Onforu 2-Pack 100W LED Outdoor Flood Lights with Super Bright Illumination

Christie Sessa: Good bright as described

United States on Dec 02, 2023

Jerry: I live in the woods. Lights up the 1 acre or so of my backyard nicely.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Lapis: I set these up inside as anti-SAD devices for my roommate and they are SO BRIGHT. Walking from my room (which has normal indoor illumination) into our living room (which has 2x of the 200w ones) is like walking outside in the summer. It's incredible!

United States on Oct 22, 2023

Andy: A+++ needs to be on a 16+ ft pole though

Canada on Nov 18, 2021

Rodrigo Ozuna Ruiz: Alumbran bastante bien el jardín

Mexico on Mar 12, 2021

bernie preston: easy to install ,bright light but do not last had four of eight lights burn out in six months. another six weeks and two more of these lights burned out thats six out of ten lights gone!! After less than 2yrs all lights have died not very dependable!!

Canada on Nov 13, 2020

Amazon Customer: I purchased six of these lights Nov 13, 2018.
All six lights have burnt out LEDs, one is completely dead. They operate normal night hours in normal conditions. Please let me know if you can replace them.

Canada on Apr 17, 2020

Scott Amaz: I put these lights one for each side of a billboard and they are super bright. You can see it the sign now at great distances away.
I would definitely buy these again.

Canada on Nov 08, 2019

V91-Bleach: Bought the two pack of the 60W, 6000 lumen floodlights to replace our ancient halogen fixtures on the back of our house. The main problem with the old lights was that they weren't sealed, so bugs would get into the fixtures and break the very delicate, expensive bulbs, over and over again. TL;DR: These are sealed, waterproof, and so bright that we honestly worry that the neighbors might come complaining to us that it's keeping them up at night. Great value for the money.

Installation: These come with bare red/black wire for splicing into AC power. To install, you will need some way of mounting it to the wall and some pressure twist-on nuts to secure the romex to the cables. Go with smaller than you think you need, since the wire from the light is pretty thin. I ended up just buying replacement gang-box covers from the hardware store and cutting a hole in them and mounting the lights straight to the old boxes from the original lights. This worked surprisingly well and was very easy to do, just make sure you don't oversize the holes so that it maintains a pretty tight seal. Unless you have a right-angle screwdriver, you will probably need to disassemble the LED panel from the...

United States on Aug 02, 2019

SKYND: I bought 2 of these for my homemade Photography softbox. I was kinda skeptical that they would actually be brighter. You know how these china based companies can stretch the truth. But they were quite a bit brighter than the brand new 50 Watt flood light. My box has a 60 watt, a 50 watt, and another 60 watt, all inside one fluorescent light fixture (the metal type you see mounted in business ceilings). I had to cut squares in the metal and mounted these on the outside shining inside. I made reflection on inside of box, and used a standard fluorescent light diffuser sheet. Needed a way to soften my pictures for product photography. I knocked off one star because the pictures made the light look like it had a hole on each corner of the light for mounting, but that "hole" is a silver screw. I should have looked a bit harder, I can now see how I was incorrect on that. So I made L brackets work. Still a successful install, and my softbox works great. Though its still not bright enough. Next Ill try a flash diffuser. I cannot comment to their use as an actual back yard floodlight. I have the 50 watt Chinese competitor's lights in my greenhouse, and they work great. These are brighter...

United States on Mar 18, 2019