80W E26/E27 Deformable Garage Light $25.67 (Was $39.50) Delivered @ Ottertooth Direct via Amazon

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Ultra Bright LED Garage Light
High quality LED chip adoption, total 80W, 5500 lumens. It provides 6000K and CRI 80+, which helps you get a more comfortable and clearer vision, no flickering and reduce visual fatigue. The LED ceiling light With 4 ultra-bright deformable LED panel can be folded up to 90°, it can cover all the corners which are not covered by normal light bulb.
Super Long Life & 90% Energy Saving
The LED work light is made of high-quality ABS material and have excellent heat dissipation design, high temperature resistance and corrosion resistant, which is good for stability, and helps extend the life of the shop light, but also save up to 90% energy.
Deformable Design & 360° Endless Lighting
This garage light is deformable, which means you can move the panel up to 90° or move down from 0° to 45° for meet you need. It ensures 360° area can be fully illuminated and different environment requirements can be met. With this bright garage ceiling light there is no blind spot in your garage, warehouse, basement, barn, station, workbench etc.
Easy to Install
No tools, no wiring and no professional electricians are needed for installation, our led adjustable garage light can use any E26/E27 base. The only thing you should do is screwing it in when you install the light. It is easy to install, everyone could install the light easily. Please make sure the switch is turned off before installation!
Wide Application
This Led garage ceiling lighting is a excellent replacement of conventional fluorescent fixture for garages, basements, workshops, utility and recreation rooms, storage rooms, barn, equipment rooms, large area lighting requirements, industrial workstations, workspace, carports, auto shops, task and general purpose lighting. It can be worked as a led garage light, low/ high bay light, led work light or led light bulb lamps.

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  SnoozeAndLose on 12/07/2021 - 10:26

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  OP what is your product better than so many other sellers on eBay who sell this cheaper?

  https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=Deformable…

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  EBC on 12/07/2021 - 12:28

  Question for people who have bought these sorts of bulbs in the past: are they any good? The wattage on some of them are super suspicious. The eBay link posted above has some going up to 250W which seems crazy for something this size. Even the 80W on this post seems high. Looking for something to use on my plant table that can be run through a lamp as the single 5W LED bulb I am using as a spotlight for one plant right now isn't enough.

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    UltimateAI on 12/07/2021 - 14:13

    I have the Philips UFO Light and that is around 24watts at 2200lm lumens. It's great for the study as it is broader and reduces shadows.
    This one appears a lot larger and more LED's so 80watts is plausible.
    I like the design, but this would too bright for my study, if I can find a Bayonet will try one for the garage

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  RandomBob84 on 12/07/2021 - 12:45

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  So I have this one

  https://m.banggood.com/E27-B22-60W-LED-Garage-Light-Bulb-Def…

  Had it for about 2 years.
  It looks oikt it's maybe between 12 to 20w output compared to a standard philips led bulb. The direction helps. It was for my garage that had a single bayonet rather than paying more to put lore lights in. Did the job well.
  It may very well be ineffecient and pull 80w, but 5000lumens I would call bull on that.
  Just checking my link above and it 6000lm. It is not that bright that is for sure. I would say about 1500 lumen. But for me what makes it worth it is the spread of light is much better

  Hope this helps

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    willyroo on 12/07/2021 - 14:55

    but 5000lumens I would call bull on that.

    And on the ">80% CRI".

    5,000 actual lumens, low CRI (ie high glare) and 6,000K makes for an eye-searing horror show in your garage…