Linkable LED Shop Light 4FT, 6500K Daylight White LED Shop Light for Garage, 4500LM Super Bright Shop Light for Workshop, Garage, Shop

Pleasantly surprised by their performance thus far. Definitely a cost-effective option compared to what you’ll find in stores. If you’re reasonably handy, you shouldn’t need an electrician in order to install these, they’re plug and play. You will, however, need a 120volt receptacle (outlet) and probably a drop cord. The provided cords and subsequent drop cord will be visible but that’s the price you pay to save a buck. The only real downside is that these fixtures don’t utilize replaceable bulbs. They use LED strips inside bulb-shaped tubing. Very bright but once they go out you’ll have to replace the whole fixture. I used 6 inside a 12ft x 25ft garage and they are very bright. My advice is wait for them to go on sale. They’re worth the money but patience pays off. -Licensed Master Electrician

Bright light, easy to install, lit up our dark garage as we needed! Even have a couple left over!

All worked well for about a week then one bulb began flicking and eventually went out.

I received these yesterday, and I'm installing them today. I'm using all six to light my 2car garage. One of them lit up my garage really well. All six are going to make it like daylight in here.Pros:All 6 work properly. All the extra parts were in the box (chains, clips, and hooks to hang them and screws/anchors to flush mount them). They are easy to install, if you're familiar with mounting things in drywall ceilings.Cons:I knocked off a star for two reasons.1. The drywall anchors they come with are garbage. They pull right out, after screwing the light to the ceiling. I had to use the good drywall anchors that I bought separately, and keep specifically for situations like this.2. When you flush mount them, you put in the screws and anchors, then slide the lights on, over the screws. That works just fine, but there's no built-in way to keep them from sliding back off again. I could have drilled some holes in the lights, and put a screw into the drywall, but I didn't want to damage the light fixture. Instead I put a screw into the drywall at the end of the light to keep it from sliding off the mounting screws.Other than that, they're great. Hopefully they last me many years.

The media could not be loaded.  Had to rip out some old fixtures that were busted, questionably wired up and barely worked. Got these bad boys. Also decided to get a wireless switch to control them (also off Amazon) and man did it work out great! I definitely recommend these if you are looking for a lighting upgrade that's affordable and look great as well. Very impressed!Link for wireless switch:SURAIELEC Wireless Wall Switch... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R9KSP5C?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

It was easy to install and they work great, good value for your money

I purchased 12 of these lights for a small controlled environment work shop in August, 2023. By February, 2024 the lights have started to disintegrate at the receptacle end with pieces falling to the floor. The plastic tubes also sag downward and look bad. The lights are not hot and I have not had any complete failures. However, because of the broken plastic ends and very loose electrical connections I am afraid that there will be a massive failure with sparks and fire. I have taken down these lights and will replace them with much better quality lighting.

I bought these to mount in a polebarn. Big mistake, they don't have a backer plate to deflect light downward so a fair amount of the light goes upward. Fortunately I had a bunch of 10" wide boards I mounted them to and resolved the light directional issue. I gave them a 3 because I do like the type of white light they produce its not so bright that it blinds you.