Finally found a grow-light-lamp-stand that has a great appearance. Easy to assemble and use. Mine is located in the living room, where the sunlight doesn’t reach at all, but my plants are growing and thriving under it.

In short, grow-light-lamp-stand looks cute and does the work… so this is a good investment.
*The light is very bright, if you have sensitive eyes, I recommend that you do not look straight at it, especially when you turn it on or off.

Pros - Very good outputs (measured 2000-3000 foot candles at about 6 inches from the light and around 1000 foot candles up to about 18 inches away). This thing will light everything in the vicinity up to near daylight levels.

Comes with hanging hardware (wires) that can be secured to anything that you can tie the wires around. Also very lightweight. Silent operation.

Cons - no adjustments or switches whatsoever. It's literally just a power cable that turns the lights on full power when plugged in. You will need your own timer to control on/off cycles automatically, and the lack of brightness adjustments means you need to be ok with an extremely bright light whereever you intend to use it. Overall I'm satisfied, will see how my orchids fare...

From germination to flowering, the spectrum adjustment nails every phase. Worth every penny for serious growers.

Overall the lights are doing great, i adapted them to be upright vertical and they are doing great. I daisy chained 3 of them together for my first step. I'll repoet back on the growing portion, im teying out 7 lettuce, 7 kale and 7 broccoli

One small adjustment i needed to make was wdd hot glue to one side of the reflective shades since they wiuld jusy fly out while vertical (see pic), they dont advertise being able to go vertical though.

I do like the daisy chain portion, and the light seems to be perfect for leafy greens.

So far 5 stars, will report back if issues come up

I originally purchased a similar grow light by Yadoker. However, the timer function wasn't working properly from the beginning and I had to unplug it and plug it in again for it to turn on. After returning it, I got this one and it is quite an upgrade. Not only does it work oroperly, it also has more going for it. Not only can you control the light's brightness, but the it's "warmth", which is nice bonus. Also, where the telescopic arm meets the light is built better. It has a flexible joint instead of a hinge, which also gives it a sleeker look. The light itself diffusses better aswell. The electrical cord is of higher quality and has more weight to it, so it hangs straight/neatly. The Yadokers model has such a thin wire that it maintained all its kinks so it looked sloppy and cheapened the overall look.
So all in all, I am really happy a got this one instead. It's great value for the pricepoint.