If you’re on a budget but don’t want to sacrifice on power, I suggest you take a look at this 100W grow light from LUYIMIN. It’s a no frills package, with just the bare necessities that are required for full-spectrum illumination. The light has a quantum board-like design with a 24 x 15 array of LEDs. Including warm white, cool white, red, blue, and a few IR and UV for good measure. It’s a very well thought out collection of diodes that will most assuredly provide full spectrum energy for your plants. The thin, lightweight aluminum board dissipates heat reasonably well, but you’ll want to be careful after it’s been on for a few hours. The driver is one I’ve not seen before, and I can barely make out the print on top. No matter, there’s very little information on top to begin with. The light weighs a scant 1lb, 9oz, making it one of the lightest grow lights I’ve ever seen. Especially one that puts out 100W. And that is the actual power, I confirmed (see pics). Being so light, suspending it from a light stand is absolutely no problem. I have several that are designed for reptiles lamps, and they all can handle 1.5lbs easily. To get an idea of the PAR output, I measured the PPFD at 12-inches and 20-inches using a quantum PAR meter. The values are below: PPFD 12-inches 505 umol/m2/s PPFD 20-inches 220 umol/m2/s As much as I like this light, I really wish it had a dimmer. I might try to patch one in, but it may not be compatible with the driver. I suspect the reason it was excluded was cost. And I get it, if the goal was no-frills, they’ve succeeded in a big way. Although the light does not come with a warranty, LUYIMIN markets several grow lights, and most have 4-star or better ratings on ecogrowhawaii.com. This suggests they have a good track record. So here’s my summary: ✅ ADVANTAGES ✅ ✔︎ 100W of real power. ✔︎ Good PAR/PPFD output . Core PAR coverage of around 2-3 sq ft. ✔︎ Generous 24 x 15 array of LEDs that cover the color spectrum. ✔︎ Lightweight. Can be easily suspended from a light stand. ✔︎ Low Cost. ❗️LIMITATIONS❗️ ✔︎ No dimmer. ✔︎ Unknown durability, no warranty. RECOMMENDATION: I'm happy to recommend this grow light because the ADVANTAGES are far more compelling than the few LIMITATIONS. Bottom line, it's a good buy, even a value buy, at the current price of $39.99. And it should be able to provide sufficient PAR-quality illumination for a 2-3 sq ft area. Maybe even a tad more if the plants can tolerate lower PPFD values. Good Luck!

This light has great color. We've had other grow lights, but the color ends up being more in the 4000K color in not pleasant to look at a thought they are all supposed to be full spectrum. These on the other hand, have a great color to look at and plants look great under it. Picture: On the right side, the Dommia light compared to another full spectrum light... Much nicer warm light and no blueish tint. Great lamp.

Fellas, this is the review you’re looking for. I was a bit skeptical at first because when I turned this light on it emits a white light (full spectrum light) and every other icebox i had seen used a light that was a deep purple color. Well it doesn’t matter because clearly these carmine 6s got blasted with enough UV rays over the span of 3 24hr sessions to remove most the yellowing. Don’t mind the adhesive i’ve yet to clean off the jumpman in the after photo. Even the solid white portions of the outsoles that i didn’t apply sole sauce to were brought back to white. I’ve also left jordan 5 lace locks in the box for a few sessions without sauce and this light managed to remove most of the yellowing out of those as well. My box is quite small, so i keep the light running at the 70% setting so that the shoes don’t overheat, and it still gets the job done. W light for a crazy good price. If you’re curious i used angelus sole bright and i lined the inside of my box with highly reflective mylar film.