Upgraded 1000W LED Grow Lights with Dual Switch, Double Chips Full Spectrum Plant Light, Grow Lights for Indoor Hydroponic Plants Veg Flower Growing Lamps

This light works perfectly lined a tote with aluminum foil, cut a hole in the top for the light have used sole sauce, the shoe, Dr. secret sauce, nu antidote by far has been the best because you don’t have to wrap them with plastic wrap. But the light works great shoes do not get hot, so no risk of sole separation. Was able to bring my Jordan 11 all the way back to the blue tint after 24 hours under the light. Excellent price and value thinking about buying another one so I can do more sneakers at one time since I’m getting compliments I’ve been able to pull in some side work.

Hanging this light was not a problem. It puts off enough light for a few small plants. The only issue I had with the light is the amount of heat it puts off. If you’re using a grow tent, make adjustments for that otherwise you may find that your plants got overheated. Easy to turn off/on, has two different light settings, depending on whether or not, you want more of the white light or the blue/purple light. I am I was also attracted to this particular light because of the price. Very reasonable. I would not hesitate to order another one, if the need for another one existed.

Works well for the price time will tell on how long it works for.

I liked the price and the light output of the LED 1000w, the triple function lighting is nice, bloom, vegetative or both for max spectrum. Hasn't overheated and it's ran for 16-18 hrs per day. I liked it so much I've ordered another one. Now the cons it has a 5x5 ft light circle hence why I've ordered another to get the overlapping light on all sides of my plants. Needless to say I'm impressed. I've used HPS and ML 1000w granted these are not in the class with those it also doesn't heat up like a HPS/ML and for power consumption and light output these are nice for smaller growers.

No where close to the light intesity ratings, clearly some low quality knock off. Crapped out after a couple months. Save your money.

Hastily bought two of these for an indoor garden, used the Wattage and the PAR value they claim on the pictures to help guide me knowing that the numbers aren't always too "accurate". These lights are pretty far off though.Using a watt meter and 120VAC the "veg" light array pulls 18 watts and the bloom light array pulls 26 watts, when turned on together I got 42 watts of power. I knew the 1000W claim was equivalent so I was assuming at 10% of the claim would be a good guess - wrong. Technically this light is only 4% or 1/25th the power it claims to be and only 40% the power I was expecting.Anyway - PAR is the more important number when growing anyway. Using a PAR meter app on my phone this light is only putting out roughly 200 umols/s at 6 inches - a far cry from the 580 umols at 18" that it claims to be. When I measure at 18" I barely get 40 umols/s with both lights on. Granted the app may not be the most accurate but for reference, when I stepped outside on a cloudy day it gave me 368 umols/s.I have yet to grow anything with these lights so I may revisit this review but it is not looking good so far.

The plants under this grow light are noticeably bigger than the other plants and are growing faster. I have an indoor edible garden and I had other grow lights before this one. One of those lights died so I replaced it with this one. This produces a brighter light.The photo shows two pots of daikon radishes. The one of the left was under this light. The one on the right was grown under the other lights. The radishes on the left have thicker, stronger stems and bigger leaves earlier than their counterparts under the other lights.

My cacti have to be wintered over indoors, and I bought this hoping to prevent stretch. It seems perfect for what I need it for, and no matter what the reviews say about brightness, it seems to me to be plenty bright enough for the price tag. I may buy another one just to have it on hand.