Premium 600w LED Grow Light, Double Chip Plant Grow Lamp for Indoor Plants, Full Spectrum Plant Light with Rope Hanger Daisy Chain for Veg and Flower, UV IR

First of all from time of order to delivery was under 24 hours! thats always great.I use several different branded lights for my grow room and needed another 600 for a recently new setup, thought I would give this a go ! I got the light and hung it up with the supplied accessories and was surprised to find a UK plug in the box.the plants very quickly reacted by pointing their leaves towards this light instead of another 600watt im using which i was surprised to find as that side of the tent, plants were closer to another (older model) 600watt LED light which is a decent bit larger, so the LEDs in this light must be of a superior quality, and the other model is still twice the price from another manufacturer.very impressed and will update in a few months with more photos of harvest

The media could not be loaded.  I've had these grow lights (50W ones) for about 3 weeks now and am extremely happy with them. These are the first grow lights I have bought so I thought I would start with relatively cheap one, but still have enough oomph to grow small plants. I've been using these for some hydroponically grown basil cuttings, 1 small soil grown basil plant and a soil grown strawberry plant. I also tried growing some of the same type of strawberry in window boxes (without the lights) -in case these didn't work. All the grow light grown plants, to my surprise, have been successful. The strawberry even started to flower and fruit long before the window box grown ones (this may have something to do with the fact they were grown indoors where it's warmer though). I would definitely reccomend these to anyone interested.

I've been waiting to review these lights as I wanted to see how they compared to the similarly priced red/blue led grow light that I've had for a while now (seen on the second shelf in my picture). The red/blue lights needed to be practically touching some of my needier plants to stop them stretching towards the window. The new white led lights are a lot more powerful for not too much more money. Pictured is my neediest plant which was placed a good 10cm under the new lights and the tips still ended up burning slightly so I would recommend having the lights further away and slowly lowering them to ensure your plants don't end up with crispy leaves.The lights do get quite hot on top and my shelf above them warms up a bit where some of the bigger pots sit so I would recommend having them in a well ventilated area with no wooden shelves directly above them.The bulbs being replaceable is a big plus as it saves money and creates less waste when they finally do die, as opposed to the red/blue led lights where you have to throw away and replace the whole light when they break. To prolong the life of the light I have bought a timer that switches them off for 15 minutes every 4 hours (they're on for approximately 12 hours a day at the moment) and means they still work when I am not at home. I've found the red/blue leds often come with a built in timer that needs set each day and they don't work with a plug timer which means I need to leave them off when I'm away or have someone turn them on for me.Overall, these lights are great value for money and I would highly recommend them if you have plants that require high light levels such as succulents.

This was a good product until it failed 1 month after purchase, now it will only work on one setting with minor flickering or flash like crazy on any other setting, bulbs are fine the fault lies in the control/timer part, not happy with the returns procedure, and the amazon automated returns treat the item as if it is just a bulb (no warranty) tried to contact seller through the q+a section no reply and question was deleted ;( 3 weeks on obviously the plants that were under it are all dead due to no light :(, going to talk to a amazon rep in person later today hopefully that will sort this out!TO THE SELLER: please can you take a look at the UK The Consumer Rights Act as this item can be returned up to 6 months from purchase if faulty not 30 days which yourself and/or amazon has specified, most manufactures usually offer a 12 month warranty in the UK for electrical items, thanks.

I had bought a similar product which had a bit less leds, 88 instead of 100. This one is a lot brighter and the temp of the light is a bit warmer, which would be great for flowering plants. I am using them for a small indoor herb garden and it is great for this use, especially if you have divided plants and a shelf of another handy place to clamp the light. I have been running them for 8 hours a day with not issue. They aluminium becomes quite hot to the touch but not too much heat is released by the light down to the plants. I have it at about 25cm of the plants and they are thriving.update: The light was a bit too strong for the herb garden (parsley started to get a bit of leaf burn), so I am using it with some chilli peppers. The purple jalapeños are enjoying the light very much as he is giving lots of flowers (that I am pinching to get the plants a bit bigger, only letting one of the peppers to fruit, just to check the chillies). I also have two 7pods chilli plants, and although they are growing nicely, they still haven't flowered. (the temp might be a bit too low for them, let's see in a few months). I am still very much enjoying the lights as they work well for smallish plants, even flowering/fruiting ones. Would recommend if you had a place to clamp them.