TOPGREENER Table-Top Plug in Dimmer for Table or Floor Lamps, Slide Control, Works with 360 Watt Incandescent/Halogen and 150 Watt Dimmable CFL/LED, Off at Lowest dim, 6ft Cord, TGTTDL300-BK, Black

Nice product. Easy to set up as I wanted, and works smoothly. Black matte finish is perfect.

Great! The “off” click is fairly aggressive, but it’s nice to be able to turn the light off as well as variable dim too.

Wish I had bought this perfect little easy to use dimmer a long time ago. It’s so simple to use and is perfect for what I need. It came in a two pack and can’t wait to convert another lamp to a dimmer light too!

It works fine. Wish it had some increment scale printed on it, otherwise it's fine.

Functioned as expected and did what I needed it to do. Held up well for my halloween lights and allowed me to dim things pretty easily.

Works well , great to adjust the light

Works exactly as expected. Plug and play and easy to use.

It's a good dimmer. I use it for my reptiles basking light so it won't be too hot. So it's compatible with reptile lights. Only complaint is the flickering. Some days it's always flickering and some there isn't any.

Muy útil para lamparas de escritorio, y muy fácil de usar-

I purchased this from the used section and am delighted with the performance. Dimming my small table lamp with LED was my requirement, and this item is absolutely perfect. No wiring required - the dimmer sits inline with the outlet. Well made. I can recommend.

Justo lo que buscaba, sin ninguna complicación simplemente conectas a la luz y listo

Both dimmers work as they should, as long as the lights you want to control are smooth dimming/dimable and under 360w total electrical load. I wanted to use these controllers with dimable LED filament bulbs, but I was not happy with the smoothness of the fading/flickering (partly due to the LED bulbs I wanted to use). I eventually decided to use a single 40w incandescent bulb with each dimmer. The dimming up and down is now very smooth without any hum noise from the slide control box or bulb. I really didn't want to use incandescent bulbs with the dimmers, because our family has been trying over the past few years to limit our electricity usage for various things in out home, and using LED Filament/COB bulbs have helped greatly in that regard, but considering that these dimmers are being used sparingly in a bedroom setting, and most of the time it's only used to give off a gentle light (amber'ish colour, which is easier on the eyes at night) while watching TV, or when reading a book in bed... the amount of electricity the 40w incandescent bulb actually uses while dimmed down almost all the way, is rather minuscule, and the bulb barely gives off any heat at that light output level. If I eventually find an LED Filament/COB bulb that has very smooth dimming capabilities (that doesn't cost a lot of $'s), I might switch out the incandescent bulbs for that. Until then, I'm happy with how it's working right now. Btw, the plug end of the dimmer that connects to the wall outlet (that you use to plug your light's plug connector into), only has two prongs, which means you can't (or at least you're not supposed to) use a grounded appliance/fixture with a 3 prong connection plug.

I also purchased the tabletop dimmers by Leviton and Lutron, but the Topgreener is the easiest to operate. The slide moves smoothly and with little resistance, so the dimmer can be adjusted easily with one hand, without slipping all over the table. The slides on the Leviton and Lutron dimmers are too stiff.