Barrina LED Shop Lights for Workshop 4FT, Super Bright White, 45W 4800LM 6500K, Frosted Cover, 4FT LED Light Fixture Cord with ON/Off, Linkable LED Shop Light for Garage, Ceiling, Basement, 2 Packs

Bought 2 4ft.ers one died a year later.

My garage had an 8-foot fluorescent fixture (two tubes) and a 4-foot fluorescent fixture (two tubes as well) in another location. Both would flicker for a few minutes after being switched on but would stabilize a few minutes later. I’ve had to replace the tubes about every 6 months as they both seemed to burn out relatively quickly. I removed both fluorescent fixtures and installed a duplex outlet at each location. Both of the outlets are tied to the light switch. I then searched for plug-in LED lights to replace the fluorescent lights. The 2-pack Barrina plug-in lights fit the bill, so I ordered a set of two initially intending to put one light in each location. I very shortly had a change of heart and decided to install two lights in each location. I immediately ordered a second 2-pack. To my surprise, the second set was promised for delivery Saturday (it is now early Monday morning) while the first set I ordered was promised for Tuesday (tomorrow). I received the set of lights Saturday and proceeded to install it over the main work area of my garage. I installed them side by side, limited by the length of the connector cord provided. It could have been a lot longer for better spacing. Installation was easy with two metal brackets for each light with one screw and anchor for each bracket. I used my own heavy-duty screw-in anchors instead of those provided in the package. Installation was relatively easy, the hardest part being able to line up the two lights so that they would be centered in the space. I love these lights. They are bright, attractive and easy to install. Attached are two photos, one with them on and the other with them off. I left the electrical plug-in cord dangling, so I’ll have to get some nail-in anchors to secure them neatly to the ceiling. I’ll install the other set when it arrives Tuesday. At the relatively low price for the pack of two, I really couldn’t go wrong with them. Not only do the LED lights provide the brightness I wanted, they look attractive as well. I give these lights 5 stars for looks, brightness and ease of installation. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Great for grow lights! Still working well since I bought them!

This is the second set of lights that I order. I am still waiting for the second set to get here and they have delayed the delivery much longer than expected but they definitly great working lights. I replaced the halogen tube lights of the garage and added these. needed one more but becuase they have a wall plug in cord to they im sure there i will be able to use it in other occassions.

I put 8 of them up in my garage 2 years ago and 6 out of the 8 are already not working

As the other reviews state, these lights come on quickly and produce a bright, even light. I have two complaints however.The construction is quite cheap. These are the first set of LED shop lights I've owned so maybe this is par for the course. I was disappointed by how cheap the end caps were and the poor attachment method - be careful when unplugging the cord to not pull the entire end off the light. Also when I rotated my lights I could hear something inside moving around. I took an end cap off and found that both the LED driver package and the wires that connect the two mains connectors were not attached. It looks like the LED driver had been glued but the glue failed. I stuck it back on with some double stick tape and left the wires alone. Once installed it shouldn't matter. I should mention that the LEDs themselves were properly secured.Second is the flicker present. I can't see it with my eyes but noticed that a fan I've got looked to be spinning slower than normal. I got some equipment out and found that the lights change intensity at a 120Hz frequency (see photo). I know very cheap fairy lights that flicker at 60Hz can cause headaches and apparently 120Hz may pose a problem as well. The LED driver likely uses a full bridge rectifier which causes the 2x mains frequency present in the lights.As I mentioned this flickering is not noticeable by me. Also it may be going from 4500 lumens to 4400 lumens for all I know. As far as I can tell the LEDs are producing light constantly so the effect of the flickering should be reduced.I expect that to get an LED shop light that has a higher flickering frequency would significantly more money though I haven't looked into it.In conclusion they are bright LEDs that once mounted should last for quite a while, though they aren't without their flaws.EDIT - I just measured the dimming halogens I've been using for months and they have the same 120Hz flicker in them when not at full brightness. Moving from 3 to 4 stars.