💡 2 Pack LED Garage Lights, 80W Adjustable LED Garage Ceiling Lights with 4 Panels, 8000LM E26 LED Shop Lights for Garage, Basement, Barn, High Bay Light (Black, 2PACK) Review

80W for both combined. I measured 39 watts at 121 volts for one. But I'm still happy. 2 rooms in my 320 square foot cabin still really brighten up.

not worth unscrewing them, screwing in old light bulbs. Pack them up and take the time to go to Kohl's to retrieve them. because part of a lamp didn't light up?! it's garbage. Garbage.

Well firstly if this product has a 2 year warranty who should I contact for a replacement? no info in the box, no phone number, ------- nothing. If it went on like this for so long, I would at least have some kind of contact!

I bought them because they had good reviews and they were at a low price but when I removed my old regular LED bulbs and put them through I was absolutely amazed at how bright they are. To be honest I was shocked. I need something bright but this is amazing. More than once I walked into my garage and thought the door was open because it was mostly daylight. Seriously, I can't recommend them enough. Of course, I've only had them for a week so durability remains to be seen, but so far I'm not…

When I unpacked them, I immediately got the impression that they were cheaply made. They were light due to the very thin plastic. Also, the part you screw into the chuck isn't exactly the right size for a standard chuck. It's just a little small. You can do that, but it remains a bit shaky. And you don't want to screw it too tight either, because I guarantee you, if you tighten it, it will break in the socket immediately. It's good that the brightness is good (lights up my entire garage) but I…

I really like the 4 petal design, it looks good and spreads the light evenly every 90 degrees. If you want them for the garage, note that they interfere with opening the garage door, so they won't work with the remote control when the lights are on. I was disappointed that the fins are made of plastic which doesn't conduct heat well compared to aluminum on other lights. The lifespan of LEDs is determined by thermal limitation, so they can fail sooner. Description is wrong. He says it's brighter

I used to install some inexpensive 4 foot LED fluorescent tubes in my garage to make it brighter. Six porcelain ceiling rosettes with a lightbulb were not enough. The amount of light they gave off was small and the lights generated such high levels of RF interference that it was impossible to listen to the radio in the garage. I replaced them with four screw-in LED lights straight into the porcelain sockets closest to my desk. Lots of light! I moved two of these to other outlets in the garage…