Works great with me and I've used the Lutron as well.
923263
I was wary to use this after I read the one-star review. I bought the Lutron and this Leviton since the Leviton is cheaper and doesn't have a slit all around it like the Lutron screwless plates I figured I'd try the Leviton first.

The Leviton installed fine and clamps on well enough to be close to the wall as a screwed plate or the Lutron would be (I already had a Lutron on elsewhere).

I do admit the Lutron is better quality and clasps stronger. With enough force, I can remove the Leviton with my hand (if I actually try to, not as an accident with normal use) and the Lutron must have something to pry the clips that holds it. The Leviton holds on well enough to not move/shake or come apart at all and I use the switch it covers multiple times daily so I think it is fine. This Leviton plate doesn't leave a gap between the screwless cover and the screwed-in plate to clip it onto. There are 2 small holes on the bottom for a screwdriver. On the Lutron, there is a gap all around it, which is fine, but something to keep in mind.
3068179
This is a pretty good (and rather inexpensive) controller for a single connected strand of LED strip lighting. About a month ago, I installed some LED strips atop some pass-through room dividers in my home office, hoping for both general indirect lighting whenever needed, as well as blue 'mood lighting' for evenings. The problem with many LED strip/tape lights is at full power they're way the heck too bright.

I put this little mini-remote on the blue LED strip because that's the one I tend to change the most, although it's really just on/off and brighter/dimmer that I need. It does the job, and at a small fraction of full power, the blue strip looks amazing.

The white strip I have on a separate controller...which speaks to why I deducted one star from this product, for design reasons only. I'm given to understand that the remote always works on the same frequency. If you buy another set, since they operate on the same frequency, either remote will turn on or off both controllers. I find myself wishing they had some kind of setting that let you choose between 3-4 channels, to make this more flexible, and so that one remote doesn't light up my whole house.

I can't speak for the product's long term reliability, but since other folks had reported failure after just a few days or two weeks, I figured I'd wait until about a month had gone by. Well, it has and mine is still working, having been used pretty much nightly for about 4-8 hours every night.
1502392
Have used these dimmers for years.  Great product and Lutron is a great company.  Will continue to buy in the future.
2870348
Love this gadget with the light!  I totally recommend it!
593990
Just what I need to use in my Lumina 1080P Camcorder.
4900148
Great quality for the money. Exceeded my expectations. I have bought their products(Lutron) in the past and have always been satisfied.
1155868
I have been very happy with the flash controller. I have it controlling 3 YN-560 III flashes and is has worked flawlessly. I am amazed in the quality and reliability of the YN-560 III and combined with the YN560-TX I am able to manipulate my light quickly allowing me to focus on the subject rather than the lights.
3967170
I bought two of these to use with my Harmony Home Hub.  I'd initially bought the very similar looking GE models; but they weren't supported...

These work great.  I'm currently using one for a dimmable lamp that is behind my couch and a bit hard to reach; really nice to be able to adjust the light from the entertainment center remote control when I'm watching movies and want to dim it down a bit.

The 2nd I'm using for my; christmas tree.  It's GREAT being able to turn it on/off AND dim the lights when i'm just bouncing around the house or want to have them on if i'm out late to get the house a sense of occupancy.

Paired super easy, you can set them in the harmony software as a "Light" (dimmable) or as an "Outlet" (binary on/off).
3715001
Switch/dimmer works perfectly. I even put one in my basement crawl space to control wall sconces (couldn't get it in box behind wall) and it works flawlessly. Every time. Has not failed a voice or HomeKit command even once in 2 months of daily use.

