Dommia Grow Light Ip54 vs Sansi Led Grow Light

Pros and Cons

Pros4

The built in timer function only sweetens the deal here! There's also an attached remote that gives you the option to have a timer on as well as set the lighting. It's the timer that i don't quite get.

These grow lights are so nice! Diy a hydroponic system or just keep it for your microgreens, cat grass, house plants. They are wider than the strip kind. I have heat propagation mats as well, so my seedlings started sprouting within a few days.

Very nice lights. But overall, a nice light. I like it bery much. Just something to keep in mind. Lots of options.

The lights can be dimmed/brightened. I use the full spectrum during the day and then the warmer tone at night, so that it isn't overpowering and super bright. The little instruction booklet gives easy to follow instructions on how to set the brightnes... Read More

Cons1

In short; they’re great for the plants but they are cheaply made and we’'re a total disappointment!

Pros4

This is the only source of full-spectrum light the palm receives. This is a full spectrum grow light that helps succulents maintain their beautiful color indoors through cold winters. The light isn’t too bright, but provides just the right amount of l... Read More

This is a good compact led grow bulb. These grow light bulbs are just what i need for growing seedlings. I’m waiting on the seeds to sprout and see how they react to the light generated by these bulbs.

The light emitted from these bulbs is very pleasing and not harsh. The only downside so far is the bulbs don't turn off, they glow dimly like moonlight. These are not the brightest (10w = 60w incandescent) but the bulbs usually last a long time.

The lights are easy to install, just screw them into the socket. These seem to be a bit directional, so using a reflective surface on your wall or container side would be helpful to spread the light. This one is small and is exactly what i was looking... Read More