I'm writing this review for the Amico 8-In LED recessed lights I purchased. This is solely my initial review to help clarify some things, other reviews made "light" of (no pun intended). I purchased the 12 pack and personally tested each and every one of them to verify they lit up and were not dead on arrival. All of mine did work just fine. The quality of the product is excellent considering the purchase price. I stopped over at The Big box store to compare quality and quite frankly didn't see much difference at all. Both the Amico and big box name brand electrical lights used the same cheap metal electrical box. Light housing was about the same. The difference was the big box store wanted $25 for one light and I purchased 12 of them for around $125. Before I made my purchase I called Amico customer service to inquire about purchasing parts. They told me that there is a 5-year warranty and they wanted to initiate a warranty exchange. My call was purely to find out if I could purchase purchase. If something burned out. I was rather shocked that they wanted to initiate a return instead of trying to sell me something. There's no guarantee they would have shipped me something, but at least it was a good indicator that they answered the phone and was acting in good faith.One of the things I wanted to review was the temperature these lights get up to. There was a review saying how hot they got and they were afraid that it would catch the insulation on fire. In order to test this I hooked up one of the lights and let it burn for around 8 hours. Maximum temperature after 8 hours of illumination was 71°. Our skin temperature is much warmer than this, so there is no chance of any fire occurring. Furthermore, the back of the LED light had a metal protector, so if there ever was a fire with the LED itself, it certainly wouldn't burn upward through the metal.These were the points I wanted to get across today. If I experience any issues with them in the next 6 months to 3 years. I will come back and update this post. Quite frankly for what I paid for these lights. If they last 3 years they would have been well worth it.Side note: I purchased these lights because I have access to my attic where I have full access to properly why are the 110 volt connections to each lights electrical box? There are versions of these types of LED slim lights that operate on low voltage where there is only one transformer and a thin low voltage wire which you can connect multiple lights to. This option might be more beneficial to you if you don't have an attic with access to do the wiring. With the low voltage wire, it's a very thin wire and you're only having to supply 110 volts to one transformer and not multiple electrical boxes. You may still have to drill a small hole through your rafters and fish the low voltage line through, but it will be much easier than running conduit/BX/Romex. The low voltage wire is about the size of round old telephone wire. Each light then connects to this low voltage wire similar to landscaping lights where The light squeezes on to the low voltage line and basically pierces it to contact the internal wires. That's just some extra food for thought which may or may not be helpful for you. As of now I am happy with these lights but long-term will be the real test. If you don't hear from me with an update, they are working well. 02/05/2024