🔦 6 Pack LED Garage Lights - 80W Shop Lights for Garage with Deformable Design - E26 E27 Base Ceiling LED Lights for Garage Workshop Basement - High-Quality LED Light Bulb Review

Excellent brightness and easy installation. It's fun to work in a shop that used to be dark. Lights are placed at 12-foot intervals and no shaded areas are marked.

I bought these because I have a deformable 100W and they work great. I highly doubt it's 80 watts, more for the mood. 100% PLASTIC, although the description says ALUMINUM, don't buy it

Incredible false ads. Supposedly 8000 lumens. I replaced the 2800 lumen bulbs and they don't reach the brightness of the previous ones. Therefore, nowhere on the packaging is the indicator of luminous flux (shocker) indicated. Save on them.

lumens is CRAZY high! The funny thing is that my expectations were pretty low. I'm used to outrageous claims about light output from lighting fixtures. Unfortunately, this is common practice. Regardless, these things make up about 2/3 of the requirements at best. The lamp they replaced was a 48 inch dual tube shop lamp with a combined light output of 4700 lumens. These things put out about twice the light and are actually rated at 6k.

Bought this item for my garage as it needed 8000 lumens each. I was really looking forward to improving the brightness. Unfortunately, this product doesn't come close to 8000 lumens. I measured around 1600 lumens, not even 25% of what was advertised. Really disappointed. They also claim 80 watts, but I only measured 11 watts. Also, it is not waterproof at all, the circuit is directly exposed to water. One of the pictures shows the device from the outside, I would never put it outside. See my…

The most pleasant thing about this purchase is that we can now see from corner to corner in the attic. It used to be difficult to maneuver in our attic. Keep a flashlight in hand, because the small bulb above the attic exit only illuminated the entrance. With the installation (unscrew and screw in the old bulb) of this new LED downlight, the entire attic will be bright. You no longer need to carry a flashlight, giving you two hands for what needs to be done. I know they are called garage…

Hi folks, these headlights have "cooling fins" that are all plastic. Others are sold with aluminum heat dissipation fins because it is necessary. This lamp only seems to have this property, all the make-up is made of plastic. They can catch fire if left for a few hours, plastic does not dissipate heat. They will be returned immediately and Revain really needs to remove them from the site as a dangerous product. Please be careful, not all products are created equal. There's a reason these are…

I am renovating my bathroom and as everything has been relocated the 4 foot fluorescent lights in the downstairs laundry room have had to be removed due to relocated plumbing. I put one of them in its place and now I have more light than before. I put one in the back room to replace the neon light and I have enough light with the blades at a slight angle to get rid of the second one. neon light in the room. There hasn't been a decorative globe in the stairwell since I moved here, and you know…

We know a thing or two about LED lights and we buy quite a few industrial vanity lights. We thought we'd try them out for a job site where the light would be left behind and only temporarily. The first thing we noticed was that contrary to the description, the ENTIRE body and wings of this device are made of ABS plastic, not aluminum as advertised. This raises a number of questions, the most important of which is how the plastic housing dissipates the heat of a 12,000 lumen fixture. Apparently…