Grow Light for Indoor Plants, SU... vs SANSI LED Grow Light with Cerami...

It has a timer, which i am thrilled with. The plug is a usb adapter (unlike some led plugs that cover up other outlets.

Though small, this light produces a good amount of light. Its output isn't as strong as my others but its exactly what i need for where its at and the plants its feeding. Nothing to complain about.

I'm confident that with this light, my plants will get adequate light year round and they will thrive. My plants come in from the deck in the winter months.

The light is bright and easily dimmable. Perfect for plants that need bright light and those who prefer more filtered or shaded settings. The controller is easy to use, as it is color coded.

The clamp is very strong. Wish it was taller but the heads still bend in a way that the light can hit every part of the table. I think i will eventually clip this on a large macrame wall hanging and have it hang straight down as my pine tree grows tal...  Read More

There's no timer, but that's better for me since i have an automatic timer outlet. I like that it has a real plug instead of a usb plug.

The goosenecks have the right about of stiffness and the bulbs appear bright and even. The brightness is legitimate and wouldn't recommend looking directly at them. Is each one 10 watt bulb max or can it accept up to 20-watt led each?

Sansi helpfully shows the lights ppi output, which has been verified by other folks on forums/youtube.

The flexible arms do not hold their position at all, they sag heavily. Its garbage. not enough for growing vegetables indoors to maturity. maybe enough for microgreens - a little weak. Even shade tolerant vegetables (ones that need least light) need f...  Read More