FaithSail Dimmable 4FT LED Wraparound, 4 Foot LED Light Fixture with 3 Watt/3 Lumen/3 CCT, 30W/40W/50W, 3500lm/4500lm/5500lm, 3000K/4000K/5000K, 48'' Flush Mount Light, Fluorescent Replacement, 1 Pack

Easy install. Flexible lighting options. Installed these in my son’s kitchen as a surprise to replace his aging fluorescent fixtures. Plastic covers are a little too long, as reported in the comments. Simply bend one of the ends of the metal on the fixture out a bit. Place one side of the edge of the plastic in the groove of the fixture and pinch the lens a bit to snap into the other groove. The lights are installed behind a second lens for my son, so the fixtures themselves are not visible. Light quality and intensity can be adjusted somewhat to your taste. I like them and hope he does as well.

Easy install. Works great. I love the adjustable lighting feature.

Everything went great until the final step, getting the cover on requires some delicate force. We found it best to get into the grove it belongs by starting in the middle of the fixture and then sliding it on the remainder. It would have been easier for the manufacturer to allow one of the ends to open to slide it in. We did chip a couple of pieces but they are not visible so it’s not a big deal. Once it’s on it is very secure, good thing there are no bulbs to replace. The ability to adjust the kelvin color and wattage are great (just make sure it’s done before that cover get put on)!

No issues and plenty of light in our closet now. Would definitely would buy again.

Avoid. The light itself is pretty good. Nice and bright, small footprint, lightweight and easy to install. The lens cover is another story. First of all, it is 1/16” too long for the fixture. And this didn’t appear as a problem until I had the cover nearly installed. There is a little lip at the end cap that it doesn’t clear. Then the other problem occurred; as I tried to squeeze the cover into the tracks, using only my finger pressure, pieces started to break off the brittle plastic cover. Really, really bad design and choice of materials. It’s clear that whoever designed this unit never attempted to install it. Avoid.

The lights were as advertised. They have multiple wattage and color setting. The wiring configuration is a bit odd if you don’t plan on centering the light over the previous ceiling box. I had imagined a way to hide the wires internally. But that is not an option. It works for me because these exist to light up my garage.

I probably wouldn't buy these lights again. They are just too much trouble to work with. This fixture has no place to hide any wiring. So unless you are installing it to an existing junction box in the ceiling, you will see shadows of wires and connectors when the light is on. Even though there are knockouts in the ends of the fixture, it wouldn't look great if you used those for the wiring. The only way to do a decent looking installation is to attach a small junction box to the top center of the fixture and connect to the thin wires from the light inside that junction box. So that's an added expense. The light fixture frame is pretty flimsy (only about 24 gauge steel), so it's easy to bend when installing if you're not careful. The frame is also put together with pop rivets, so the ends can't be removed and reattached easily. The plastic cover is a very tight fit and feels like it would be easy to break. It would be a lot easier to get the cover on and off if the frame ends were attached with screws and could be removed.

Fantastic