LUXRITE 4FT T8 LED Tube Light, Type A+B, 18W=32W, 3 Colors 3500K | 4000K | 5000K, Single and Double End Powered, Plug and Play or Ballast Bypass, 2340 Lumens, F32T8, Frosted Cover, UL, DLC (4 Pack)

Awesome lights and easy to put in, they were plug and play! I should've replaced my fluorescent ones a long time ago! Now I just updated me track lighting so I can't wait til they come and really have nice updated lighting in my suite! I would definitely recommend and I love the 3 settings to choose. I have them on the 3500k right now. Then next thing to do is change the flooring to a white laminate.

I like the temperature adjustability on these. I removed the ballasts from and direct wired the old fixtures. Now, the lights are "plug and play". They are instant on and off. No humming, buzzing, or other noise. No excessive heat and no other issues. The lights are great. I have some other Luxrite lights in my home, and I have zero issues with those. I expect these will be the same.

Very pleased with quality, brightness settings, and long life.

Worked and installed easily without rewiring or bypassing the ballast. I'm not an electrician by any imagination so I was dubious on how well this LED light would function with the ballast. I was very please and happy with the overall outcome. It was just at bright as the previous Sylvania fluorescent light tubes. Technology has come a long way. I was sick of dealing with these fluorescent tubes burning out. Fingers crossed... I hope these Luxrite LED tubes lasts 5 years.

Both the 4 foot lights did not work nor did the 2 foot lights. I have a 2 foot LED light from another manufacutre, and it works no problem. I am not rewireing my light fixtures that work fine with florecent tubes. The idea of getting a dirrect repalcement LED bulb, is just that. Wished they would have worked. Liked the idea of being able to change K setting.

I bought these light and at the same time I got the ends to bypass the blasters because my ends was getting bad at first I put them in and they worked ok, so I just bypassed the balusters by just unplugging them and leaving them in place found the two wire I needed from the switch, put the 4 new ends on and put white to white and black to black, you only need to do this to one side. P.s. I took old bulbs out. 2 the center part then comes out and then see where the two wires come in from the ceiling and take the end off closest to the wire coming in. . 3 take a straight screwdriver and pry a little on the outside in you will see the two tabs that hold the end cap up. 4 take down end cap and replace the ends with new and tie the whites to white and same with black and put end cap back up. 5 tie the white with the white from wire coming in and same with black. 6 put center part back on. 7 put in bulbs and turn on light. I did both of the one in my kitchen in 30 minutes to do both sets and all I got to say is wow.I am not an electrician, nor do I claim to be, but I am a certified mechanic and I work with electrical all the time and this was eaf. Love the option to be able to change the colors of the light. I have mine on 5k they are why brighter than the old fluorescent bulbs, and when I flip the switch they come on immediately.Old bulbs are 60wats and these are 18 each so I get a save money and have a brighter kitchen and make the wife happy. If you were looking for a replacement bulbs for your fluorescent existing lamps, then get these you would be disappointedI didn’t mention, but I don’t think I need to. Don’t forget to put the wire caps back on when tying the wires together.

These replacements supposedly works with ballast or without. Well I find out that ballast needs to be removed in order these replacements work properly. Otherwise need to use one replacement with an original neon tube in the fixture that use 2 tubes to get it to work. If ballast removed everything works as designed.

I converted a kitchen fluorescent fixture to LED Hybrid Type A+B today, and everything worked very well. No one locally sells the kind of LED tubes recommend for the project in the DIY videos I had watched to prepare. I checked Lowes, Home Depot, ACE, and BatteriesPlus. But when I talked to a clerk at a local light bulb specialty store, he had heard of these kinds of bulbs and respects the product. He called them Smart bulbs instead of hybrid. The "tunable" option is really nice. I selected 3500k for our kitchen.