(Pack of 8) SUNVIE LED T5 Integrated Single Fixture, 4FT, 2200lm, 20W, Utility Shop Light, Ceiling and Under Cabinet Light, Corded Electric with Built-in ON/Off Switch (Super Bright White)…

Headline says it all. The are cheaper in price not quality. You get a box of eight for the cost of just one regular unit without the bulbs. They are a lot brighter without using a ton of electric. They are less bulky. It’s shocking when you first see the box. I know some people say they are small light weight and cheap. But why would you want them to be heavy and bulky. Isn’t that the point to improve lights not keep them the same. I know when I work in my garage with long pieces of wood or plywood panels, these give me more overhead clearance to flip pieces around. I love that. Check out the pics they show it all. I’m completely happy with these. The only two things the company could do better is 1: better packaging to protect them. 2: extra clips. I’ll update if anything changes.

The lights are small and light with clips to hold them up. The clips are a little wimpy and loose so I bent the base slightly to angle the sides inward for a better grip. They barely hold the lights in place. Be careful not to bend the sides as they will break off. I was impressed with the light output. I put six in my 15x30 utility room and it is well lit now. They did include short cords with pigtails to hardwire into a junction box. Nice idea but they are way too short to be of real use (6"). I extended them by using some of the interconnect cables and some pins made from AWG 10 solid copper wire (both ends are female). Those pigtail cords should be at least 12" if not 18". I would have given 5 stars if not for the clips and short cords.

The light is fine, assuming you don't object to the blue tone of LEDs and I got the fixtures installed but the mounting system is junk. They provide two tiny brackets that "clip" into a shallow groove on the side of the light that readily pops out. There are multiple issues with their mounting system; the weight of the fixture is at the holding limit of the clip so it falls out readily, the metal of the clip is very weak and two of the clip broke when I tried to "tighten" the fit by bending the clip slightly, the clips have no tolerance for irregular surfaces like you see when mounting to ceiling joists, the fastener is so tiny that it wouldn't work with drywall, and there are only two clips per stick so there is no room for error even if they did work. I ended up tying them up, but even that doesn't work so well because the cover doesn't stay in place with any pressure so they pop off their mounting grooves as well making the cover crooked - looks poor but its a workshop. Too bad they didn't finish the design process by providing a decent method of mounting an otherwise reasonable light bulb.

The only two problems I have with these lights are minor. The main issue for me that is giving these a 4 star rating rather than a 5 is the mounting clips. They are small, flimsy and break easily when you are trying to bend them enough to grip onto the light. All the clips i tried (i eventually gave up) were bent out a bit too much and while trying to bend some in so they would grip the light....they would break. They also don't have room in the screw head area to mount a different type of screw if you want to mount them to just sheetrock. The screws that come with them are tiny wood screws. I ended up just getting some 3M adhesive strips and mounting them to the lights/ceiling and that worked perfectly.My only other gripe is that they do not turn on instantly. This is however quite minor. They take a split second to turn on but still are faster than the fluorescent lights i had before and are of course already at full brightness.I would recommend these and will buy another set since my garage has a couple header beams creating a ton of shadows. I only need one more so i will have 7 spares but that is fine with me. The total cost of one set is far less than only 2 comparable ones at my local box stores. The fact that these are modular and come with 8 main power cables, 8 small extensions and 8 butt connectors makes these an excellent value regardless of the poor quality clips.

I'm very pleased with light output. Overall assembly very easy and great low power draw. They are replacing over 80 32 watt fluorescent bulbs and the light is ... Cleaner? Only complaint is attachment clips are poorly made. They don't grab the light well and I was forced to add glue to keep them up. If the maker put a bit more effort into a better clip I would give it 5 stars. Alas you get 4....

Fantastic light output. Rated at 20W but only draw about 17. Seem to be about twice as bright as a single 40W new florescent bulb. Easily brighter than 4 40W old bulbs.The mounting hardware sucks. Throw it out and use zipties instead.Was $59.99 for an 8 pack in may 2018.

These lights are great ... for the price. I ran rows of 8 down either side of my shop (35 feet) and they light the space beautifully. The only drawbacks are the clips which are very cheaply made and the switches, one of which I had to take apart and fix right out of the box. I will most probably order these again.

These are amazing for the price. It took about 30-45 minutes to install all 8 tubes on the bottom of 2"x6"s in my garage with the simple clips. Some I put end to end and some I connected directly to a switch. They are as bright as a 4' florescent tube and the light is very soft. There was enough hardware to install several ways.