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Stand is sturdy and doesn't wobble. Metal body feels durable and well made.

The light is sufficient for a few plants and doubles as a timed security light when you are away from home. I have this light set up in a small nook in my house where it gets no sunlight.

Mistyjungle full spectrum led halo plant grow is a versatile and effective choice for indoor plant growth. My baby rubberplant (peperomia obtusifolia) loves being close and appears to be thriving with considerable new growth. Our meyer lemon tree seem...  Read More

Easy to assemble. It is very easy to assemble and has a small footprint, so it can be placed anywhere. You have to assemble it yourself, but everything was well packaged.

This lamp goes together by * the four rods together. The inner electric cord snaps together in the different segments. It comes with 4 rods to extend the height, though since i’m using this on a counter, one rod sufficed for her needs.

The halo on this lamp is very teeny and it only has a handful of diodes. The base is not large enough to compensate for a soft flooring underneath. There is a broken wire in the cord and it will only work when bent a certain way.

The brightness of the lights is amazing and cost effective considering it is an led. The coverage area is significantly smaller but the light output is impressive for the size. This lamp really works my plants look great like they have been getting ac...  Read More

The timer function is nice. I have it set to be on 10 hours a day but will probably increase that to 12 hours depending on the plant growth. I turn it on at night for the most part or when it’s a rainy day. The timer is perfect for people that can not...  Read More

Timer is super helpful. Sprouting some lettuce and herbs on my kitchen counter. Works great with my greenhouse shelves. My plants are happier on gloomy day!

The clamp is fairly sturdy. I also like the clip feature as i have it clipped to a bookshelf shelf. I can individually move the gooseneck so that plants that may want less light can get the shaded aspect of the beam.