My living room/ kitchen area doesn't get enough natural light to keep happy houseplants. I needed something easy to put up that could give my plants a dose of daily full spectrum lighting. These literally took me like 15 minutes to put up, and most of that was just measuring. Just connect the leads, put 4 little double sided sticky pads on per light, stick and go! I have textured walls and ceilings so I was worried about these staying put but so far they are remaining fully adhered. They are however VERY bright. Right now I'm just doing four hour light exposures, between these and the little bit of indirect light my plants get I think that's plenty. I like that the timer is built right into the cord, and you have a 4,8, or 12 hour option. They are very lightweight, and the lights themselves seem good quality. The cords and components however do feel kind of cheap. Also you don't have to use all four lights if you don't want to, they are all identical, no special end light. So if you only want two or three you don't have to connect them all. Most important for my space was that these can be daisy chained. The first lights I tried for this space didn't have that ability and ended up not working out. So overall I'm happy with these, super easy to put up, bright plant happy lighting, built in timer. Really the only minute is the cords and components feel cheap so I don't know how long they will last.

First of all I just want to say that I purchased an SPF 2000 about a year ago. Figured I'd give it a shot, great price very affordable. I haven't had a single issue with it, works great and the pppf meter on my phone says it operates at about 600 to 700 at around 12 in.
Flash Forward a year and I have two lights burn out. Old blurples I bought used LOL
So I got to look in a little bigger and really got time to read the reviews. I've never had an issue, but apparently those who have said the customer service is excellent. Pretty much overall reviews are great. So went ahead and got the SPF 4000. It just arrived today and my phone is reading right around 1050 pppf at 12 in. I am a complete amateur and so I don't know how to use any of the other meters. But I'm going to presume that this light is going to be every bit as quality as my 2000.

I was tempted to give this a 4 stars instead of five because of the stand. The light itself is great! I have it up on a hook on my wall. It is easy to set and just let do its thing. I love that it turns on again ever day at the same time and can run for 3,9 or 12 hrs. I have mine set at 3 right now. You can also change the intensity of the light. I’ve been using mine for several days and I’m happy to say the timer works perfectly! The light itself is modern looking and work fit with most rooms. Now onto the stand. The white adjustable stand that comes with it is just pvc for pipe. It’s ugly and to me looks like what you would use if you were illegally growing pot in your basement. I have left it in the box and am just attaching the light to the wall.

Lights were easy to put together and use my plants are loving the extra light. LEDs can be controlled via the wired controller or remote that is included. The built in timer can toggle between 4/8/12hrs, different colors, and brightness levels. Goosenecks are all the same length and the LED strips are about 8" in length. According to the outside of the box this unit is rated at 35 watts.

This is such a cool idea! We recently had a "terrarium party" and this just happened to perfectly fit the container my husband chose.

It's great in that it has an all-metal body and there are vent holes, if needed. In addition, it offers a simple timer feature and adjustable light levels.

I'm really happy with the quality and function of this light and highly recommend it!