Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, F... vs Grow Light, Lordem Full Spectrum...

The timer is easy to figure out. The timmer feature works flawlessly and the light can rotated. It also has a timer which is a great feature.

The light is on a retractable metal rod just like old antennas. There is a hex bolt on top to tighten the flower if it gets loose and they provide an allen wrnch for it.

Easy to setup and looks well made. It is also very creative as it is just a car radio antenna.

Brightness and different light settings are great. The multi-spectrum light is good as well with white lights as well as red/blue. My other two are white this one is a gunmental grey (see pic).

I use it on my meyer lemon tree and it works great. Perfect little grow light. I recommend these they are small but the plants like them and they are better than the kind that you just showve in the plant especially for succulents and orchids.

Size is just right for my indoor plants that don't get enough light during the day. Telescopic pole is sturdy and can be adjusted for the size of the pot. Light is angled to shine light on not only the oxalis but also the propeller plant.

The controller is always glowing a color when on the timer. Plugged a few into a usb power hub to keep it easy and have had no issues.

Easy to set and adjust brightness. I like having it on in my bedroom brightening up a dark corner. Timer function and brightness are easy to adjust. Telescoping stake makes it adjustable for plants of varied sizes.

The light halo bends at the hinge to be a 90 degree angle. Something is wrong with the cord. I literally have to hold the cord near the plug in, to get it to work.