Led Grow Light-MG900 Grow Lamps for Greenhouse Hydroponic Indoor Plants Growing Veg and Flower Lighting Fixture with Full Spectrum COB and CREE/OSRAM Led Chips

The media could not be loaded. I have been indoor gardening for years and never have I came across a light of this caliber for this price. I guarantee this will grow the most amazing plants indoors just from the spectrum this light puts out. Im not being given anything for this review. If I wasn't disabled and on a fixed income I would buy more of these to keep my wattage down while providing the best light for my plants. Do not be fooled by the price the construction is super heavy duty (I have purchased other LED's and have seen friends high dollar lights in action) you seriously can not beat this light. Tight budget no problem buy this light. This light is for plants that need a lot of light. This will definitely pack on the weight. If you are trying to produce a great crop of medicine and you are on a limited budget this light is a must. If you have been back and forth on what light to purchase not wanting to waste your money this light is a must. If your looking for the best LED light for the money, look no farther, this light is a must. If you're an experienced grower and looking for a great LED this light is a must. You can not beat the construction or the spectrum of this light for the money. Well what can I say but THIS LIGHT IS A MUST!Update: this light is killing it with my plant growth. I was so amazed by this light I bought two more. If you have been searching for a good led look no farther. It is the perfect spectrum combining the spectrum of HPS with the normal led spectrum combined in one light Blue, Red, and everything in between. Plus did I mention my plants love it.

Last November I needed to move my flowering plants indoors to finish their cycle. I moved two four foot tall flowering herbs into a grow space that had two of these lights. Here is what happened next.Outcome: The two plants maintained a good canopy in flower but nothing under the top canopy got enough light to produce and most bottom branches did not produce much flower. I wound up lollipopping these two plants and defoliating them heavily to try and get the light onto the bottom branches. I got five ounces of dried flowers from two tall plants that should have given me twice that.Defects: One side of the board "Flower" fried in two months after running the light for 12hr/day. The other light started shorting out on the UV/IR lights. The power draw was less than advertised. I'm sure the fuses and resistors are cheap and are the cause of the electrical shorts I experienced.Pros: The lights did just less than average. They were cheap. And the return was less than desirable. However, after the mechanical failure of these lights I was able to easily return them to Amazon and got my refund almost immediately for them. Amazon customer service pulled through but the manufacturer isn't any good.Recommendation: There are a lot of good companies that sell excellent lights but they don't sell them through Amazon. If you are a serious hobbyist and want a good return on your time and investment I would recommend going elsewhere to solve your lighting needs. I've bought a lot of lights through Amazon, none of them seem to deliver results and all of them have serious electrical issues probably due to low quality components and poorly designed systems that make them susceptible to degredation in short order and catastrophic light failure in your grow room.

The light seems to be well made. It is bright compared to my Viparspectra 300. I believe I could use another 900 like this to finish out my 4x4 w. 4 big plants. Currently supplementing this with a 400 HPS/MH which is on a temperature controller. I have more faith in these cobs than my other LED's. So far so good and maybe in a couple of weeks I will buy another.It draws 260W as stated in the description. To me in my experience with light this could be equivalent to 520 as claimed but more likely closer to 400W but that is mostly a hypothesis based on experience. I typically use the formula: watts from wall x 2 -20% wich is 416W HID equivalent. It runs warm not too hot but enough to give me 5-10 degrees in a sealed 4x4.I like it a lot. It is aesthetically nice/good looking, well constructed, works as claimed. I still have questions on the spectrum. Will see how it takes me to harvest and I will adjust my rating based on time. I believe in COB's and white light and this seems to excel in those areas especially based on price.Update: I finished a harvest of plants using this and a 400 HPS. The harvest was way over what I expected of this strain in a 4x4, just under a pound. I am only using a lux meter to measure light with this but it puts out an amazing amount of light in lux: Less than my 400 HPS by about 10k lux. But brighter than a 240 QB board by 20k lux! This really puts out some light! and has served well so far.