Lutron Sunnata Touch Dimmer Switch with Wallplate with LED+ Advanced Technology, for LED and Incandescent, 3 Way/Multi Location, STCL-153MW-WH, White

These are so fancy!Features of note:- the switch is more of a button, as it will jump back to the neutral position after being pressed.- the lights gently fade to on and off rather than jumping straight to on and off- the touch dimmer works flawlessly- if you press and hold the “off” position for a few seconds, the dimmer light will start flashing. This is a 30 second countdown in which it will stay on and then fade to off, giving you time to walk back to bed without having to do it in the dark- when the light is off, the dimmer light glows softly, like a gentle night light so that you can always find itThe one tiny little hiccup is more of a personal one, which is that I was used to being able to turn on my light switch by feel, and I can’t really do that now. Actually having to look at my light switch to use it is not a bad trade-off though.So far the light switch has confused only one of my guests, but her 4-year-old daughter showed her what to do!Installation was easy.

Works great, everything as described. Have had it for a month now and has held up no issues. Color is exactly as in pictures. Standard size. Will purchase again if need dimmer that doesn’t require a neutral wire. Great value for money.

Great look and functional use

Works great every time

If you have 4 light switches that controls a set of lights, then this is what you want. Instructions were absolutely simple to follow, the videos they provide online were very helpful. I am NOT an electrician, and i was able to install these 4 LED dimmer switches without any problem at all. I highly recommend Lutron, mostly for the instructional videos! Those made this as simple as frying a hamburger.

My husband is a licensed electrician and got mad at me for ordering this expensive switch. He says they frequently go bad and have to be replaced. Today is December 16, so it lasted 2 weeks. I hate it when he's right. Addendum: Hubby replaced the new switch and replaced it with a skinny one HE likes in MY sewing room, and it still didn't work. Turns out to be the bulb. I like it better than the old dimmer switched close to the little switch, as I hate to fiddle with it. I just want to push once on and off. He took his switch out and put my new one back in. Hope it lasts bc I like it.

I enjoy every aspect about this switch. As an electrician, this device provides a "wow" moment to my customers. Avoid the other "elegrp" knock off it's not the same quality

I never thought I would be this excited about light switches, but here we are. These dimmer switches are great, and the main reason I decided to go for these instead of the Leviton slider bar dimmer switches I just installed a few months ago was simply because of the light up slider control on the right side of the switch. It's a small detail but it gives a very modern feel and I love the operation as well. The slider bar also acts as a night light as it lights up even when the switch is off, it's dim enough to not be distracting but makes it easy to locate the switch in the dark especially for guests staying over who may be unfamiliar with the house.The switch is not like standard 'decora' rocker switches that locks in the on/off position - instead it stays in the middle position at all times, you simply push the top portion for 'on' and the bottom portion for 'off' and the switch returns to the middle, making for near silent operation. This detail will make it stand out slightly compared to traditional switches if they're next to each other, but it's hardly noticeable.When you switch the lights on, they start from fully dim and go up to full brightness and vice versa when shutting off - makes for an aesthetic transition.They're pricey at $40 a piece, especially when you have a lot of dimmer switches, but they're worth it for the cool factor and quality alone. It'll cost around around $400 for me to replace all of them in our house but I'll do them over the course of the year as I feel like it. It's a very well built switch and given the design I can't see the toggle wearing out like traditional switches eventually will. I wish I would have gone for these to begin with instead of the slider Leviton switches as now I'm retracing my footsteps.