hykolity 4FT LED Wraparound Light with 3 Wattages/3 CCT 55-75W 3000-5000K

These are pretty nice and work great as a replacement for 48 inch fluorescent lamps. They are adjustable in color temp and in wattage. Makes it easy to adjust to your preference for whatever room you put them in. I installed 8 of them in our garage 4 years ago. No problems !

Installed these for a room dedicated as a home food processing facility. Lots and lots of light, had to turn down to the dimmest setting and it's still very bright. The fixture itself is inexpensively made with thin metal and you do need to take care in manipulating the lens to prevent damage, but the upside to this is being lightweight the fixture can mount to a ceiling box alone without requiring additional support anchors, making installation as easy as that of a dome fixture. The power module on one of the fixtures was loose, but it was very easy to secure it in place by manipulating the metal mounting tabs. All four fixtures look good and function. There are no replaceable components, typical of modern LED lighting, so expect to replace the fixture if the electronics fail. Be wary of the product photos that demonstrate light temperature settings as they implicate an exterior installation. This fixture is not designed for wet locations.

My first order arrived damaged from shipping, likely no fault to the seller. I called the number on the product insert in the evening US West coast time and a real person answered the phone! I explained the damage, texted pictures, and was immediately informed that they would ship a replacement order that should arrive in 5 - 7 days. The replacement units arrived in 5 days. I was thoroughly impressed with the customer service. The lights themselves are a good buy for the price and fairly easy to install. I was using these to replace fluorescent lights in a fellowship hall. Even on the lowest setting for brightness they are much brighter than the old lights so they worked prefect for this application. I did have to cover the wiring with white tape as mentioned in earlier reviews so they weren't highly visible when the lights were on. I was very pleased with the first set of four lights so I bought another four boxes to complete the project.

A nice set of lights. They're on the cheap side, but that's expected for the price. Easy to install...mostly. Lights have an aggravating design flaw though. These lights are so light in weight, you can install them where they hang directly from the electrical box in the ceiling. In my case, the box has two screw holes to mount the light. The light housing itself will accept the two screws in the box, but you then have to rotate the fixture and then tighten the screws. HOWEVER, the fixture itself only allows a 45° rotation due to it's design. The only way you could truly mount this to an electrical box in the ceiling is if the box has four screw holes where you could have a couple of options. The adjustments you can make to the temperature and wattage are great. I could dial in exactly what was needed in our closet and other places we installed these. I would purchase these again

Great value. Very bright and efficient lighting for a garage. Easily adjustable watts and color temperature.

I really like price for 4 fixtures close to $105. They will not be wide enough to cover width of most old flourescent light fixtures so if you or the office or homeowner or garage with a sheet rock ceiling is willing to perhaps paint or patch a hole showing in plasterboard or gypsum board then saving on these fixtures will be worth it. They are super light weight but if mounting on ceiling they look good and put out great light (lumens). Different colors K (kelvin) give you an option for a picky customer or wife or husband. The different light wattages is not that different - this is a bright light!

These were very easy to install, and emit way more light than what I had previous. I am grateful to have bought this set.

I got these to replace existing fluorescent fixtures, because at the time they were cheaper than drop-in LED tubes for the existing ones. Installation was a bit of a struggle, with poor instructions, but there isn't that much to it and anyone with a little mechanical aptitude should be able to figure it out with no problem. My big issue is that there's basically nowhere to hide wires in there. They're very low profile and there aren't wire runs or good places to tie them off, so they just sort of dangle there in front of the LED strips. And of course, you're going to have a heck of a time replacing those strips when they die one day. The good news is they make a very bright and even light, although the sort of RGB on the image is very deceiving. You've got a couple of choices, but they're all on the yellow to white spectrum. I'm a little concerned as well about how warm they get. If you touch the sides after they've been on for a while, it makes you worry about how hot they are on the top where they're insulated by the ceiling.