LORDEM Grow Light with Stand, Full Spectrum LED Plant Light for Indoor Plants, 200W Dual Heads Grow Lamp with Auto On/Off Timer, 3 Lighting Modes, 6 Dimmable Levels, Adjustable Tripod 15-63 inches

I love the way my plants have really grown since I bought this light. My only issue is that it’s very light weight and can tip over easily. But otherwise it’s a wonderful plant light.

What an amazing investment!! I am so happy I decided to upgrade! I have been using it now for 3 weeks. And my tomatoes and pumpkins are growing so fast.. - super bright!! very powerful light for its size!!, helps produce so much more in such a small amount of time-Very straightforward and user-friendly, just an on/off button, which is all I really needed..I love the tripod design .. it’s very easy to adjust , and really comes in handy when I feel that the plants may need a little less or more lightingDepending on the day!!Amazing value!! worth every penny!!

I was so glad to find a dual head grow lamp with a timer and multiple settings. It does exactly what it claims. My only complaint it that the lamp does not have enough weight to remain stably in position. Due to its height and the weight of the adapter, it easily tips over when bumped even in the slightest, possibly causing damage to delicate leaves. A lamp that tall should have been weighted better.

Is this a professional grow light for serious operations? Nope! Is this a perfect supplemental light for my dappled-sun, south-facing window? Sure is! No timer, which is fine by me. This light is surprisingly bright, much more so than many of the other cheap Amazon LED grow lights. You can feel the heat coming off this bad boy when in use. Since adding it to a few of my succulents that have been by test subjects for this light, they have all done very well. New growth picked up and sun stress colors are visible, which I attribute almost entirely to this light due to my privacy film blocking a good amount of light from the window they sit in front of. I’m also testing it out on a couple alocasia corms and they’re showing signs of growth MUCH faster than corms I grew in the windowsill, so I know it’s definitely doing something. I just purchased a second one to use for a couple more succulents and an orchid, and I’ll update this review if my opinion changes after trying it on some more varieties of plants. Oh, and the stand is really nice-looking and solid, but worth noting that it doesn’t go down very low. So if you’re using it for succulents, consider putting them on risers to get them closer to the light source.

UPDATE: Shortly after posting my somewhat negative review, the seller reached out to me and replaced the 3 lights that I tossed in the trash. I REALLY appreciate that the seller cared about my experience with their product and that they assured me that they are working to improve the longevity of their lights. There is something to be said about sellers that care. I am changing my 3 star review to a 5 star review because the seller is truly invested in their product and their customer's experience with it. :)__________________________________________________________________________________________________I've purchased 6 of these grow lights since July of 2022 and the 3 that are in the pic are headed to the trash. They worked wonderfully, until they suddenly stopped working. I used these grow lights daily for 5 hours a day. Now looking to purchase different grow lights to replace the other 3 that will probably stop working soon since there seems to be a shelf life of a year for these grow lights. Sad, I really liked this product.

I can only recommend this product if you have no other source of light for your plants. It is adjustable but not very high at its maximum adjustment, and due to the fact that it is so poorly made and so flimsy putting it to its maximum height just makes it a fire hazard. It does have two LED panels that are quite bright, but the problem is that the adjustable necks aren't capable of supporting the weight of panels. So instead of this thing being adjustable, it's only adjustable in the sense that you can move it around your apartment. The lights are too heavy, they just pull down on the necks. When it's assembled it does not look like it is in the advertisement. The panels are too heavy to be adjusted like the seller has pictured, they hang down like dead leaves. You can try and move them right and left but it doesn't matter, they're just going to hang down and start swinging out of place because this thing is so cheaply made. If you have to reposition the light it's impossible because the second you pick up the lamp, the wires just pull on it and it goes all over the place. It's crazy bad. It has these metal brackets that hold the LED panels in place and they're supposed to be adjustable, but again it's very cheaply made and the build quality affects the adjustability. There are wires attached to the back of the panels that power the device, and they are extremely thin and get tangled almost immediately. There's no way to fix those wires if they get caught up in the mess that this thing is and become damaged, but you probably won't use it long enough for that to actually happen . I don't even know where mine is now, I think I used it for about 3 days and then I just took it apart. It's awful , just awful.

I got this for my lemon trees which are both potted since I don’t live in a tropical climate & have to bring them in for the winter. When I first brought them in, I noticed 1 of them was losing leaves fast, so I bought this lamp in the hopes I can try and save them. When I bought this, I really was skeptical. It was easy to set up and use. Within the week I noticed the lemon tree was doing so much better. My ONLY issue with this is the light setting. It’s not clear which setting you are on, so you have to count how many times you clicked the button for the brightness. Otherwise, it works great, and my other houseplants love it too.

Stopped working after less than six months. Worked week, otherwise.