Ultra-Thin MIWAT LED Flood Light Spotlight Led Search Lamp 220V Floodlights for Outdoor Garden Street Square (Cool White-6000k, 50W)

Use it for when I do craftwork, makes the jobs so much easier.

When the arrived it was so small however very well made for the money however after installing it and using it for a few months I am very impressed with the light output and quality of floodlight.

I bought this when the price was particularly low. It was to replace another similar one that is no longer available, that had broken after 3 yrs (different make). This is why I particularly wanted white so it blends into the light cream wall it is attached to as much as possible. The old one was 60 watts. This new one is a very good floodlight and it is appropriately brighter than the old one given the higher wattage. I have mine on a separate PIR sensor so the wattage is not very critical to me as they are not on for long. There are three downsides. The first is that the unit is white but there is a thick black surround. Honestly this bothered me more when I bought it than in reality insitu. The low price won me over. The second and slightly more annoying issue is the length of the cable. It is approx 200mm. In my case it wires into a nearby waterproof junction box. I was hoping to move the light a little from its original position (more under the eaves to protect it from rain) but this was not practical without extending the cable with a waterproof connector as you cannot get into the unit to attach a new longer cable. Thirdly the cable is black, so if I did extend it I would potentially have a black cable across my wall. Overall, I think for the price this is an excellent floodlight and it works well so providing you can tolerate these minor issues it is worth buying. I got the 6000k colour because it matches my other two adjacent lights. 6000k is bright white daylight and can to some folk appear cold or even with a hint of blue. (I personally cannot see any blue with this one). The other choice is 2700k which is effectively an orangely yellow colour that most people consider to be a 'warm' light as it is less startling. I chose the 6000k because it maximises the ability to see on my dark drive. I happen to know that the human eye can also see better and in particular see colours better in a white light. If you wanted a more atmospheric, but still bright light then you might prefer the 2700k. That is just personal choice.

A good light from a small unit at a reasonable price

Nice and bright have them hooked up to my Alexa just a couple of words then my garden lights up like a football stadium !

The media could not be loaded. These flood lit the pool from one side. Just 2 of them. The video is with spots on. The picture to show size. Initially tried halo lighting but too bright for viewers watching (Deck diving)The spots face away and reflect back without dazzling. How long they will last? I’ll let you know. Very high humidity.

Nice clean and unobtrusive design,easy to set up and has a strong bright light. Time will tell as to the reliability and longevity of the unit.

Looked to replace a old one that had packed up. This thing is so tiny more suitable for a doll's house.