AKRRYR Grow Light, Full Spectrum... vs King Plus 2000W Double Chips LED...

Assembly is simple, and a nice phillips head screw driver is included. The controller is a little cheaply made but it functions great. It plugs in through a usb connecter and comes with a wall plug adapter.

This inexpensive grow light is good for smaller, narrower plants that fit under the light ring where the light is brightest. It works exceptionally well for my succulent plants. In the picture, the shorter stalks are the original ones that i got.

This is one of the few times that expectations have been exceeded. The plants seems to be responding well so far.

The grow light for indoor plants has 3/9/12 hours timing function. The timer function is handy and means i don't have to deal with extra light in the room while sleeping or remembering to turn it off and on.

The height of the plant light is adjustable from 8. It’s telescopic, similar to a selfie stick. I love that this light is telescoping as you can adjust it to different heights.

Timer no longer functions or lights up. Return policy is 30 days (even with prime) only worked for a minute.

Oftentimes, it's not about the product that’s being sold but how well companies stand behind their products. Owning these lights can be a challenge. Produces a solid plant with the light spectrum the light uses.

This light is just as bright if not brighter than my hps light that i was using. Purchased this to upgrade the lighting in our nursery. Please note though, they advertise samsung 301 led's and they send a light with lm281b+pro led's.

Extremely unhelpful. Best you can expect is a light that (might) be ok for one plant in vegetative. Ended up messing up my grow as if the nutrients being wasted are cheap.

This is not 2000w, this is 200w. The fixture is very weak and has a 2'x2' coverage footprint at best. The light casing gets hot. This light advertises less than 4000 lumens and says its like having a 1000 watt light, thats impossible.