Maxxima 4 Inch Anti-Glare Canless LED Downlight (1200 lm) Review
Review of the Maxxima 4 Inch Anti-Glare Canless LED Downlight (1200 lm), based on its Amazon listing and specifications.
By Ethan Cole
Updated November 6, 2026
Maxxima’s 4 inch downlight lists 1,200 lumens, among the highest for its size. This review covers output, color, and the single-light pack.
See how it ranks in our 4 inch led recessed lights guide, where it is #7 of 8.
Our Verdict
It is a good fit for a kitchen or entry where one small, bright light is enough. It is a single light with no wet rating in the title.
Key Specifications
| Spec | Listed |
|---|---|
| Pack | 1 light |
| Install | IC rated |
| Output and Color | 15W, 5CCT, CRI 90 |
| Output | 1,200 lm, CRI 90 (listed) |
Output and Color
The listing says 15W (equal to 90W), five color temperatures, dimming, IC rating, an anti-glare design, and CRI 90.
Things to Consider
At this brightness, one light does the work of several smaller ones.
Pros and Cons
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Who Should Buy It
- A kitchen or entry where you want a bright, small-diameter light.
Who Should Look Elsewhere
- You want a multi-pack.
How We Evaluated It
We did not install or run this product. This review is based on the Amazon listing and manufacturer specifications, selected November 6, 2026. We could not retrieve current Amazon star ratings, so it carries no WikiHomeLED Score and we show no star ratings. We compared it on the same criteria as every product in our 4 inch led recessed lights guide. Figures such as battery, lumen, range, and runtime are as published by the seller and are not our measurements. Our method is on the How We Review page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it IC rated?
Yes, per the listing.
What should I check before buying?
At this brightness, one light does the work of several smaller ones.
Where does it rank in your guide?
It is #7 of 8 in our guide, based on listed specifications and not on a score.
Safety note: recessed lights connect to household wiring and sit in the ceiling, often near insulation. Turn off the breaker and confirm the power is off before you start, check the cut-out size and the clearance above the ceiling, and use a licensed electrician if you are not experienced with home wiring. Look for an IC rating if the light will touch insulation, a damp or wet rating for bathrooms and showers, and a UL, ETL, or Energy Star mark. Follow local code. Listings differ; we describe what each maker lists.
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About the author
Ethan Cole leads research and editing at WikiHomeLED, comparing LED lighting for the home through manufacturer specs, manuals, safety listings and owner feedback. Every product is scored against the criteria on our How We Review page, and picks are updated when models change.