💡 Hykolity 4-Light Pendant Ceiling Fixture with Integrated LED Kitchen Lighting, 26W (150 Watt Equivalent), High CRI 90+, 1950lm Premium Bubble Glass, Chromed Finish, ETL Listed Review

It's GREAT! My wife wanted the same model from a different brand at Home Depot. was twice the price and had the same build quality. I would definitely buy it again. It should be noted that the LED is cool white. Also be careful when adjusting the length as I find it impossible to make it longer once it has been pulled.

I love these bar lights so much I bought 3 of them! I bought the first set on Wayfair and then found exactly the same set on Amazon for a cheaper price, overall the lighting in the bar looks amazing! I have built two different bars - 1) in my apartment and 2) the bar was built in my new beach house and we used two sets for our L shaped bar that we designed, it looks amazing! I love that you can easily adjust the length of the pole and we have a dimmer to make it even more attractive! It costs…

Beautiful pendant light. However, a screw was missing from the box (which I'm still waiting for), causing one lamp to stand crooked. The seller said they ship it and we are very nice so hopefully I will receive it soon. Otherwise I would recommend it as it is nice and dimmable. It was installed by my electrician so I can't comment on how easy it was to install. I would give 4 stars if I had all the necessary parts. The only downside I see is the outer clear glass over the bulbs, which has to be

Nice light! I love it. Also, I've read reviews where people said they had a hard time pulling them back out once the cords were stretched to the right length. My husband and I figured it out and it's pretty easy. At the top of the cord is a small connector that attaches to the top plate of the lantern. If you squeeze this little handle and pull the wire, the light simply goes out. I hope this helps future buyers as the light is beautiful and well worth the money. Will definitely buy again when…

I don't know why people say it's difficult to install, it's actually pretty standard. I think the only advice is to mark the length you want with electrical tape. So I knew I wanted my shortest one to be 3 inches longer and each subsequent one 3 inches longer. I measured this and applied some tape where this area should be against the mounting plate. I can then pull it out and wrap the excess with tape to keep it neat. To be honest I don't know how to pull it out again after pulling it in it…

This is a very nice light, brilliant white but not too bright. It works with a dimmer which is an added bonus. I learned a lesson or two installing this light. First use wall anchors on the ends of the base plate, this is the plate that will be attached to the ceiling and above the electrical box first. This light is too heavy for the flimsy mount to hold without its help. Trust me, you'll regret it if you don't and try to get by without an anchor, or if you happen to find a stud, screw a screw

First, if you don't have 3 or more arms connected to your torso, it's better to have a second person. The installation is extremely troublesome. Secondly, don't count on instructions, they are useless. The chart numbers didn't even match the details. I'm pretty sure the big flat piece of metal that abuts the ceiling (the back plate) isn't a screw, but it's been a few weeks since the last piece of furniture was assembled so maybe I'm crazy. Third, the technology to do this is ridiculous. The…