8FT LED Tube Lights, 72W 9500lm 6500K,T8 FA8 Single Pin LED Bulbs(150W LED Fluorescent Bulbs Replacement), V Shaped Double-Side, Clear Coveral-Ended Power 10 Pack

I've put eight of these in our workshop and it looks like noon in the summer in the Arizona desert. Very bright and very very good light

I removed 8-foot T12 fluorescent fixtures and replaced them with these LEDs (2x 4-foot) and am very pleased with the results. To my eyes it looks like 1 of these 4-foot LED strips is a little less light than the 2x 8-foot fluorescent bulbs, and if you put two LEDs together it looks like way more light. I'd recommend these to a friend, and am considering a few more for the basement. Other advantages: 1. Significantly less power draw per light output 2. Smaller and easier to mount (I had forgotten how heavy an 8' fluorescent fixture is) 3. "Daylight" 5000k light temperature looks clean 4. Lots of wiring options included in the kit Minor complaints: 1. The direct wiring pigtail is pretty short (~6") - I was able to make this work but I considered cutting apart an end-to-end connector to get a bit more working length. 2. No provisions to directly mount to a surface, you have to use the clips. This isn't a problem for me as the clips are plenty secure in an overhead / indoor application, but two screw holes through the fixture would give a more secure option for rough use areas. You could get around this with a dot of glue. 3. Mounting screws are terrible, they're very soft and will strip easily if you hit a knot or hard spot in a board. Easy to substitute your own screws if you want.

I had several brands sitting in my cart for close to 6 months as I debated on which to buy and was it really worth the change from my 7 sets of fluorescents. I have a workshop and seeing is important and saving money is as well. My fluorescents used 120 watts each and these use 100. I replace the 7 sets with 6 of these. They gave me a digital coupon so I saved with that as well. I spent a day and another $150 on moving junction boxes because these use cords etc. all in all so far I eliminated 240 watts draw all day each day my business operates. They are a brighter light, so visibility is better and now I can drive faster in my Tesla. Lol. In one year I saved the money it cost it upgrade. If they last longer, then I will save money too, in electricity. Which I will use to charge my Tesla and not be as frugal about how I drive it. I like them and think it’s smart to read the reviews. Thanks for you who share as well.

Installed in my 4 car garage. It is so bright and clean in there now. 3 choices to install, I went with the clip mounts directly to the bottom truss cords. Not a fan of how small of wire whips they supplied or the hardware quality but an inexpensive way to really illuminate an area. I have had them for 2 years now and still work great

I am converting my shop and basement lights from fluorescent to LED. These work great. In fact, this is the second set I bought as the first set was excellent! Super bright and really like the white light color temperature. Got these on sale AND a coupe for about $140 for a 10 pack (8/2023). The only downside to the these lights is the bracket to hold the lights is very light weight. I have been using electrical pipe clamp to hold the lights in place. Even then, still a very good light and good price.

Hard wired some in. Have 5 hooked in line. Work great. They do get pretty warm though. All in all great bang for your buck when it comes to lighting. Have some in my garage and a set at my work. They get used everyday for multiple hours a day.

I love these lights. I have lived in my home for over 30 years. My basement has always been dark. But not any more. We purchased socket outlet adapters and put into the current light on the ceiling and was able to plug these in without having to hard wire. Love the added light, no longer is it dark and depressing in my basement. I also had 2 installed in my 9 x 16 greenhouse and they put out really great light,it is super bright when I am working in the evening. We will be adding them to our out building soon. I also use a shorter version of the same lights for my indoor vegetable seed starting and indoor plants in the winter.

So i put these in a garage with a 10 ft ceiling. I bought 10 but only installed 6 so far. I dont believe I will need the other 4 there. The only things I have noticed is 1. They get pretty hot. 2. They expand lengthwise when they get hot. 3. If you use the short connectors that they come with to link more than 2 one will always become disconnected when they cool. I linked the third with a cable and that took care of that issue. I woild definitely recommend and will putchase again if I need anymore of this type of light.