Bell+Howell QUADBURST LED Shop Light 80W 5500 Lumen Heavy-Duty Aluminum - Ultra-Bright Garage Ceiling Light with Deformable Panels, 192 Ultra High-Intensity for Garage, Bedrooms, Living Rooms

Nice and bright! Easy to install and really brightens up our garage!

Ordered on Monday, here on Wednesday! Husband loves the way this works.

I am one that never writes reviews. But I had to leave one for this product, i bought this light to replace a similar one in my garage this light is beyond amazing!! The brightness lights up the whole garage I feel like it would light up a whole block and for the price worth it! Amazing product I would definitely buy again

So easy to install. As bright as they said they'd be. We love them.

We've had a puny 100w bulb in our garage since we moved in. We added work area shoplites as crafty goblins are wont to do and felt this was sufficient. Until... My husgobbo passed and my songobbo moved in to help his poor decrepit mother out. He has ALL the goblin genes. (I'm so proud!) We quickly realized our puny hundo wasn't going to let him see all the preciouses he brought with him. So, off to Zon I went hoping the Oracle of Bezos would answer. I debated the 4k lumen unit but, no. WE NEEDS BRIGHTNESS! 5500 it is! (It's a 60's era two car garage we use for storage and goblin stuff.) It was easy to install. We needed a chair. We're goblins. No other tools, tho. DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY AT THIS LIGHT WHEN YOU TURN IT ON. As bright as it is, neither of us found our sensitive goblin hides affected, so that is good. Once acclimated, you will find this unit has removed the need for further ambient light.Of note, if this is a small area, you will feel like you can see through the walls especially if they are white. If anything is sitting between you and your new sun, it will cast a shadow the likes of an eclipse. You may need to either rearrange your workspace to get full benefit or adjust placement of workspace lights to compensate. This beast is not for close-up work. Put it on the ceiling or in a fixture up and away from where you're doing detailed work. Your eyes will thank you.We've only had it a week so I can't speak to longevity but I can say that I forgot to turn it off and saw the brightness through my inside window and thought I'd left the garage door open.

Super bright, energy efficient, works with incandescent bulb lamps, get's warm but not hot, great for over-wintering or growing indoor plants.I have some plants I'm over-wintering and growing in my craft room, and they LOVE these lights.I've tried regular incandescent lights, LED lights, grow-lights and shop lights (as you can see on my wall) and out of all the lights I've tested, my plants like these the best!They are super bright, and they do get warm, but they don't get hot.They work with my floor lamps and desk lamp, and have not had any problems running for 10 hours at a time.I did have to tie them in place, so they would not tip over, because the lights were heavier than than the floor lamps could support.So be aware of their weight.These lights are a bit on the heavier side.They are also pretty energy efficient, and have not had a significant or unexpected increased my power bill since installing them.I do suggest plugging the into a surge protector, especially if you live in a building with old wiring (like me) to prevent power surges from causing harm.All my lights are plugged into surge protectors.I highly recommend these multi-directional lights for many uses, and especially for growing plants.These lights are lit! Woo!

This is an amazing light for lighting up a large area like a garage. I had two single incandecent 100W bulbs in my garage , and replaced each of them with one of these, and was very pleased with the newly-lit garage in which I can actually see what I'm doing. I've bought 3 of them overall. One of the first two was dead on arrival and easily replaced with the third under warranty. The other two have been lighting my garage for a year, and then both died within a week of each other, almost exactly a year after purchase. The previous light bulbs might have been lacking in light, but had only gotten replaced twice in the 15 years I've owned this house. I thought LEDs were supposed to last longer than conventional light bulbs. With one out of three being dead to begin with and the other two dying within a year, it sounds like there's a bit of a quality control problem.

Have this in my garage and it lites it up perfectly