SANSI Dimmable Grow Light Bulb Full Spectrum, 40W Grow Bulb with Remote

Love this thing. Saved my plants. Definitely should buy.

So far so good I put this lamp in a corner where I don’t get any natural light and every plant I’ve put there has grown pretty quickly. I love that. I don’t have to worry about it since I am able to program the specific time and it just repeats it every 24 hours. You can also adjust the lighting. Make sure to also keep a distance from your plants for about a foot to prevent burning

Works so great! Put it in a cute hanging pendant light and it is so bright, love the timer and has done wonders for my inside plants. Will definitely purchase again. Good price too!

These lights are fantastic. I bought a few of them. They are linkable so you can set the timer and all of them are on the same schedule. I tried to use one as a "sun" to cast light over all of my plants, but it doesn't really work like that. It's better to have them focused on only a few plants or just one. I have them strategically placed around so the plants get the light, without blocking my view of my collection. That's delicate balance, and if I'm being truthful, I'd say that a few of my plants suffer a bit so I can see them. I just try and rotate plants so they all get a bit of the good stuff. You should buy these bulbs. They are really well built and come with a 5 yr warranty. Can't really go wrong. Invest the money.

This is actually a very good light. The PPFD is strong - I measured it. It does get hot, so be careful. After trying several brands, I think the two leading options for houseplant grow lights are Sansi and Barrina. Both are full spectrum, but the quality of light from Sansi seems better, it looks and feels nicer than Barrina’s. My only gripe is the form factor. Almost everything Sansi makes is a bulb or a spotlight-style design that points directly at the plant. I’d love to see them make T5 or T8 fixtures that can line a shelf like Barrina’s. They do have one, but it’s way too expensive for just a single 2-foot light. Maybe Sansi will read this and take the hint.

I must say in advance that these bulbs should never be used in a closed shade. These lamps get very hot. If you want your shade to look cute, then get something like wicker, rattan, or rod with open spaces. I had a 36w bulb with a rattan and white cloth shade. I could not touch the bulb and felt heat coming off of it. Once I removed the white cloth shade, it still looked cute with the rattan shade and there was no heat. I read some of the reviews with several people having issues with the remote. I have had it a couple of days and the plants are loving it. I ordered a floor lamp I am waiting for, but I was able to screw it into a ceiling fan light fixture with an extension for now and the plants are drinking up this light. I love the remote feature that is working well so far. I am considering purchasing another for a hanging grow lamp. What is nice is you can use these bulbs in any regular lamp so long as the socket on both are compatible.

It's a great bulb, on the heavy side and it does get warm.

Works great! Very strong grow light!

I’ve had this bulb over a year now. I love it and so do my plants. I purchased a lower voltage sansi bulb 6 weeks ago and it’s already giving me the flash of death for the last week. I’ll wait until this one goes on sale and purchase it again.

Excellent grow light! Very happy with the results!

The item description says "no risk of electric shock" and on the bulb directly it says "risk of electric shock" ...[not for use in total enclosed area]. Besides that these are great, ive had success growing in a large area with great airflow, but i was considering getting a tent and realized this is not the bulb for that after receiving it.

Nice powerful grow light bulb that can be used with a regular lamp. The round bulb design is good for giving a lot of light and warmth in a relatively small area, like a small shelf. The timer is pretty precise. Note that the bulb does get warm and creates warmth for the plants under its light, but it's not hot enough to hurt if you touch it. So you need to pick plants that like warmth to use that light. If you prefer cooler light and/or something that covers a wider area, I would recommend using a tube-shaped grow light.

Its a good idea but need a lot if improvement. 1st- too heavy but maybe thats how its made for its purpose so not a big deal. 2nd and the worst is if you purchase multiple bulb even though each of the bulb has remote its useless because the problem is you can not program the remote each bulb, so if you press for example off, then all the bulbs will turn off. If you change the light dimming setting, all of them will go the same. The problem with this is plants differs how long and how bright each plants need. I will give 5star if remote can be programmed each bulb.