Enhanced SMATFARM LED Aquarium Light: Dimmable 95Watts Full Spectrum Sunrise Sunset for Marine Fish Tanks with Timer Function Review

I have to say these are surprisingly good flashlights for such a low price. They are comparable to significantly more expensive AIs with almost the same number of features, although I am not aware of any app control. The only thing that confuses me is that the mount is junk and extremely difficult to attach real light to it (at least in my experience). Even though wireless syncing of multiple devices works if you have more than 2 of these lights I highly recommend setting them up individually…

The light arrived safely packaged, I was very impressed with the quality of the light and the fitting. Setting up the lighting schedule was easy, and the ability to spread sunrise and sunset over long periods of time is a very nice feature. The light has a daylight and a moonlight setting, so you can adjust any of the 6 channels for either setting. I am very impressed with the light in general! The value of this lamp far exceeds its cost. The review will be updated over time to cover their…

Update! So I decided to give it another try and bought another pair. Should it be updated or what? I noticed they dropped the remote which sucks and they also put a note in the description probably due to my original review saying if you want more blue go to channels 2 and 3 above turn up! Sorry Smartfarm, but that doesn't do anything, just adds more purple. I sold my Hydra 32 and decided to give it another try just hoping I could get rid of the purple, but no, still purple no matter how high I

I took a 10-year break from my hobby due to some circumstances and am just getting back into reef aquaristics. LED lighting has really caught on since the metal halide days I'm used to. Quality lighting is outrageously priced, but more budget options are popping up. This is one of the best options I've come across since getting back into the hobby. I'm using it on Fluval 13.5, which might seem like an overkill, and it is, but the ability to dim the lights made it perfect. What I really dislike…

I wanted to add LED lights to my 100 gallon tank but didn't want to spend more than $500 on a pair of Kessil or Aqua Illumination lights. TBH I bought these hoping they would last a year or two and then I would upgrade them. I was positively surprised. These lights do a great job of illuminating my 26" deep aquarium. They maintain a pretty good intensity, although there are a few dimly lit areas on the outside edges of my tank. I installed them on the back glass of a rimless aquarium. This is…

So for $84 this lantern is really good. I bought 2 to go through a 55 gallon reef tank, mostly LPS, some SP and a few soft mostly LPS. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: It has a built-in timer and auto sunset/sunrise feature, saving you a lot of timer and controller chaos. They are very quiet and easy to customize to suit your preferences. Haven't had them long enough to check coral growth but will come back and update but these things are getting bright. I don't have a mindset to test but they

UPDATE: These lanterns grow with no problem, amazing price! Over the years I have used many reef aquarium lights, some cheap, some very expensive. For the price alone of these lamps, they were the most impressive. Excellent color rendering of my corals, individual LED color mixing is superior to many other lights on the market. The lenses also prevent the light from blinding me while sitting on the couch in the same room as the aquarium. The A+ controls and included bracket are the weakest…