Don't forget to buy the screwless wall plate. They often run out at Home Depot and Lowes, and you may just want to spring for a 6-pack "contractor's box of them, here:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Lutron-CW-1-WH-6-Claro-1-Gang-Wall-Plate-6-Pack-White/dp/B01F48PP0W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Lutron CW-1-WH-6  Claro 1-Gang Wall Plate (6 Pack), White</a>
163298
Great product. Works as advertised. Lutron has great products. There is slight buzzing, but not sure if that's the fan or the controller.
4193516
I've used a fluorescent backlight on my last two TVs and loved it for the better picture quality and diminished eyestrain, but it was powered off a separate switch and a little hard to get at on the back of the TV each time. When I saw the Luminoodle I was intrigued--low amperage draw, less heat, better light diffusion and powered by the TV--perfect. With my 60 inch Panasonic I bought the 3m (118") Luminoodle for best coverage, plugged it in and promptly overloaded the USB port. Evidently the Panny ports are 500mA, but this isn't stated in my manual (found it online). Luckily, no damage to TV, but I had to trim off a number of LEDs from the end of the strip to reduce the current draw to fall into the port's output. This is covered in the instructions, is simple, but time consuming---cut off 2", turn on TV, blow the USB port breaker, turn off the TV, cut off 2" more.....repeat 9 times.

Anyway, I ended up cutting a total of 20" off the 3m Luminoodle ( 10 LEDs ), mounted it to the back of the TV and it works wonderfully. There are 44 LEDs left on my strip to make it work with a 500mA USB port. With the 12" non-lit cord, the 118" (3m) has 54 LEDs, the 78" would have 33 LEDs.

My advice---if your TV is 55" or less with a 500mA USB port, buy the 78" Luminoodle, save $5 and a half hour of hassle---60" and up, get the 118" and cut off what you need. YMMV.

Finally, this product is totally worthwhile, just realize that there may be some extra effort in getting it set up. If it works right out of the package, it's a 5 minute install!

Hopes this helps,

Cole
4729483
I love it, it works just as advertised and the light is brighter than I thought it would be.
4899152
Works great. I got the 2nd darkest and can see well in daylight and low light.
1669172
I've been extremely pleased with the InnoGear motion detector lamp, as it provides that perfect mix of convenience and functionality that I love to see in a product. It's one of those products where I'd like to have more than one...

The main benefit on this is the fact it's solar powered, so I haven't had to worry about replacing the batteries at all. The 18650 battery keeps it going through the night (depending on what mode I use), and the recharge during the day preps it for the next night. I haven't had to think about it at all.

The three modes pretty much cover the range that I need. I can have it set to steady on, which would be nice if I wanted a bright light in a specific area. The second mode is the more traditional "on when motion detected, off when everything is still". That's the most common mode I use, and it turns on when I get within 15 or so feet of the door. The final mode is a steady dim light which turns to bright when it detects motion. I like to refer to this as the "night light" mode, as you know it's there and it responds with a bright light only when needed.

I have this in use over a garage doorway, and again, it works perfectly. I can see a couple other areas of the house outside where it would also work. I can also imagine a lot of scenarios that would work for other people, such as on an outside stairway or a basement entrance that would be overly dark if not lit up any other way.

Definitely recommended if you have outdoor lighting needs, especially if you don't have wiring available where you want it.

Disclosure:
Obtained From: InnoGear
Payment: Free
3683966
Works perfect! I've used it with my studio lights and have no complaints!
3051862
Works great and the brightness option is super.
451457
Works well for use in the evening to avoid blue-spectrum light.  The blue light suppresses melatonin production, so that if you avoid it, you will have an easier time falling asleep.  I have found that this actually works.

I use a goose-neck lamp next to my bed that has six arms.  The light switch turns on two with the first click, adds two with the next click and the last two with the third click.  I put yellow bulbs in the two arms that turn on with the first click and use this setting for the evening when I want to read or work with my computer.  (I also have  a pair of yellow-orange glasses which i put on over my regular glasses when I want to work with my computer. It is working well.

I was about to reorder when I saw that the price has been increased by a factor of eight. Therefore I am changing my review from 5 stars to two. I really feel rh A company is taking advantage of people.