45W Daylight LED Grow Light Bulb, 400W Equivalent Full Spectrum LED Plant Grow Light for Indoor Plants, E26 Plant Grow Bulb for Fruits Succulent Plants Vegetables Grow Walls, Sunlight White UV&IR

Great for my plants and me both! ❤️ After having this for several days straight now, it's time for a utilization update.This is the exact same color as sunlight. I have it in a NE window, and the light coming in on the SE window of the same room is the exact same color on my flooring. Works very well for plants - my Venus Flytrap showed immediate improvement, and my Parlor Palm and Cast Iron Plant already have new growth, and it's only been three days.This is definitely a sunlight bulb. I had a band-aid on my finger from a papercut for one day, and I already have tan lines on that finger from where the band-aid was.Fan is very quiet, almost imperceptible, and helps keep the bulb cool, even in a semi-enclosed fixture like where mine is right now. I'll probably move it later, since the UV thing makes it a bit difficult to wash dishes in winter without getting sunburned.All in all, a perfect grow light for inside.

I have tried and still use several different lights for my indoor plants and seedlings. This light, by far, is the best of the bunch. I've only had it about a week and I already see a huge difference in my plants. As soon as I received the light I hooked it up and was amazed at how bright it was. Over the next few days my plants grew more than they had in two weeks. Price is great, so I will get a few more for the greenhouse. I definitely recommend this light.

I live in Portland, OR, where the winters offers stretches of dark, gray days and over time the lack of quality light affects my mood. While my wife did get me one of those mood lights on my desk, which does work though I often get caught up in my work and forget to turn it on. So I thought why not try one of those full spectrum lights as a primarily room light? Sure they offer a more focused beam pattern, given their primary purpose but if it’s bright enough, it would work.Today my first one arrived. It simply screws into a regular socket. Sure enough it’s bright and the light is of fabulous quality. The prior 40W LED in there before, by comparison, looks so, well, one dimensional in terms of color. So I’ll get another of these full spectrum lights for my room. Very happy so far.

UPDATE: Died in 3 months.Several new branches sprouted and each is 6 inches long--has been 20 days now since I got the tree in the mail. That seems remarkable for just 3 weeks, but I am not a professional grower either, so I am not really sure if that is good. It is also winter now, so I thought this was the slow period for these plants.According to a content farm: "Lime trees grow at a moderate rate of 13 to 24 inches each year from the seedling stage onward." but this is vertical growth I assume.I run it 8 - 10 hours per day, and have almost no direct sunlight to supplement.The only two remaining questions are whether it lasts as long as it claims and how well it will fruit. Guess I could always add a redder-spectrum light at that point if needed.

The light color is nice, and having three of these over my succulents is like having a small sun in my dining room. There is a bit of a lag when turning on the bulb, and the bulb is a bit larger than I would like, but I’m pleased overall.

The bulb is bright and the light spectrum is a match (using my spectrometer to confirm). The LED's themselves may only consume 45 watts of power but the entire bulb(LED's, Fan, Power supply/Driver) consumes about 150 watts of power. The wattage was tested using a power meter. Also used my DVM to measure current draw. At 115 volt, the current draw was 1.28 amps which equals 147 watts. If you are using this LED light to conserve power, this is not the light to use.

This bulb is Very intense for 45watts. I bought 3 bulbs and this one was by far the strongest. Actually seen growth response within a week. ( unbelievably ). Can not put to close to your plants or you will burn them. Not a joke. I don't believe you can replace a 400 watt HPS like it says in the description (Two different animals) but it's really good. Best standard socket E26/E27 bulb for growth I've seen to date. The fan is quiet and believe me it needs that fan. Note that this bulb is rated for a 35,000 hour life span and states on the box. This is a small bulb comparatively( surprising ) and if it holds up at all, I will definitely buy several more of these.

This light has a natural color and best sunlight bulb for plants. All of the plants do better under this light! I had to buy more because the effect was so good. Definitely worth the price!