VEVOR LED Grow Light, 200W Full ... vs BLOOMSPECT Reflector Series 600W...

The dial clicks into 4 different brightness settings, with different wattage draws for each. The lowest setting stabilizes at and draws 113 watts. Consumes 100 - 150 watts depending on selected brightness.

Light has 0-10 dimming and it works flawlessly. It has a lot of leds and all of them work, with no dead or dim leds. I have it hooked up to my ac infinity controller 69pro using rj cable. I like that this light is low wattage and help save money on my...  Read More

Vevor v1 qb288 using the same diodes as this board. Build quality is nicer than a lot of the lights on the market.

Doesn't noticeably add to the heat of tent at all, but its more than adequately vented. Put out a decent amount of heat which is more noticeable in my situation since the enclosure is on the smaller side. Pic is with mars hydro both at 100%.

Has a dimmer function - (though - see below) board has a decent glue (as in like conformal) coating to protect the solder joints on the smds from corrosion and moisture. The ppfd was perfect for my venus flytraps which require 400 to 500 ppfd.

This is something that some other brands in the same price and watts consumed do not have. It is reasonable in designing an appliance using leds to ensure the diodes will always be a bit *under-driven* not only for higher efficacy watt for watt.

This light is not worth buying flickering after a month of being on. The dimmer is horrible though. Getting it to stay straight depends on the power cable not pushing the fixture.