LECLSTAR 120W LED Garage Lights - 12000 Lumens Ceiling Shop Lighting Fixture for Workshop, Basement, and More

RichRich: Light fixture seems very well made and lights up the garage like UFO abduction lights. I tried to make the panels that face the internal house door point straight down so as not to void you when you enter into the garage. The light fixture is very bright, seems sturdy and well made, and was easy to screw into the existing light socket. I will try to remember to update the review after some time to report on its longevity/durability/reliability over time. 5 stars right now.

United States on Dec 19, 2021

Tuan Burah: Nice and Bright and you can direct each of the 4 sides as you want. However! Don't plan on listening to any FM radio. I had this installed in my garage and it causes so much EMI that I have to choose between light or the radio station.

Update 1.5yrs later .... 2/22/22 Died last night. Started flickering one on the lights a few weeks ago, then completly died last night. Its def been cold in the garage so not sure if that had anything to do with it ... just not as long as I'd thought an LED would last. Barely used it too.

United States on Dec 15, 2021

BJWilsonBJWilson: I installed two of these as ceiling lights in my garage and was initially pleased with the even, bright light. Not long afterward, my wife complained that all she could hear on the FM radio in the kitchen was loud buzzing. We soon learned that whenever the garage lights were on, the FM radio band was wiped out everywhere in the house. I checked the lights individually and found that each one caused the problem. After about 10 hours of use, one of the lights stopped working, so I replaced them both with regular LED bulbs from the local hardware store. They aren't as bright, but they also do not interfere with the radio. See the spectrograph. This device violates both US and Canadian laws regarding spurious and disruptive radio transmissions. DO NOT BUY ! ! ! !

United States on Jun 30, 2021

baseman: Installed this 120W Equiv. light set about a week ago. Very happy so far. It is a very bright light...not something that you want to look at directly for more than a second or so. It installed as easily as screwing in a standard lightbulb and really lit up most of the unfinished side of my basement. I have another 100 watt bulb on the unfinished side that I will likely replace with a similar unit, though perhaps with a lower wattage. I'll probably also buy one or two of these for my oversized two car garage. The light is a white light. They call it daylight but I find it to be more like a very bright florescent. The four arms move easily to allow for directing light as you might need. I set all four arms at about a 45 degree angle to meet my needs. Nice!!

United States on Jan 24, 2021

Shawn M. KendrickShawn M. Kendrick: If you order these, your first instinct will be, "hrmm. Small. Can't out out enough light. Probably should've gotten a few more." Don't listen to that voice, they don't know what they're talking about. So for a rough area of coverage by ONE light, the standard size single car garage = 1 light. I have a two car garage ie. = 2 lights. Really 1.5 lights would be perfect, but that would require breaking one. I will say with 2 lights, the garage is lit up. They blades adjust up and down. Awesome feature, unless you don't take a window in your garage into account. To soften the light up a bit, as I'm not kidding, they're bright, I angled the light blades up towards the walls a bit. I got a call about 2am from an irritated neighbor, as I had unknowingly pointed, what she thought was a "newly installed security spot light" outside, and asked if I could aim it down, as the light was flooding her bedroom, through her blinds. I apologized, and quickly angled all the lights back down flat. I had two 2-bulb florescent lights in my garage, that I replaced with two of these. Not only are they at least one hundred times brighter, these work regardless of temperature, where as...

United States on Dec 05, 2020