LED Aquarium Light, Full Spectrum COB LED Spotlight for Planted Aquariums, Small/Nano Tanks, Wabikusa, Terrarium, Paludarium

This light is amazing and is the perfect size for a small cube tank (around 3 gallons). Beyond 5 gallons, you'd probably need 2. I enjoy how bright it is, how sleek it looks, and how it doesn't create too much heat. It is pretty adjustable and it's great! It is easy to install, however, once cannot use this with a rimmed tank. Maybe if the rim is thin enough, but for my 75G, the clamp won't fit unfortunately.

Nice light with good color. Looks great as a spotlight on my planted aquarium

Absolutely beautiful lights. They are very bright, Par is a bit too high in a shallow tank, so I have to get creative and keep the plants off to the side of the center beam. I would LOVE it if it had a dimmer. I do LOVE the look of these, so clean looking on my two UNS nano tanks. I like them so much I'd rather work around them on my shallow tank than return. It's fine on my one gallon cube.

I now have two of these and may get more. I really prefer point light sources over the spread-out LED arrays because the aesthetics are simply superior. These are very bright and flexible and easy to add to whatever setup you have. It's great as a simple aquarium light and gives you that signature "shimmer" people drop big bucks on for Kessel and the likes, and it will grow you plants like mad without encouraging too much allergy [sic]. I particularly like them for vivariums, terrariums, and emmersed plant setups because you can (optionally) position the light high above the tank and point it where you need it, acting as a great light for whatever plants you might want to grow. It'd probably double as a fantastic hydroponics light.

This is one such item that when you unpack it you immediately fall in love with it. It feels like it's high end. It installs super easily. It's flexible without a dreaded goose neck. It provides a natural look that is a bit on the warmer side. There is no power brick to clog up outlets. All in all, it's a great lamp at a great price. I hope, it lasts long.

This is a well-built little light** (not bracket). It's much brighter than I expected and honestly looks really nice. I would, however, like to have the option of a dimmer for evenings as it is that bright. I'm giving the light 3 stars instead of a 4 because the light itself is great, but the mounting bracket is junk for the price range. I expect this kind of bracket on a sub- $ 30 non-PAR-rated light. I would also probably pay $5 for a better more versatile bracket. I have this mounted on a Marineland 15-gallon planted shrimp tank to accommodate above-water plants. The spot coverage is good, but if you are lighting a larger aquarium, I would use one light every 16 to 24". The functions is On/Off and point. The push button has a rubber cover, which is nice for splash protection, but it does not appear to have any ISO water rating. No power brick/wall-wart so it doesn't take up extra space on a power strip or outlet. **The mounting bracket is my least favorite part, and why I won't be buying another. It was definitely designed with rimless tanks in mind. To mount the light, there is a plastic set screw to secure the light like a set screw, allowing you to raise and lower as needed. There are two other plastic screws used to secure the bracket against the tank. Will it fit a rimmed tank? That's a big maybe, but if you have a rimmed tank, I would recommend going with something else. The U-shaped bracket will slide over the top of the rim but may not fit over the flared lip designed for lids, and that is about where the screws to secure the bracket land. Even with a rimless tank the bracket and mounting screws are sus. I believe they are made of polycarbonate, which is typically a pretty strong resin, but this bracket feels fragile; even if handled carefully, I could see it breaking or a screw cross-threading.

Used this on a low-tech 5 gallon cube, heavily planted with low and medium-light plants. My plants are finally growing and looking fantastic after a few years of struggling, this light was definitely required for my success. The cheaper aquarium light I used before didn't have enough light intensity. It gets a bit warm but otherwise works perfectly! I included pictures of the same tank from a year ago and today.

Its way too bright for small Betta tanks... They prefer murky waters so this will absolutely fry their little eyeballs. Also runs concerningly hot. Shame since the housing and the bulb seem to be of decent quality. I just don't recommend this for fishes.

lovely good quality light that works incredibly well, perhaps too well! had to buy an automatic smart plug because keeping it on for 20ish hours a day created lots of algae but my shrimps, plants and snails love it! on the pricier side but you get what you pay for. i love the little stand that’s on the clip (my glass aquarium cover leans right on it and it creates a gap where my plants can get out, but keep that in mind if you want the lid to be flush and not at an angle… Overall everything worked out perfectly for me and i love it <3

Not bad for a small aquarium, however why not to supply it with more versatile clip?! This one is good for about 3/8 " rim.