KING SHA 2 Pack Universal Line Voltage Track Lighting Heads Compatible H Type 3-Wire Single Circuit Track Systems,E26 Base,White,ETL Listed

I have purchased a few packs of these, and will buy more down the road. I knocked a star off for 2 reasons. One, they aren't super sturdy. They do hold the lights, but feel a little flimsy. In all fairness, I am using a large flood light. And two, I have had more than one of the lights come in with some issue. screws loose, or the entire thing loose. With the exception of one, they have been an easy fix. The one that had the entire socket loose was a pain to pull apart and fix, but was able to fix it in less time than boxing it up, sending it back and getting a new one. Lastly, I have 4 different floodlights, and one of the styles won't seat into the fixture. It screws in and powers up fine, but the fixture isn't deep enough to accommodate the entire bulb shaft.Overall, I feel like they are slightly more expensive than necessary, but they were exactly what I was looking for and will end up buying about 4 more sets.

One of the two fixtures was mis-assembled. The ground-tab was screwed-in 90-degrees out. It was obvious when I compared this unit with a working light fixture I pulled from my existing track lighting. It was easy to un-screw the single Phillips head holding that misplaced ground-tab and to properly replace that ground tab, and re-screw-in.Both of the two had alignment problems with the power connectors. Neither worked out-of-the-box when I installed them on my existing track. For the first of the two fixtures it took me about 15 minutes of repeated trial-and-error to properly compare the new fixture with a working existing fixture to figure out how to slightly-bend the two power-connectors on the new fixture. The second fixture took less than 5 minutes as I had already figured out how to bend the power connectors properly (and it's ground tab was correctly assembled in the factory).If you don't have an existing working fixture for reference, you might find these steps a challenge. However, with a bit of patience, I was able to get both of the new fixtures to work reliably.These are, by far, the most inexpensive H-type track lighting fixtures I was able to find. So for me, these worked OK. I might consider purchasing a few more now that I've figured out how to ensure they work reliably.Do read the other reviews. It seems I'm not alone in finding that sometimes these fixtures don't work out-of-the-box.

I use these with Sylvania 250 watt equivalent LED PAR38 bulbs in my workshop. It’s a really heavy combo but I haven’t had any issues with the fixture hinge drooping. The PAR38s are heavy enough to pull the track away from the ceiling a bit, so I keep them close to the track anchors (not a problem caused by the fixture but my cheap tracks). I have a Soraa PAR38 in one of the fixtures and the thin neck on the bulb makes for a loose fit. The Sylvania bulbs fit tight enough that it acts like an integrated unit.

First time to use this style of track light head, where the bulb is unprotected by a can. The reason I bought these is that I recently bought "Sunco Lighting 6 Pack BR40 LED Light Bulb 17 Watt (100 Equivalent) Flood Dimmable 3000K Kelvin Warm White 1400 Lumens Indoor/Outdoor 25000 Hrs", bulbs that would not fit into my exiisting can style heads (I gave a very positive review for these bulbs). I am happy with the quality of the heads especially given the price. I could envision some minor improvements in the design, but these work quite well.

I purchased these for my sibling who is a small batch potter and does craft shows. The heads are small and unobtrusive which makes them perfect for her needs. My only complaint/issue is one of them was not fully assembled and I cannot figure out how to get it apart to fix this issue. So if you are looking fo a compact E26 fixture this is your piece.

These are just as nice in person as they look online, if not better. They install so easily I was able to save $$$ on hiring a pro because it took me one second to twist in. I had some trouble finding bulbs to fit so my advice is but bulbs from somewhere that accepts returns.

The quality control is horrendous, but they are about the cheapest halo compatible simple bulb holding fixtures out there. There are two main problems we have run into, reversed polarity on the connections and overly tight fit due to plastic molding leftovers on the actual mounts. Both can be either fixed pretty easily or just order 10% more than you need and return the defective units. We chose to do the repairs since we did not order enough to finish with the project without fixing defects. Still the cheapest bulb holder we have run across and will likely buy them again, but order extra to compensate for defects that get sent back. Caveat Emptor in this case for sure.

Small bulbs will look best. Otherwise the bulb hangs out.

I searched almost every store and every website, and this was literally a rare, but the best product I could find.It has the smallest dimensions possible for such a product, and I like how the base depth is adjustable. It looks even better than the images here.I like the fact that the light bulb sticks out of the track head so it illuminates everywhere and doesn't create a spotlight.

not high quality but adequate