LightDimsWhite Dims Light Dimming/Softening Sheet for Harsh LED Lights, Electronics and Appliances and More. Dims 15-30% of Light, 20cm x 27.5cm Extra Large Size.

Had an LED floor light that I bought for the from room and it was so bright that just a glimps of it would hurt your eyes. These have solved this and the light is a lot warmer and gives a nice yellow glow rather than the blinding white light it was before

They do the job.

I had a very bright porch light which I did not want to replace, just to dim a little. Two layers of this WhiteDims Warm have brought it down to exactly the right level (and reduced the number of moths!). Fun and easy to apply, delighted with it, just wish I'd found this product sooner.

Does a good job as described, also sold by some decent people so customer service is top notch. would recommend.

Totally useless. Doesn't do what it says it will. Have put 2 thicknesses on LED downlighters in my lounge and it's had virtually no dimming effect. No way it's managed even 10%, let alone the 30 to 60% advertised with 2 layers. Don't waste your money. All I can now try is the total blackout version.

This is an absolute game changer! These sheets have transformed the horrible lighting in my bathroom! Can’t recommend enough!!! A family run business doing it all themselves, even if you don’t need to adjust your lighting BUY THEM!!!!

You think for what they are that they are a trifle expensive for a sheet of A4 but not really. There is nothing much like this on the market and they are really important especially when you consider that they will cover an awful lot of LED excess. You find when you use them that they really soften the sharpness that you get from LED lights especially on devices. I used them on my Casio Celviano AP450 piano because the display panel has very sharp red lights and the leds are on the buttons themselves; these did the job. I also used them on my router which had a similar problem in green.They will progressively reduce the light intensity and especially if you apply more than one though in my case one was enough. Be careful of the edging that enables you to separate the backing from the film because if you cut it so the edging is not there you then have to separate the two and don't have an edge to do it, so then you need to separate the two with a couple of pieces of bluetack to pull them apart.We need more products and policies that deal with light pollution and more and more places are getting dark skies policy these days but on a highly local and personal basis it also affects your circadian rhythm - the ability to trigger going to sleep when small lights are on and can't be switched off for one reason or another e.g. if you switch off a router it registers as a fault at the exchange in the UK, if you hide the light of the router you can't see what is happening. I'm glad I bought a couple of sheets though they also do the blackout dots as well and at some point I might go for those though I do want to know whether something is on or not and taking up watts of unreasonable consumption.

Didn't dim as much as I expected after using 2 sheets.Difficult to put on without creasing ...Would say that I'm slightly disappointed with the item , especially as it wasn't that cheap to buy