hykolity 4FT LED Shop Light, 42W [250W Equivalent],4400LM,5000K Daylight | Utility Linkable Shop Light Fixture,Hanging or Surface Mount, with Power Cord,Shop Lights for Workshop,ETL,White,4 Pack

These lights are so cheap but work so good. My garage is 100 times brighter. So simple to install not electrician needed.

Absolutely love these lights! So much better than regular shop lights. I hung these lights in my garage and boy do they light up a dark garage. They are so bright that it actually looks like it's daylight in there! Very light and easy to install and with the ability to connect all 4 together is very convenient. I so highly recommend these lights!

I bought the 4 pack of 4 foot LED shop lights.When the box came I thought there was a mistake. They fit all 4 of these lights into a box that was the same size as a box for one fluorescent light 20 years ago. I could not believe how light and cheap these felt. But you know what – they work. They are incredibly light weight so you can mount them anywhere. Maybe even with Velcro lol. That’s how light they are.They are also pretty bright. Not the brightest but bright enough for the job. I ended up mounting all 4 of these over my work benches. Linking 2 and 2. They have a 5 year manufacture’s warranty so what could go wrong.Overall they seem to be a very good value for the price. Time will tell.

I ordered the light set without paying close enough attention to the design--assuming that it was the standard "metal housing on top" design that I am used to. I was surprised to see that the light fixture is really just the two plastic tubes connected at the ends--no top, so to speak. While this allows one to be a bit more creative in mounting the lights in different settings, it does not provide the sturdy protective top housing that I am used to. Otherwise, the light fixture is nice and bright, and very light without the metal upper housing. Sadly, I am returning the light set and ordering the metal top housing version.

Bright and very light weight, easy to install

This is really junk. I mean cheaply made. But dang it they aren’t awesome in performance! They are for the garage, and if you don’t look to closely, no one would know. So bright, light and you can chain them together. Included hardware works just fine. You just can’t beat the performance for the price!

Highlights:• Super light weight• Super easy to install (light weight + supplied hardware)• Super bright and efficient• Linkable -outlet in the end to plug in the next lightFirst impression- how could this possibly be a box of four lights? Is it an empty box? Is it just the bulbs? They seemed super flimsy and unsubstantial. After installing them, that impression has changed.I have them installed flush to the 9' ceiling of my two car garage workshop. The ceiling is white painted stipple textured drywall. The texture makes it near impossible to find a joist with any kind of stud finder, but it doesn't matter with these, the super light-weight of these and the super simple metal clips they supply means it's a breeze to install on drywall- or anything that'll hold a screw. There are plastic anchors supplied too, but I used my preferred #8 Toggler Alligator anchors, with the supplied screws and clips (I like these anchors in drywall because you can drill the hole with the #8 screw- just drive it through the drywall, over-tighten it to "strip it out" and pull it back out- it creates the perfect size hole to tap the anchor into without having to use a drill and the right drill bit- and they hold great, won't pull out with the screw in it without taking it a chunk of drywall).I have to mention the supplied hardware again, because it's so rare any of it is worth a damn. These came with chains and hooks, and "tea cup" screw hooks for suspending them, and metal clips for flush mounting with decent flat head screws and plastic hollow wall anchors. I used the flush mount clips and they worked flawlessly. I was going to just use pan head sheet metal screws with the slots in the ends of the lights, but the clips mean the spacing is less critical, up to say an inch or so. You can just install one, clip in the light and eyeball the second, mark it and install it- without measuring ( unless of course you want it square / perpendicular / parallel or something...)I have a couple Hyper Tough Walmart shop lights which I think are rated at 3300 lumens, and two older T8 fluorescent ones. These are not only substantially brighter than both of those, but they distribute light much more evenly. The open tube with no reflector means my ceiling is the reflector, which works great. The plastic tube is slightly frosted so you don't see the individual LEDs like you do on the Walmart fixtures, so it's easier on the eyes. I don't mean pretty though- they look like old old school bare tube industrial lighting, and the daylight 5500k is, well, like daylight. But it's great for seeing what I'm working on.I've got them daisy chained as far as the cord will reach, which is about 54”. I have four in a 20x20 two car garage. It's plenty for general illumination, but for really even illumination for woodworking without dim areas and shadows, I could use another four, but the roll up door would block them when it's open.If I had any gripes about them, it would be the cord length. They'd be better with at least 6' cords, and nearly perfect with swappable cords, and accessory cord packs available in a few lengths. Not just for wider fixture spacing, but to get it to the power source without an extension cord. It worked out for me, as I have a center outlet for my garage door opener, and I have them plugged into a wireless remote switched Christmas light plug. If I had a little more length, I could have used lightbulb to outlet adapters and used the existing wall switch. The cord length limited spacing works on a workshop, bit I think longer spacing would work in a shed or storage area for general illumination.Bottom line: Great purchase. I got them on a lightning deal, but I'd easily pay full price for them any day. You need these if you need brighter, more even light in your workshop, garage, basement, shed, etc and and don't want to spend a fortune or have extension cords tacked up all over the place.These VS 4' florescent ship lights- If you've used or are using multiple florescent shop light fixtures and have tried to link several into an existing wall switch, you may have found that the wall switch or breaker couldn't handle the in-rush current of all the ballasts being switched on at the same time. These have no such ballast, and won't overload a 15A breaker or switch. These are less than 200w total load for four (says 36w in one place, 42 elsewhere here). The light quality and appearance is similar to a cool white florescent, and probably a lot brighter. There's also no glass to shatter if you bump them with something, and they won't burn out at the rate florescent tubes do- so no boxes of tubes to store and no spent bulbs to dispose of.

To be honest, these turned out to be much better than I expected, considering the low price. The are super bright, easy to install and the ability to link them together is a real plus. Highly recommended!