Upgraded LED Work Lights with Stand, 2-Head Adjustable Work Light, Waterproof Tripod Worklights with 16.5 FT Cord for Outdoor & Indoor Job Sites, Workshops, Construction, Garage Lighting

Great work light, I bring it to all my jobsite for about a week now, over all very handy. As a handy man many times the area I go to are basements or dark utility rooms, very hard to see crawl spaces. I usually use my flashlight or headlight, but I really need a big bright light, need to free up my hands and headlights get hot or uncomfortable after awhile. This light is super bright, lights up any space. I like that it fold flat, very compact, fits in my tool case well. Also like that it has several adjustable angles and good solid handle and frame. Also like that the power button is on the bottom and it feels secure from water sipping in. With that said note that it does get hot over time , the heat fins on the back does do a good job to disperse the heat.

Plenty of light and good value for money. Pleased with the purchase. While I don’t find it GREAT value, the same setup at major home improvement stores would cost me a lot more money (which is a joke). Easy to set up. Versatile in terms of different directions you can point the lights. I wish there were different brightness modes.

Bought this light stand for additional light while painting at night. It was easy to assemble and provided the light needed. The price was good and I know we will be able to use it for work in the garage too. Can't believe we never thought to buy one before now!

This is what it claims to be: a fairly bright work light. Pros: 1. Three heads, all of equal lumens, can be directed three different directions. Very convenient. 2. Very long power cord. 3. Metal wire clamps where the power cable enters each light head. These are common breaking points, so these being metal is a nice touch. 4. Tripod is taller than most lights like this. Very handy to get good angles across ceilings! Cons: 1. Tripod is very light weight, with thin plastic height adjustment collars and connectors. I'm concerned about durability, especially being hauled around between jobs. 2. No quick release for the triple light head. You must completely unscrew the mounting bolt, then screw it back in to not lose it. 3. In a head-to-head comparison, I don't think it's as bright as my Craftsman led light, rated at only 3000 lumens. It should be MUCH brighter being rated at 21000 lumens. But it's bright enough. This had me remove a star. Overall, I would buy it again. It's a great price point, so I'll give it a break. I'll revise this review in a couple of months if it doesn't hold up.

This light is incredibly bright! The LED bulbs illuminate the entire garage. The white light makes it easy to see parts clearly, the stand is sturdy, and adjusting the angle is super convenient. It’s waterproof, so it can handle the dirty garage environment—a must-have for car repairs!

Works as described and is very bright. I wish it was dimmable, but for what I need it for that won't be an issue. I would recommend.

I don’t usually review products unless they’re really good or really bad - this was a great buy. Got this when it was on sale for $50. For the money - great quality, about as lightweight as you can get without sacrificing durability, and functions exactly as what I need it for. I’m renovating a house I bought built in the 40s. This doubles as a living room light/work light during renovations. I had been using a halogen work light I bought for the same price, and it was a piece of garbage. This is a way better solution. The 3 heads and slots in them make it easy to aim light in multiple directions or right at what you’re working on.

Super super bright. Puts out some heat but not crazy. Used it during the winter so the heat hasn’t been an issue maybe it will be in the summer but using it outside and it being so bright you don’t need it close to you. It’s held up good since I had it and it’s been used many times. The cord length is fine. I use a extension cord so the generator can be far away so cord length isn’t a problem.