SANSI Grow Lights for Indoor Pla... vs SONLIPO SPC2500 LED Grow Light 2...

It is perfect for a single plant or even maybe a few tiny ones bunched up together. The plug is a usb a and will draw from any 5 vdc power source. This actually looks nice on the pots & i have a power strip box on the floor with 4 usb ports. It ha...  Read More

I really like the telescoping neck that allows me to bend it pretty much every which way to put it wherever i need it. Bright enough to do a group of plants. Light is skewed a bit more yellow than i thought it would be but it's still pretty good!

These grow lights are a good option for a small short potted plant. I have it clipped on a pot of oregano i am growing indoors.

It does a pretty good job of keeping time once the timed function is selected. It's also very unobtrusive. The other oddity i found is when using the auto off timer, there's a color changing led to show what length of time you chose.

The spc4500 has a 24 hour timer that can be used to turn the light on and off. If you buy a number of these lights, sync connections allow all of the lights to work together. It also has the daisy chain feature where multiple lights can be connected t...  Read More

It is interesting for us to have a garden set up in our attic lol. The plants are less than 2 weeks from seed and the lights are doing amazing.

The bar spacing allows for larger and more even coverage for your canopy. The spacing also allows far better cooling. The leds are mounted on very efficient heat sinks built of aircraft quality aluminum eliminating the need for cooling fans. Tilt the ...  Read More

It allows us an early start and early harvest of the veggies and herbs we grow in our 6a hardiness zone. Second setting is for veg and early bloom for fruiting plants.

The four rotatable light bars allow you to aim the lights, eliminating most dark areas in your tent. The light bars aren't rotational like they are on other models but they make up for it by closing the gap between light panels giving a more even cano...  Read More