Globe Electric Pratt 4-Light Track Lighting, Matte Brass, Gold

The lights have been working well. The bulbs are extremely difficult to put in without the use of the suction cup that’s provided! I learned that the hard way!

Simple but very stylish, the brushed black looks very nice

Very great quality. Simple design, easy to assemble and the quality for the price is amazing!! Buy it!

Overall, the product is pretty. However, it is very hard to plug the bulb to the light track.

Really good looking lights, enjoying it so far. Easy to install and able to point it to any direction i wanted. Many people here are complaining about how hard is it to install the bulbs but that was not the case for me. It includes the installation suction tool that makes it very easy to put the GU 10 bulbs on and off. Recommend SOLHETTA LED GU10 bulbs.

Put the light bulbs in before you hang the lights. The bulbs are extremely hard to install. I used a suction cup baby spatula to suction to the bulb to then insert into the socket and wiggle it into place. Such a small space your fingers can’t fit on the sides of the bulb. The metal actually cut my thumb, so be careful. So frustrating! Once installed it looks nice.

this type of lighting is great for creating aesthetic shadows. some hate it but those folks are buying the wrong light for their room. my room is a gym where shadows are ideal, for aesthetics both outside of the mirror focal point, and also to define muscle insertions.if you dont want shadows, dont buy any track light, its the wrong light for your purpose. if you are trying to create dramatic aesthetic lighting with focal points, this is a great option, just be sure to pair it with low/narrow angle bulbs.

Quite possibly the worst lighting invention of all time. I challenge anyone to change the bulbs while the fixture is installed, it is almost impossible and one of the most frustrating things I’ve ever done. GU10 bulbs have two pins that rotate into place on the fixture. Here’s where the problem comes into place - GU10 bulbs are 2 inches long, 1-1/2 inches wide. The base that accepts these on this fixture is 4 inches long and 1-3/4 wide. Guess what - that means you have to sink the bulbs nearly 2 inches into the fixture, with a 1/8 gap to play with around each side of the bulb and perfectly align the two pins on the bulb into the tabs of the fixture AND rotate it. If Thomas Edison invented this product he would have been put in a psychiatric hospital.