Ensenior 4 Pack Linkable LED Utility Shop Light, 4 FT, 4400 High Lumens, 36W Equivalent 280W, 5000K Daylight, 48 Inch Shop Light for Garage, Surface or Hanging Mount, Black, ETL Certified

Holy cow I have to say first off!!! I had bought Walmart cheap LEDs to just get lighting in my garage but now with the 6 pack of lights just I just bought!!!! I have been wanting this amount of light in the garage especially with the switches on each one of them to be able to still have light but not only not need to unplug whatever lights I don't want on, the switch on what lights I don't want on their still plug-in and just need to switch it back on. I'm definitely going to be telling family and friends about these just because they are plug and play and the are linkable which helps alot so your not using more than one outlet. I will definitely be buying more of these because of there brightness and 5 year manufacturers warranty. Did i mention that they are light weight definitely was able to replace my old ones and put these ones up in about half an hour. Also everything was in the box that you are needing to hang by chains or put into drywall or needing to have an anchor. Great quality materials as well. I'm very impressed with their design of the lights they won't collect as much dust as the older ones did or do.

These work very well, brighter than 4' fluorescent fixtures, and weigh almost nothing. I highly recommend them.

I really wasn't sure to expect with these. But, wow, are they bright! Are they the old, heavy duty, hefty steel covered lights? No. But you don't have to worry about a exploding bulb either in the garage if you happen to hit it. They're basically two plastic tubes capped at both ends and a light weight wire to plug into an outlet or string together with another light. I plan to hang them with the chains in the gargae. So install should be a breeze. And if you're up to it, you can always buy the same type of wires and plugs to customize the wiring any way you see fit. I don't see any easy way to open the light cap to get inside. So you will probably just have to cut and hook up a plugin out of one light to plug into the next for custom length cords. I'm sure this isn't suggested by the company. So do at your own risk of course.

Update: Main reason for update is the company contacted me. I did not have time to wait to ship them back, then wait for them to send me lights. I found hooks that worked for mounting them to the ceiling. Turned them on and wow, let there be light. I was just really frustrated because there was no hardware, they expected me to send them back before they would send replacements or just the hardware. The policy said they would send replacement AFTER they received the original. In my experience with Amazon purchases, sellers always send replacement with return shipping label and you put original on that box. Missing all hardware for mounting. The lights themselves seem ok but I'll have to go get something to mount them. Hardware was supposed to be included.

Loves this linkable set of lights and the fact that they all have their own power cord. This allows me to use them as a set or treat them as all individual lights in different places. I was able to add link 2 and add them to the garage ceiling above the boat, put a single 1 in the basement to replace an old florescent light and we plan to put the 4th one up above the grill on the patio. They are super light, easy to attach and very bright!

Nice and bright. Very light weight.

These lights are a simple hanging 2 light fixture. Comes complete with chain and hooks. Also allows linking to other hanging lights. And they give off plenty of light, perfect for my basement shop.

Just bought my first house, a 1960s split level with very little utility space in the lower area. The garage essentially NEEDS to serve as a workshop, but the lighting is horrible. I'm in need of a sub panel out there, because the only power is from a 15A circuit that's shared with part of the indoors. I've gotta get my for a year though, so I'm stringing extension cords and power strips around being careful with which tools I turn on and off. Lighting has been completely solved by these tubes though. I have a loft over the rear of the garage, and these suckers are essentially weightless, so a couple of 1" drywall screws was plenty to hook them onto. All they needed was one outlet since they chain together, and two of them lit up 75% of the garage very nicely. I have those two plugged into a WiFi outlet (I'm on the Govee platform) which lets me keep them on a timer. I can turn them on by voice command, or my phone, but I plan on adding a Bluetooth button for the garage at some point. I also plan on adding a 3rd light way up high beyond the loft, that will be triggered by the main light switch for the garage. The 4th light can be added to my utility room. These were so cheap that I wouldn't be shocked if I bought another set. There's some alternatives to these long tubes, like this 200W LED lights that screw right into a bulb socket, but I didn't want 200W tethered directly to a light switch, because the rest of the family tends to leave that light switch on, and it would be a waste of power.