LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, 450W Full Spectrum 3-Head Gooseneck Grow Lamp with Ceramic Tech., 30W Power Clip-on High PPFD Plant Light with Optical Lens, Lifetime Free Bulb Replacement

One of the bulb exploded

The bulb exploded 5 minutes after running it due to it being 120v. India supports 220-240v and this shouldn't be allowed to be sold here. The seller hasn't responded to my message and email or changed the listing / incorrect SKU that is listed here. Please read the product details well and check if it has been changed if it is corrected. Take care!

I bought this for a bunch of Venus Fly Traps and various Sundews. These particular plants need lots of light to thrive, and were not doing well inside (too little light) or outside (critters would dig them out of their plants). I know that the Sansi lights were frequently recommended on enthusiast forums, and I opted for this one as I liked that it had multiple heads that were adjustable. Pros: - they produce a lot of light. My VFTs and Drosera are thriving - VFTs have nice purple or red colour in their traps, and my Drosera are dripping with dew. This was not the case before I bought this light, even though I had my plants under a set of grow light bulbs purchased at the hardware store. - each gooseneck has its own power switch so you can easily turn lights on or off. I always leave them on as the unit is plugged into a smart plug set to turn on and off with sunrise/sunset. Cons: - the goosenecks could definitely be a lot stiffer. They frequently droop, especially if you're trying to extend the light out, sometimes making it impossible to put the light on exactly the spots I want. - This unit does not have timer options that some lights do. I knew this going in, but if you don't have a smart plug you may find this a limitation.

I've had these for about 2 months now and they've been great for my burro's tail that was stretching, and some other plants. The necks seem to hold pretty well unless extended more horizontally in which case they do start to drop a little, so they hold better if you have them upright and then bend them from farther up. They do get pretty hot, as others have mentioned. The only real issue I've had is the brightness—which obviously is the point, but I was surprised I didn't see a warning or a bunch of reviews about being careful with your eyes with these. I've never gotten the impression that my eyes are more sensitive than average, but the only way I can use these lights is with a barrier around them or low to the ground pointed toward the floor. I don't just mean "omg so bright, hurts my eyes!"—I mean headaches, blind spots in my field of vision that take a few days to go away (and only if I make sure to avoid EVER looking even at the sides of them while they're on) even if I glance at them for a fleeting second. And I've never even looked at a bulb head-on. If I need to look at a plant they're on, I have to either turn them off first or put my hands out to block the bulbs entirely, or turn my head so that none of the light is in my field of vision. So, effective and pretty easy, yes, and they've been helpful while I learn about grow lights and what will work best for me. But utility is very limited because of my eyeballs so I definitely won't buy more.

Plugged in once , worked just fine Turned it on for a second time, one light didn’t work, switched bulbs (was not the bulb) but a week past 30 day return

Great lights but the clip needs some work!