Diboys LED Grow Light for Indoor Plants, 45W Plant Lights Full Spectrum Panel Grow Light for Seedlings, Succulents, Micro Greens, Vegetable and Flower, 2 Pack

worked great, was starting off my tomato seeds this season and my first set i bought from another company died like a week after i bought them these lights are still holding strong,

My plants grow better with this light compared to the other brands I have bought in the past. Great product!

item arrrived fast but not packaged well at all for shipping- rattling/loose items inside lights. be sure to check if light works when you receive it.

Bought the 45 watt 2 years ago. 1 of my panels won’t turn on, but that’s because my kids were messing around and broke it. Definitely glad they are still available!! Worked great for my seedlings and can’t be beaten for the price imo. Ordering another set, but this time in 75 watts, because I tend to start early and have them under lights for 2.5-3 months before transplanting outside. Although the 45’s worked, the extra light will only help.

**Updated Review**The company reached out to me after seeing my review about thr broken unit. Not only did they apologize, but they replaced my order quickly, no questions asked. Because of this, I will be going through them in the future again!My initial review is that the product came broken. The part that the cord plugs into, the clip that holds it in the unit came broken on one of them. All lights are working though.

Yes, seeds sprout and get their second set of leaves. But then they don't want to turn green and seem to stay red/brown until I introduce a full-spectrum grow light or natural sunlight. So, it was an okay buy, but not the perfect solution for starting plants early.

Working very well for vegetative plant growth.

I purchased these lights 2 years ago to use for starting vegetable seeds indoors. Of the 4 different models of lights I own, these were the least impessive from the start. They look and feel cheap. While setting up for this season, I noticed that both lights seemed dim. The same areas on each light are failing. My son, who has been studying electronics, unscrewed the back to troubleshoot. Unfortunately he discovered that the lights were designed to fail.Each light is divided into 2 boards with 3 sections. Each section has a resistor, but the resistors on the middle sections are 0-ohm allowing too much power to those LEDs. Once the middle sets burn out, the other sets will be subject too much power flow, causing them to burn out.Don't bother with these lights.