LZHOME Hexagon LED Garage Light: 25 Pack Updated Bigger Size, 26400LM Super Bright Car Detailing Ceiling LED Shop Light for Warehouse Workshop Gym Basement Car Care Wash Room

I brought 2 sets and combined to make one big set. Ended up one hexagon short but still looks amazing and brightest up what once was a very dark area. I contacted the seller with a question and they were very quick to respond and did what they can to help.

Love these light, comes with the option to either plug into the socket or wire it in, took me about 15-30mins to get it how I liked it on the ceiling. It’s super bright. The only thing that I would recommend is if it could come with a switch, I ended up buying one separately. Also would be cool if there were color changing ones! But it overall I love the look and I can finally see in my garage now!

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This has been the best purchase I've made for my garage and completely transformed it from bearly lit to very bright. Brightness and color: Based on other reviews I was worried the lights might be too bright and that the light color would be too white. I recommend plugging a single light strip into the wall to get a sense of the brightness and color. Even after doing this I was a little worried but was more than happy with it in the end. It is bright and the light is white but not overly so. For me, I use my garage as a partial work shop and for parking my cars and the fact that I can see everything on every shelf clearly without needing a flashlight anymore is amazing. So for my needs it's the perfect brightness. Note: The lights are brighter then they appear in the picture, my phone camera adjusted to the lights by making the rest of the image darker. DIY Design: This was fun! I didn't want to have two separate sets of hexagons along each side of my garage, I wanted a design that was more interesting. I also only wanted to plug in on one side so I needed continuity in light strips (one power cable has a limit of about 70 light strips according to the instructions). I also didn't want to plug in to my ceiling outlet with the power cable showing; I wanted to hide the cable. After hours of sketch-up designs I decided on the design you see in the picture that I'm really happy with (44 light strips - two boxes of 25 light strips). Installation: Installing the light strips and related corner connectors was really easy. They're very light weight and have just the right amount of play in the plastic while staying a snug fit when connected. I ended up buying drywall screws from Home Depot and carefully drilled those in to the drywall (with a very small pilot hole from a drill bit). The lights come with screws and anchors but I didn't want to drill big holes for each of the anchors and spend the extra time setting them in place. The screws that come with the lights are good for using with the anchors but not as good if you plan to use them without the anchors directly in dry wall as their thread isn't really made for application into the drywall directly. Other reviews have mentioned they've done this and because the lights are so light weight they haven't had issue, but I wanted the lights to be more secure. I hand tightened the drywall screws and was careful not to overtighten. Getting the lights all perfectly aligned without a laser level was not easy and required re-drilling and moving 4-5 anchors but that was also not difficult. The hardest part for me was rerouting the 14 gauge conduit from the already existing garage light switch to the hex lights. What made this hard was finding the existing conduit in the attic, pulling it out of the wall space, connecting it to additional conduit so it would reach the power cable for the hex lights. This required 2 junction boxes which are not super easy to connect in an attic space. But this part of the installation will vary based on your setup. My goal was to limit the visible power cable (see the added picture). Overall: I love them!