21000Lumen LED Work Lights with Stand - 3 Head Portable Work Light with 16FT Cord - IP66 Waterproof Tripod Worklights for Outdoor Indoor Job Site Workshop Garage Construction Site Lighting

It's actually bigger than I thought. Easily installation. The lights are very bright and tough. You can work at night and still be able to see what your doing.

This is easy to assemble, it is very bright once you turn it on, perfect for late night projects or even gatherings. It is not a heavy product to carry, the cord lentgh is good but it if was longer it would've been perfect.

Received in a basic cardboard box. Instruction guide for installation is pretty basic - not much help. A couple of pointers:1) Use the black spacers on either side of the central light.2) There's one long knob; hold that to the side for installing the central post that the lights connect to. Connect the lights to the central piece first, then install. Make sure that the cords are tucked behind the legs (you may need to use the included allen key to losing the nuts to move the mounting brackets).Overall: Lightweight and very bright. Light is brilliant white - not for use for photos as it's a 'cold' tone, but great for looking at things and getting consistent, even illumination.2) Stand is easy to assemble, and definitely lightweight. I've used other halogen bulb light stands, and this one is about a quarter of the weight, and doesn't have the risk of scalding you on the bulb enclosure.3) Not great for low-down illumination - the stand is best for heights above 3 or 4 feet, and goes to at least 6' or so. Good for overhead to down illumination needs, bad for 'ground up' needs. The LED lights screw on and off, but are all hardwired together so you can't take it apart and use them individually. They all turn on and off individually, but the cables are connected.If you need easily mobile shop illumination with a pretty easy setup, this is a good product.

Works as should and extremely BRIGHT !!!!

The media could not be loaded. I've had the chance to test this out for a bit now, and holy cow these lights are BRIGHT. Like, don't look directly into them cuz they're so bright lol. But they light up my entire garage on their own which is nice. You can rotate each individual light indpepndent of the others so the illumination coverage is great. Plus, they don't generate a bunch of heat like older style lights. The frame is lightweight making it easy to move, but the base is wide enough that it still feels secure despite the light weight. Assembly was pretty straight forward too which is always a nice. Also, it's really tall if you extend it out all the way. It almost reached my ceiling! Overall, great buy!

This light is very solid for the price. I was looking for a work light, and didn’t want to spend a bundle so, after reading multiple review, I settled on this one, and I’ve been very happy with my purchase.Assembly is quick, and though I was a little worried about the very fine threads on the tubing, it went together mostly smoothly, and without cross-threading. Just be gentle when you put it together for the first time.I’ve used this light a total of 40 or 50Hours since I bought it (I’m working on a project where there is no light source, so this is what I’m using, and so far I have had no issues.Yes, as others pointed out, the LEDs do stay on in a very dim state when the unit is tuned off, but this is due to leakage current coming through the LED drivers: and isn’t a concern. It’s only just bright enough to tell they aren’t completely shut down.All in all, I’ve been very pleased, and the only suggestion I’d make is that you’re really careful when assembling the tubing to mitigate the risk of cross threading the fine, and if I’m honest, somewhat shallow machine threads.

Throw away your old painting lights. I was hesitant about why this late. And I don't know why I didn't buy it sooner. It is amazingly bright, and shows all the imperfections in the walls when painting. It is easy to clean and easy to use. It also comes apart, so you could store it easily.

I needed more light in a dark section of my home woodshop where the lathe is placed. But especially I needed a bright light that would shine into the recesses of bowls being turned, even more necessary when the blank is dark wood, like walnut. Finally, I needed light that wouldn’t put out a lot of heat which would overheat the shop or burn me when I might move it to adjust the aim.I heavily rely on customer reviews before I purchase, because the reviews will reveal buyers’ remorse about flaws missed during the selection process. With this research, I quickly ruled out halogen lights on a stand because they are too hot and too easy to break the lamps. This left LED lights, which were more expensive than the halogen lights for an equally bright light source. The primary concern that I read about in the reviews for LED work lights was that the stands looked fragile, and were sometimes even broken upon delivery. So I ended up selecting the Zetunio brand work light because reviewers were happier with what they perceived as sturdier stands.So far I have been quiet happy during my 6 weeks of ownership. I like that I can turn on and aim each of the three lights independently. I like that I don’t feel heat blasting my back when I’m at the lathe. I like that the lights don’t burn my fingers when it is time to turn them off. I am careful not to trip over the stand tripod legs, because the connecting joints don’t look overly strong. That being said, I do have a shop and can easily fashion replacement joints should I need to do so—they’re not that complicated. So far, however, they are just fine and hopefully will be for a very long time.If I had to do it over again, I’d by the Zetunio brank again.