9.8" 2-Tier Rotundity Semi Flush Mount Led Crystal Ceiling Light

It’s bright and beautiful, I love it. It’s so elegant… we have had guests in our house and got a lot of compliments.

It fits perfectly in the hallway. It's bright and sparkly.

Beautiful chandelier but extremely small. Good thing the space it's located in is small enough to accommodate or this would have been returned.

Looks nice

Very dim light

My entry area looks very nice

I bought this one awhile back with a future renovation in mind. I had this pegged for either a closet, or somewhere the fixtures were close by. I didn’t think the output would be strong enough as a stand alone, so I got two for spaces that had two lights. The packaging is nice and the light looks pretty. The crystals seem shiny enough. It’s a bit on the small side in terms of size, but it’s not miniature by any means. The problem starts at first with no remote. I can live with that, this wasn’t going to be a showpiece for a party or anything. It was going to be in the laundry room or closet, so I just needed it to turn on when flipped on. The wires look a bit flimsy especially compared to some of the other ones I’ve changed. However, as long as the connections work, I’m not too worried. The big issue is the connector rod. Most light fixtures have a mounting plate (some circular, some are small bars) which are screwed into the ceiling. So when you change your light, the mounting plate is what you are screwing in first, and then you attach the fixture to that plate. The mounting plate provided with this doesn’t fit anything that’s usually found in a residential home. It’s far too wide, with the screw openings far apart. The middle of it is solid, so unless you can drill holes in it, you aren’t screwing it into the ceiling box. You have two choices. A). You screw the fixture into the ceiling and hope it holds. However, this isn’t super light weight, so I’m not hopeful about it. You would have to find a stud, drill into it to allow the screw and fastener to hold. However, you are also drilling right next to the electrical box, so you could be hitting wires. B) Find a box extender, screw that in, and then use that as the mounting plate. Essentially a box with extensions on the side. The problem is these extenders usually sit flush with the wall. So there is very little space left for you to put in a screw and have it flush. Otherwise you are going into the ceiling, which brings back the first issue of safety with it holding to your ceiling. I didn’t get to this stage because I couldn’t get the plate mounted in the first place. However, the light is mounted to the bar by two really small screws. This takes some serious skill to line up I’d imagine. Could be solved with a longer screw since the plate is already wide. It’s not like the plate will be tight. Overall, not recommended. I couldn’t put it on because of the mounting plate issue. A regular mounting plate, plus longer side screw would make it so much easier. However, it’s no value to me because it’s just too hard to mount. If it wasn’t too late, I would return the product or ask for proper mounting plates.

I love them! I swapped out the light fixtures that came with the house when I bought it. It was a running joke that the old light fixtures were like boobs lbvs (look at’em) these are just really pretty and they absolutely works for me. They shine brighter than I thought they would. I was asked if I wanted to include a dimmer, I might but so far I haven’t. I like the brightness & these fixtures gives a lil #POP to my house. I’m trying to think of other things I can do to add beauty to my house. Anyway yes I love these… I needed six! Phew 😅