Diboys LED Grow Lights, 75W Growing Lamp Bulbs for Indoor Plants, Red Blue Full Spectrum Plant Light for Seedling, Gardening, Hydroponics, Greenhouse

First time I've these grow lights they seem to function well and are easy to install and use.

Both of these lights are actually a fairly decent size. I wasn't sure it would be able to fit on my greenhouse shelves, but it just fits. It's bright, makes my seedlings happy, and I'll have more lights come next winter. My only complaint is that it was hard to hang with the included hangers. It's probably not the fault of the product, but it got pretty frustrating.

Got a pair in September 2019 and another one in January 2020. Early in 2022, first pair started to flicker, and soon one from second pair joined "the show". About 6 months later, the two stopped working completely and were "starting up" for about 0.5 sec after plugging in. Surely enough, 3rd one joined them soon.Decided to open up and check internals -- haven't found and burnt component nor bulging capacitor. Was lucky to find datasheet for the controller -- smaller electrolytic capacitor (if I remember correctly, it is 10uF 50V) is responsible to provide initial power for the controller but was completely dried out, with capacitance 3-5 times smaller than marked. Replacing that capacitor brought the light back into fully working conditions. Replacing one in other two lights recovered them too -- now all lights are operational again.Please watch out for flickering and replace that bootstrap capacitor -- takes literally 5-10 minutes.

Everything I expected. Very pleased with the ease and function of the unit

They do the job. My tender seedlings are not burned even though I have the light only 4-6 inches away. Id love it if they'd make them so that several panels could be chained together using a patch cord between panels and a single source cord.

Lights didn’t work when I purchased them. I sent an email and the company is sending me replacements. No hassle. Thanks again

I bring my outdoor potted plants in each winter and create a greenhouse in the garage. My former lights were regular grow lights which had to be replaced frequently and cost a fortune in electricity. Additionally, the bulbs only focused on one plant so I had A LOT of grow lights. These LED grow lights are amazing and worth the price. I hang them with fishing wire from a pole erected across a line of plants. One light will serve two plants, and the full spectrum light they emit are much better for the plants. My plants have thrived this winter, and even my finicky lilies have been happy. I run each light 8 hours a day, and have yet had to replace one. Definitely a cost-effective success story.

The lights are cheap and efficient just doesn’t cover a wide area but plants thrive under it and the colors it produces in the flowers