Barrina (6 Pack LED T5 Integrated Single Fixture, 4FT, 2200lm, 6500K Super Bright White, 20W Utility LED Shop Light, Ceiling and Under Cabinet Light, Corded Electric with ON/Off Switch, ETL Listed

These lights are well worth the money. They are lightweight, easy to install and very bright. I replaced 4 dual-fluorescent light fixtures (80W each) with these. they are so easy to install I was able to spread the lights out in the workbench area of the basement to cover the basement more completely. The wife loves them too. Went from 480 watts to 120 watts, and better lighting with no flickering. That should save quite a bit over time. Will be easy to replace if they don't last. Will update if that happens.

great product, good light and very easy to mount as weight is low

This is the most well thought out, complete, and nearly perfect design I've seen in a long time. The clip mounting system is perfect and they include the cords and cables that you might or might not need. No nickel-and-dime here, you get just what you need to mount the lights however you might wish. They are bright and consistant, and work flawlessly. It's only been a week of occational use, so I can't speak to their longevity, but I exect a decade or more of perfect lighting in my basement workshop! Congratulations.

I’m absolutely thrilled with the Barrina 6 Pack LED T5 Integrated Single Fixtures! These lights are incredibly bright, offering a crisp, super bright white light that really illuminates the space. They provide excellent coverage, making them perfect for my garage. The installation was super easy, and the corded electric design with an ON/OFF switch makes them very convenient to use. Overall, these lights are an outstanding value for the price and have greatly improved the lighting in my home. Highly recommended!

I'm very pleased with the Barrina LED T5 Integrated Fixtures (4FT, 2200lm, 3000K). I purchased the 6 pack and just finished installing them last week. The box includes lots of accessories that allow you to hook them up in various ways (I put four of the lights in two rows in a seamless end-to-end configuration, and one in the middle). The initial quality is very good (time will tell if the internal LED and electronics are just as good). Brightness, as seems to be usual from most of these vendors, is not at all as claimed. Each individual 4ft section is perhaps only 400-500 lumens. But that said, with five of total fixtures on the ceiling (wired to turn on by a single switch), and one over a work bench, the fixtures provide great lighting in my 9ft x 14ft work shop. Considering the price, they are a good value.

I've had two sets of these for several years and love them. They are so light that you can put them up anywhere very easily. The clips look thin but they actually hold very well. What I really like is that you can use just one lamp or connect them in a series for a larger area. They are sleek looking and provide a lot of light. Customer service was extremely helpful when I had to reach out to them.

Your first thought will be that these are cheap and flimsy because they weigh nothing and are thin.However, they don't need to weigh anything because LEDs don't weigh anything.The casing feels like it's going to break as you try to plug in the power cords, but it doesn't.The screws for the clip hangers to hold the lights look too short and there's no way the clips will hold... And yet they're perfect... At least in my case.I would like longer Daisy-chain power cords, but that's just me; I'd double their length, or many a little more. However, they worked fine for what I needed.I would've like a longer power cord, especially considering that the cords have an in-line power switch and are typically mounted on a ceiling but the plugs are on the lower part of the wall.(Now you can see why you might want longer cords for power and connector cords; if not, you probably will when you install these.)I actually replaced light bulbs with plug adapters, using the traditionally two-plug and bulb-socket adapter, as well as the simple single plug adapter that screws into a bulb socket.Now these adapters are Polarized Plugs. That's important to consider if you decide to do what I did, which was to plug in an Etekcity WiFi plug, so that I could use Alexa to control my lights.The Etekcity, and other brands of WiFi plugs, all (at least so far, in my experience) come with three prongs. Polarized outlets have two slots where one is larger than the other.So, you'll need a Polarized Plug Adapter. That goes into the socket-to-plug adapter, and then the WiFi plug into it.Then you can plug in these lights.They are AMAZINGLY AWESOME... Clean, bright white light!!!!This Six-pack can light up six average size rooms in a house. If a room is a workshop, and you like it even brighter because you do a lot of small detail work, etc (electronics, models, etc), then two will easily make it factory bright in there!!!!Honestly, with as many LED bulbs, light strips, light bars and Cree bulbs as I've worked with over the years, I did NOT expect this kind of light.I did not expect such a light weight light strip.And when I saw the covers on the light strips were not crystal glass clear, I did not believe they could possibly be bright enough for me.I was MORE THAN PLEASANTLY SHOCKED, because "surprised" does not do justice to just how happy I am with these lights!LEDs are essentially very old technology that's finally been put to a mass, general usage. The same light frequency, Current and Wattage ratings should basically mean that all LEDs are the same.Somehow, that's not always the case.You've seen plenty of FAR MORE EXPENSIVE light strips listed on Amazon... And you've wondered why they're so expensive and how are they any different from these.The difference seems to be that you'll pay more for fewer light strips. Maybe they're made as Mil-Spec out of heavy metal... But I doubt it because that's ridiculous.Most products today, that say Mil-Spec are not; most people have no clue what that really means... But when I see that, I get the same feeling as when I see the word Tactical on a product that's completely Blaze Orange - there's nothing Tactical about that! LOLSo, be cautious with certain terms and thinking that you should pay more for something just because it's LED.LEDs are not expensive and they're mass produced.You can buy a bag of 50 Super Bright, True Multicolor LEDs for a little over $4.50, including shipping, from China. These come with Integrated Circuits inside of them that cause the LEDs to change colors and patterns automatically. They're the same size as other LEDs and look exactly the same.Consider all of that and you'll realize that these are not cheap and that the company is still making a sizeable profit... Which means the others are seriously overpriced and price gouging people who are looking to save money and Go Green.These would work great with solar power, whether at home or in the road. Incredibly bright light indoors and I would imagine it to be more than adequate outdoors (in a protected place, like under an awning or overhang, since they're not weatherproof) when you need some extra light at the RV Park.I tested every single power cord and connector power cord. Everything worked perfectly!I WILL DEFINITELY buy again and give as gifts!

I purchased these lights for my garage which has a very low ceiling and they work great! They are lightweight and very easy to install. They come with cords for plugging in or hardwire, and have a short cord to space them out or an adapter to link them directly together. My neighbor liked them as well and ordered a set. Would definitely purchase these again.