantic glow from LED lamps. The package included 2 control knobs (one ivory & one white) and 2 mounting screws and 3 insulated 'twist nuts' to connect the wires. Very complete. Easy to install. Works great.

I could have paid a few bucks more at the brick and mortar store but this dimmer works well and is a mainstream brand. Arriving in a couple of days I was able to actually replace my old dimmer faster than if I had to wait to go to the big box home improvement center on the weekend. Everybody wins in this case. Well, except the big box home improvement center. Ah well, they get enough of my money.

Guess I should have researched more before buying. This is rotary on/off only. I assumed it was a push on/off with rotary dimmer...which I would have preferred as it keeps your dimmed selection set when pushing on/off. Oh well...it was easy to install with only 2 black wires and a green ground...I installed myself with no electrician training (and I'm a girl).

Works well. Easy install. The only thing I don't like is the fact that the way you turn this switch off is to turn it all the way down, and then it clicks. Most I've seen are push for on/off, and rotate for dim. It's not a huge deal, but may be annoying for some. If you use this switch a lot, it's a pain to rotate it to turn it off, when a press would be more convenient.

We just used the package for the button.

Does the job - beware, this is not a push button switch, it is a dial only. Maybe I missed that in the description, not really an issue, just not what I was expecting.

It is a dimmer switch. I does flicker sometimes while adjusting the light level but the the flicker goes away.

Doesn't dim my LED bulbs as much as I would like. My lamp has two 60-watt LED bulbs which gives off 120 watt of light. The dimmer brought the light intensity down to about 40 watts.

Installation is very simple.It says it is rated at 600w mine shuts off when operating 240w (4 - 60W bulbs in ceiling fan)Turning it clockwise to off resets itI am able to use it with 160w (4 – 40W bulbs) no problemsIt is simply too much trouble to return.

My dimmable LEDs still flicker after changing my previous dimmer to this one. Not recommended for LED dimming.

Initially had this in my bathroom running 10 LED bulbs then read the package closer and saw that it's not compatible with LED's. D'oh! Put it back in the box and forgot about it for over a year. Until today. Now it's a 5-light fixture with 43W GE halogen bulbs and I'm still getting ringing... I have other Leviton products, but this one's a dud. For me. Are all the positive reviews from older people who can no longer hear high frequencies? I'm 37 years old, so take that for whatever it's worth.

Defective as dimmer feature would not work. Amazon replaced it.

Barely dims the lights at all and what's worse is it makes a buzzing noise the whole time the lights are on, even with trying different lightbulbs and fixtures.

Rated at 600w. Overheats (hot to the touch in two minutes) with 400w of total lights.Also does not have holes for screws from switch plate cover to connect to. Went in the trash.

the price is nice but .. well I don't like it

One of the wires coming out of the back was intermittent and caused the light to go out. The back was riveted on to prevent tampering so a fix was not possible. Will eat the cost however since it is low cost.