These lights are awesome....I've bought two sets of these and love them....so easy to install and super light weight. Will definitely buy more if the need arises.

Loved the ease of installation, and they are brighter than I expected. Seem a little on the cheap side for quality, but I was very surprised on the light output. Only time will tell for durability. It's been a week and there going strong.

These are amazing, so much brighter then the older tube lights. One stick is way brighter then two old school bulbs & no flickering & no humming. Plus they don't weigh hardly anything! 2 clips will hold a bulb. Kind of wish they were like 2" longer, but the being as lite as they are. It works out ok. You take one screw & screw in a clip then press it in at least two clips per light. It's so easy to do. Then I'm going to leave one that I can plug in & use like anywhere. Say I need some light under a vehicle. It would would perfectly, they seem pretty durable. With power wires & connection wires & pieces to connect them end to end. As one long bulb.

I’ve ordered these a couple times for myself and for friends and it’s always a positive experience. The value is hard to beat, really good light output, easy install and it’s nice to have a few options for the light temperature as well! I did purchase longer cables to space the lights out more but they’re still a great product right out of the box. Highly recommend

Of the 12 in this pack, I installed 10 of these in a single car garage workshop and they do a great job of lighting up the place at all hours. I never feel like I don’t have enough light. No failures yet (after a few months) but if one does die I have 2 spares.The brackets are a bit flimsy and I found some small, coarse threaded screws that would bite more into my drywall ceiling, but other than that, installation was straightforward.

The lighting is good.Now for the connection :ALL lights have male connectors on both ends.ALL cords have female connector on both ends (except the switch ones who get a plug for going into the power outlet).Basicly cords can only go from light to light and you cannot connect 2 cords toghether to reach further or connect a plain cord to the switch cord if the switch cord itself cannot reach the light (ex: power outlet is near floor level and the light is on the celling. Cause who the hell have power outlet on the celling to begin with, right?).Having male-female cords and lights connectors would have allowed for much more setup flexibility. In it's current design i had to separately purchase male-male adaptors in order to connect a plain cord to a switch cord in order to reach the lights.

Brightened up my garage immensely. 5000 K daylight temp is perfect for focused work and productivity. All the units work and are easy to install and plug into a 120v wall plug. You also have the option to hardwire which I will do soon. The units themselves are very lightweight and feel a bit flimsy but that shouldn't be an issue since they're always in a fixed position. Just need a bit of care when installing.My dad was impressed and now wants me to install a set in his garage.

I'm a car guy. I have a 2 car garage, and I use it to actually store 2 cars. It's not a storage area, it's not a gym it's a garage. In addition to the 2 cars I have shelves with automotive stuff, tools, fluids etc. I have a work bench. Then I have the other stuff, 2 bicycles, a couple of kayaks and various sports equipment. When I moved in about 20 years ago I installed 3 of the typical 4 ft.-2 fluorescent fixtures in the ceiling to supplement the 2 ceiling bulbs that came with the house. The lighting was obviously better but still sucked. I have a lift in my garage and I do routine maintenance and it's still tough to see well while working on the cars. Over the past few years I've been looking at LED's but the more I looked the more confused I got and essentially it was paralysis by analysis. This past week I decided OK, enough is enough. I need more light. I looked at bunch of Youtubes and these lights kept popping up in different reviews and they were very positive. So, I ordered 12 of these. I figured after all these years of working in crappy light there's no such thing as too much light. These showed up very quickly.I was amazed how light a box of 12 of these was. Then I was amazed how lightweight each bulb was. Quite honestly my 1st impression was this quality must suck. The little mounting brackets that hold the bulbs in place look like they would not hold a Q-tip in place.Anyway, I screw in the 1 little screw that holds each of the mounting bracket in place & I snap the bulb in. The bulb snaps in perfectly and securely. I then attach the power cord and plug that in and holy crap-let there be light. The 1 bulb was amazing. What's really nice about these is that you can run these bulbs in a straight line directly connected to one another and or you can use the 4ft wire that enables you to also connect additional bulbs. You can run I think it said as many as 6 bulbs off of 1 power cord. I put 6 of these up so they form a perfect rectangle over the perimeter of the car that would be on the lift. I put 2 over my work bench and 2 above the 2nd car. The last 2 I put in the unfinished part of my finished basement that I use to store car parts and my race tires. Although I had bulbs and fluorescents there, these give off way more light and a better quality light.And the entire time I was mounting these I did not drop 1 bulb until I said to myself I can't believe I have not dropped any bulbs-sure enough I got cocky & careless and dropped 1 from an 8ft ladder. I figured, OK it's done but I have 11 more. To my amazement it was not damaged and worked perfectly. Now I had slack in some of the wires up on the ceiling. So, I get my trusty staple gun and said to myself-don't put the staple through the wire-sure enough 1st staple dead center through the wire-but the lamp still worked. Next one, I said to myself OK, I already screwed up 1 and got lucky it still worked-next staple another perfect shot through the wire and the bulb still worked. I did remove both of these staples and finally got the hang of not stapling through the wires.All I can say is these things work as advertised. Incredibly easy to install, give off tremendous light. Time will tell about their longevity but 1st impressions are you won't be disappointed by these.I had both my cars outside while doing this and it was late morning early afternoon. One of my neighbors was passing by as I was opening the garage door to put the cars back-he came over and asked if I was doing surgery in there. he said he could not believe the light coming out of my garage.

I was looking for lighting options for my new shop (30'x60' Metal building) and having built a few shops in my life I knew that I wanted a good bit of light which also usually means spending a good bit of money.I poured my slab and erected the Red Iron portion of my shop and had a guy come in and install the insulation and the metal sheeting, as I had never done this before so I felt more comfortable paying someone that does it for a living to do it right and not worry about leaks.When he began installing the insulation and metal I asked him if he knew what type of lighting might be best for my building? he told me that he built another shop for a friend of his and that he had used LED lighting "which I knew from research was pretty costly" He went on to say that his friend told him it was very cheap and the lighting was excellent so he purchased a 12 pack of these lights for his own building and was surprised to see how well they worked, so with that being said I asked him to send me the information for the lighting...I was very skeptical about the lighting when it arrived even tho it had a lot of good reviews, but they were mostly reviews from people who had installed one or 2 in their houses with low ceiling heights "my shop walls are 12' tall with a max height of 15' in the middle and I had planned to install the lights directly to the perlins at about 13'.Upon receipt of the first 12 pack that I ordered all of the lights appeared to be in great shape and had all the hardware with them... They are VERY light weight.Upon instillation of the first 12 lights I plugged them in and WOW they were Much better than I expected, but because of my personal lighting requirements I decided to order some more, but ING had stopped selling the 12 pack bundles so I ordered 2 packs of 8 each for a total of 16 extra lights, when in reality I only needed 6 more to complete the celing lighting but figured I would just get a few extra to go on the walls also and to have a few extra if any of mine went out.... The 18 total lights that I have on the roof are more than enough lighting to illuminate my 30'x60' Shop which is 1800 SF.... I highly recommend these little lights for all your lighting needs.If you had to go out and buy new florecent fixtures from your local box store you would have to spend about $20 minimum per fixture plus cost of bulbs and would need about the same amount of fixtures and bulbs so you would be right at about $500 after tax for bulbs and fixtures and the lighting would not be as clean or as bright.The LED fixtures are the best Value for your dollar in terms of light output, ease of install and clean looks.