120W Garage Light, New Four Leaf Deformable Triple LED Garage Light, 12000 Lumen Quadruple Glow LED Garage Light, CRI 80, 6000K Retractable Garage Ceiling Lights for Basement, Barn, Warehouse, Shop

I purchased this Garage Light on 3/25/20. Worked well for about 4 months and then proceeded to go out one panel at a time until the entire unit quit working. One would expect an LED unit to last a very long time. This one lasted well short of a year. I have a three panel unit from another manufacturer that was purchased at the same time and is still working great. Just a heads up.

EDIT: 2/21/2021, After 11 months 3 of the 4 light panels are out. This is in a garage with 9's ceiling and a bedroom above it in the Chicago area. So it gets cold in the garage, but not that bad.I thought the 2 led bulbs I put in my garage were pretty bright. After replacing one of them with this four leaf light, the remaining led bulb looks dim! I was very happy to be able to angle one leaf up to get to a dark corner of the garage where my workbench is. There has been no flickering or any issues. It could not be easier to install.

Well this has been a disappointing experience! I read all of the product in formation and reviews—so when the tube lighting in the garage went out—I purchased this.Pros:1. It’s bright—but only in specific areas.2. It’s a small unit/compact, and easy to take down if neededCons:1. Shadows galore! My garage isn’t big (standard 2 car garage), and the lighting is so uneven. All 4 corners of the garage are dark.2. It’s so bright you can’t look at the light. If you look at it—expect to not be able to see for a few minutes.3. I do basic photography in the garage—and I’m shocked that my old light was so much better. It doesn’t matter how I angle the panels, or where I place the items to be photographed—it’s the same result. Dark, uneven pictures with shadows.

I got rid of my old 'shop lights' that were in the garage since we built the place . . . er, thirty years ago? . . . anyway, I have two ceiling light outlets and didn't want to put up ceiling mount nor run extension cords back and forth to power them. Saw these by accident on Amazon and have looking a several different ones went with these. I didn't go for the motion detection feature (my garage door openers now do that) and when I put these bad boys up? Wow! I could see everything in my garage . . . up to and including enough dirt that I have to get busy and clean my garage now. If you're in the dark in your garage -- you go get you some . . . they'll brighten your day . . . and night . . .

I didn't know what to expect when buying this light. I have a big problem with light in my garage. I never have enough and it is very dim. I looked at and researched at least 7 or 8 very similar lights. All of them looked the same. Some had different features, like motion sensors or 3 panels instead of 4, but they all had the same basic design.Most of the lights had great reviewsI chose this light because of the price and the corresponding reviews.It is awesome. It is almost too bright actually.I have a standard two car garage. I have a work bench on one side and I work on the cars in the garage.With the standard bulb I had in(100w), I could never imagine working on my car or on the bench if the garage wasn't open and in broad daylight.This light has transformed my garage.Way better than I ever expected. I had to turn a couple of the paddles up a bit so it isn't too bright.It functions great. You can adjust the paddles incrementally or the full 90 degrees.I have only had it for a couple days but have played with it quite a bit, and it is well worth the money.I will update this review if it stops working or the lights die too quickly, etc. (The only reason for only 4 stars)Very happy for the price and it got here in less than 4 days(during the COVID epidemic).I will end this review with a quote I saw on multiple reviews, "if you are looking for a well priced garage/workshop light, you found it".

When I got a pair of these I loved them at first. They were bright and work great. Having 4 directional lights was great. After 6 months 3 out of 4 lights were nolnager functional one one unit and 1 of the light panels on the second unit stopped working. After a couple of more months the last panel one the first unit quit working making that one totally useless. Now it's been a year and only one single panel lights up on the second unit. These were the shortest lived led units I have ever had.

These lights really do provide phenomenal brightness for the dollar, and have worked incredibly well up till now.I use 2 in my garage, one of which, now has a dead panel. It's been a year and 3 months since I purchased them, but now I write a review like many others, with an issue. Really would have liked to see a longer life, especially from an LED. I've seen 100W incandescent bulbs from the 70's that still work today, and give off heat like a furnace. Pretty disappointed.I'd imagine that's what it was though, likely overheated. Maybe more panels are doomed to fail soon. Would be great if the company would cover it - perhaps there is some form of warrenty?Edit: Load line from the panels capacitor has burn marks, I'll test it and likely order some new components. Cheaper than buying a new light.

My garage had three ceramic light sockets with 100 watt bulbs, yet I could barely see well enough to vacuum my car. It was always too dark. These new deformable LED lights are amazing. My garage is bright and well lit, and they were so easy to install. They simply screw in just like any other light bulb - no need to endure poor lighting anymore. What a great product.