Four 575 Lumen recessed LEDs bright enough for bedroom?

Hi, We don't have LEDs in the bedroom. But our kitchen ceiling has 4 of 6" ones which we use with dimmer. Daylight bulb. Another 4 of 4" ones over center island with dimmer. Wife says too bright when dimmer is defeated.

If it were me, I'd want something more like 85W equivalent. The 625 might be OK, but I wouldn't go with the smaller one. With a dimmer you can always turn them down. Too small, you can't turn them up.

Let's go backwards here. Last thing you state is that you like to read in that room. You are probably better off getting two reading lights, either by the chair or bed you like to read in.

Ceiling fixtures in bedrooms are terrible and only for use while cleaning or changing sheets. The recessed lights may be a tad better, but still not as good as a reading light unless they are properly aimed.

What we recently did was change out light fixtures on the night tables. Each light had two bulbs that work independent of each other. You can have one or two lamps lit. We put a 40W revelation bulb on one side, a 40W equivalent CFL on the other side. With one lamp lit, that side of the bed is OK for reading. With two lit, it is good enough that I'd never use the ceiling fixture.

If we watch TV, no lamp needs to be lit, but one is OK.

We also ditched out king size bed and now have twin adjustable beds with memory foam mattresses. Wish I had done that a long time ago. Makes reading in bed much more comfortable.

Hmmm, For reading I have night table reading lamp. Or eReader which glows in the dark. More and more I read books on eReader.

Top light is lousy for reading but regardless of that, I rather doubt you'd be able to tell the difference between 575 and 625 lumens.

How do you like the 4" lights compared to the 6" lights?

Now we are considering in the bedroom, either 4 6" Cree LEDs or 6 4" Cree LEDs.

Which lights look better? Which supply better lighting?