The full-spectrum 25-watt output is incredibly bright. It can be considered equivalent to a 150-w watt conventional bulb of yesteryear. The light panel is large, measuring 8. Inches.

Unit as a whole is lightweight and easy to maneuver. Utility is relatively high. Allows you to put a tray of plans directly over it. Shipped fast & in great condition.

The base is stable enough to balance the fixture unless twisted into an awkward position. At full extension ( as in the photos ) as you tilt the light, it wants to tip over. The extendable pole holds it very well.

The most stellar feature of this light is - the controls. The daisy chain feature is great as you only have to plug one into the outlet. Plant seems to be adapting to this light pretty well.

Sturdy tripod and lighting head appears well made. It's very sturdy and heavy so no worries about it getting easily knocked over. The telescoping stand is also very nice.

The gooseneck and clamp that it's attached too is far too flimsy to hold it. Also, the goose neck is extremely short. It's hard to clamp it to a table without the head of the light being right up on the plant.

Great for seed starting. My fiddle leaf fig loves it! Versatile light for over wintering plants. Shorter cord than other grow light.

At $17 bucks this lamp is a steal! I am usually skeptical of cheap lights from red china, but this light seems very well made.

It comes with an adjustable stand. Light weight, and easy to assemble.

The timer works weird. Will not produce enough light. It's annoying, but not annoying enough to go thru with trying to return it.

This is a very flimsy and fell apart the same day i put it up. If you try to adjust the height or the legs, it's quick to break, fall, and loosen. Pic scaling is skewed.