BESTVA 2025 Upgrade DC2000 Led Grow Light with High Yield Diodes Full Spectrum LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Greenhouse Veg Bloom Light Hydroponic Grow Lamp

Love this grow light! I started my first plants under a couple of LED grow lights from a local store and had a lot of stretching early on. Over time, I could tell that the plants were stunted so I purchased this light. I really like the ratchet, it made it very easy to adjust the distance as the plants grew. The size seems to be perfect for two bushy plants.

So far this light is amazing. I have the 3000 watt version, and the build quality is exceptional. It has two lighting modes (vegetation and bloom), and two built in fans. I am confident this will be plenty strong to support my plants, coming from a 150 watt light and my seedlings were too weak to stand up on their own. Also worth noting the customer support is great, I emailed them to activate my warranty and they responded same day and let me know that they will be there to help out if I have any issues! If you are on the fence with any of these lights, I recommend you go for it.

Excellent grow light. Very well engineered design. I love the fans built in that keep a light flow of air on the plants. Easy to use and install. My plants are doing great.

I started with one 1000 and am up to two. I will likely have four by the time I finish the flowering stage.Unfortunately... the lumens produced by this light at just 24 inches are only 14,000 lumens. and varies in intensity dramatically as you measure closer to the light... where it reaches around 100,000 lumens.Ideal lumens per stage:5,000 seedling, 14,000-50,000 vegetative, and 45,000- 65,000 flowering. (Cannabis)Resolving that I liked the idea of multiple low intensity lights able to be used from multiple directions as opposed to one high intensity light with limited versatility... I further liked the idea of the plant being able to get extremely close to the light without sustaining damage... or having a need for c02 supplementation. With two lights, the lumens in the area around 22,000 directly under each light... and 25,000 where the light intermingles.... with the addition of two more... I could expect to have around 40,000- 50,000 lumens at the center of the plant and if adjusted daily. .. I could directly maintain 45,000 to 65,000 lumens to the canopy of the plant from four directions.... playing it major safe... but being super intense at the same time..... (white walls with a large back mirror so far.) a proper tent or reflective area might show small to large differences in these measurements... which I do intend to play with. anyway, wish me luck!

The media could not be loaded. Keeping my Tropical flower alive and well all winter.It has grown to 5 ft from 2 ft over the winter.I bought it to try and save the plant I have almost killed every winter for the last 3 years. I usually dies back to only a few stems that I struggle to keep alive until summer.This year I will be WAY ahead and it will look awesome.It is not too load and the heat it puts off is manageable .Lux @ 1 ft = 51690 @ 2 ft +19827 @ 4ft 6 in + 2484 ( using phone app )Picture is of plant Jan 10 2025 Video is of plant Apr 30 2025

I needed to start upgrading my 4 year old lights and chose this one to start with. The cooling fan is silent and the light output is fantastic. The hanging system is fast and easy to hookup. It is a really nice light at an affordable price.

This is my second one, I've loved both.

I did have some issues with this older model which i do not think they sell anymore, I beleive they have a new upgraded model that is signifigantly cheaper. I bought this for a little over 140 and was disappointed in the durability of the light. I only used it one season for some indoor fruits and I mean only a few months of light use and the power button that swivels on a little plastic peg broke at that peg and was no longer able to be switched back and forth, pushing the power button out and away from the light instead of retaining it in the correct position. So i packed it away after season and when I tried to use it again I had to put a piece of tape over the button to keep it from popping out and turning the light off. Well as this tape lost stickyness the button did pop out and almost shocked me as the button holds the contacts together to power it and those contacts arced and got me just a little bit. So I am unable to use the light although its almost brand new other than that button. I am going to try to email the company and will report back with a follow up. I did notice on their current offerings that for the money I paid at time of purchase, you can get a 2000watt light for 129 compared to the 140 something I spent for the old 1000w model. I am hoping they will be able to send me a button assembly I can swap out myself or maybe even just send me their new 2000w model.