Led Grow Lights Full Spectrum 45W 225 LEDs Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Seedling lamp.This Full-Spectrum Seedling lamp can Make Seeds germinate Within a Week.

Great light bright. Just a few of the diodes where out put still bright. And my plants love it

Bright but right out of the packing it had 3 LEDs that barely light up. For price not bad brightness but need quality control.

Excellent light fixture. Will last for 9 years at 15 hours per day. Energy efficient and much, much , much cooler to run. I've purchased this same light multiple times. Never a single problem and they work well.

It uses 32 W and it is as bright as the Kingbo and Growstar 45W panels that use 42 W (I used a very good Minolta light meter for pro photography). The issue is that there is a power brick on the wire itself that requires being screwed on a wall. it defeats the purpose of a small thin panel.Construction is good, light is efficient and bright, but the portability and installation options are too limited

Perfect for me. I just have a couple small carnivorous plants, and this works really well for them. Would be nice if it had an on/off switch, but that doesn't really matter. Stick it on a timer and it's the same thing

I have 4 different brands of 45 watt led light. i used a light meter to test them and this one is almost twice as bright as the others. I great product. i will be ordering more

Disappointed that this light lasted less than a year - 8 months. Have other brands that I purchased over two years ago and still going strong.

Love it! I have it set up on the top of my indoor greenhouse and my peppers are thriving while waiting to go outside. It doesn’t get hot and is on 12 hours a day. I wish it did cover more of an area, I ended up tenting foil around it. I should have bought multiple or larger. Though, even the peppers not directly under are doing great.

Just received today shipping was faster than stated online and the light seems to be well constructed and is pretty bright. It’s a great buy for the 25$ I paid that said ... don’t expect to grow 4 pot plants to full bloom with this light it just ain’t going to cut it lol I’d recommend 1 light per plant at minimum if you expect any good yields lol or just use it to start your plants.Update i decided to try it out over my 20g tote cheato fuge, I’ve had excellent results so far a base ball to volleyball sized growth from my cheato over a few days, I’ve been trying to grow this exact ball with a basic t8 aquarium bulb before with zero growth..just be sure not let the light be exposed to any water I used some clear plastic.. overall it’s a great buy2 month UpdateHonestly this light grows cheato/macro algae at an insane level my light runs 14hrs a day it’s still works like the day I bought it

It seems much more efficient than household LED bulbs because the lights all point down and emit just the needed wavelengths (33w vs ~80w for comparable illumination). It does not produce much heat at all and doesn't seem terribly bright. But at 3-4 inches top leaves were getting light burned so I had to move the plants 8+ inches away. At that distance, one lamp can grow about 4 young or 1-2 adult tomato plants. Once the light, temp, water and nutrients are right, plants grow very well.

Some things get lost in translation,,, the lamp it's self is great! The manufacturer's instructions on the other hand have translation issues.I have taken the time to take measurements and recorded them to share with you. so here they are at 18" above your plants you get an 18"x18" coverage area with a lux reading of about 400 to a 12"x12" coverage at about 900 lux 6" above to a 24"x24" maximum coverage area at 24" above with a reading of about 200 lux. Overall this is a great lamp with beautifully even coverage and also features 4 ir and 4uv leds which take this lamp from great to excellent!

We bought this grow light exactly a year ago today (it arrived in Mid july) and it just died this week. The plants that we had under it absolutely loved life, so it was good at what it was supposed to do. I wouldn't say that "you get what you pay for" though because we have other inexpensive lights that are on year 2 right now. This product, based on my experience and other reviews, just doesn't seem to be built to last.

Was working great when I bought it and stopped suddenly 4 months later. My husband tried to open the power supply to see if there was something he could fix but the interior is covered in some kind of cement. Impossible to fix. All the time I used the lamp, the power supply was producing a good amount of heat which is indicative of a very cheap item that can't hold the power needed to keep the lamp going. Didn't pay much for it ($30) and I got what I paid for.