Upgrade 4FT 2.5inch 72w Linkable LED Shop Light, 10000LM 100-277V Garage Light with 5ft On/Off Switch Plug, 5000K Daylight, Hanging Flushmount Available Plug and Play-6Pack

Absolutely love these lights. Light weight. Very bright. Easy to install. The only issue I ran into were 2 cords that plug in had an open circuit in the end that plugs into the light. I was able to use the jumper and replace the end. I will be buying more soon.

Nice product with easy installation, light weight and bright. I needed to replace the lights in my trailer and these worked perfectly. Connections from one light to the next are also very convenient

Wow, didn't know how bright they would be but they are realy bright 150w nice.

I bought this 4 pack for a rental I am living in, that had only 1 fixture for the entire garage. I spend a lot of time in the garage between working on cars and other home projects, so I got these to light the place up like the surface of the sun. I was a bit disappointed by the light output.The install was pretty straight forward and comes with about 18" of cable length to mess with height adjustments, and each light has its own 2 prong plug and pull chain so they can be switched on/off independently if desired. After installing them however, the light output was kind of disappointing. While it did help light up the garage significantly, they were not nearly the brightness I expected for LED's and did not blind me as I hoping for. I purchased these over a couple of different brands/models because the power rating/output wattage was higher than the others, and this set was actually cheaper by about $25 so it sounded like a great deal.I have the lights mounted at just about 8 feet high and installed 2 over each side of the garage, and all are on a switchable circuit so they come on with the wall switch, but can be turned on/off individually by their pull chain. I do like how there is almost no shadowing however. With tube lamps, I've always noticed bad shadows and dark spots when blocking the light. These LED's have a better light spread to them and cast almost unnoticeable shadowing, and also do not require the need for a light shroud to focus the light downward. Overall I am pretty happy with this product, but I had higher hopes for brightness.

We got these as garage lights and they are really good. Look like the picture. Really bright. Good value. Will def be buying more to add to what's in there ⁰

I replaced the 30+ year old flourescent light fixtures in my shop with these. At $8.00 each (bought a 10 pack) they are less expensive than buying new bulbs. The light weight makes them easy to hang. I used the hooks and chains they come with. They also include screws and anchors and clips to mount them to the drywall. They are very bright. I had previsouly bought some others that were not linkable (no receptacle only plugs). The linkable lights were much easier for me to install because only the first of 6 fixtures need power - the rest can plug into another light.

These are very bright. Used in a garage and we're very happy with them!

These came on time and were in good shape. Super simple installation, but you only have the option for hanging them from the included wire and hooks, which are pretty dang long, dropping them down a foot or so from the ceiling. I guess some people mount their shop lights in this hanging fashion, but I typically surface mount mine. The lights are extremely light though, so you can actually surface mount them using good old mounting tape.I was hoping to replace my standard shop lights with these without losing any lumens, but alas these are not the 5500 lumens they are claiming to be. Like someone else here, I popped one open to check under the hood.The one I opened is only taking up 32.6 watts, and when I checked it with the light meter, it was just under 3400 lumens, which seems to be about right using the formula they seem to have used in their sales pitch with consideration for watts to lumens (50w=5500Lm). I jotted down the relevant numbers from the LED strip and these numbers are pretty much what they should be after looking at the data sheets online.But considering the price point for 4 lights, they are still a pretty good buy, and really you could run 3 lights and get almost 10K lumens for the same energy cost as a single two-bulb fluorescent shop light, which depending on the bulbs you are using, would only be between 3000-5000 lumens.If you are someone who isn't afraid to modify things, there is enough room inside these to take the LED strips out of 2 lights and fit them into 1 shell to give you a brighter yet still more efficient light than the typical fluorescent ones. The tiny rivets drill out in seconds and the plastic retainers practically fall out themselves with a little push. Using simple mounting tape as you do with LEDs, you can mount one strip on each angled surface of the inside, which not only makes the new combined light brighter, but it also widened the light pattern a bit as well. The strips are also about the same width as a normal fluorescent tube is also, so you could probably mount them in your old shop light body if you wanted as well, just FYI. But I wouldn't recommend anyone do these sorts of things if they don't have the experience or confidence to do it without damaging the lights or themselves. That being said, it is extremely simple to mod these things if that is your nature, as it is mine.