AQUANEAT LED Aquarium Light Full Spectrum for 48 Inch to 54 Inch Fish Tank Light Fresh Water

Great little light for my 15g saltwater QT tank. Super simple, does the job, looks great, and its cheap. Ran perfectly for a couple months before I dropped the light in my tank water for about 15 seconds by accident. Light worked for a day then starting flickering and died. Not the lights fault, it was mine. Ordered a second and I'm back in business.

So far so good. I've only had it a day, but so far it works great on my 55 gallon tank. The colors are great. I hate to say it, but it's almost too bright. It's difficult to look at the light directly. The tank really pops in the room and draws your eye due to the light intensity. I was a little worried about the light wanting to bow due to length, but it really doesn't. It sits nice and low too so it's out of sight. I am definitely happy with it considering the price versus other aquarium lamps.

Great light for the price. My tank is 29 gallon tall with plants, and the light is plenty bright. An integrated timer would be nice, but the light works fine with the separate timer I was already using. This light replaces a more expensive Current Satellite that amazingly lasted 10 years before it started failing. The Current had programs for different colors, creating storms, etc., but I rarely used those features. I mainly wanted enough brightness and the correct spectrum for my plants. My tank is primarily honey gouramis, and they look good with this light. There might be another LED color combination that would make them look even better, but I'm happy. Plants are doing fine.

I just got it but I love how bright it is, my only thing is that there's no in between, like a dimmer light. There's smaller lights but there's no option to have just them on, it's only on or off. I wish I would have looked at it closer before buying but I'm happy to have a new light, you can actually see in my tank now. It was very easy to use and install, you only have to take it out of the box and plug it in! It appears to be good quality for the price. It's lightweight and isn't very wide so there's plenty of space left. My tank looks like a whole new tank!

I bought the AQUANEAT LED Aquarium Light for my 12-16 inch fish tank, and I’m really impressed with it! The full spectrum light makes my fish and plants look amazing, bringing out their colors so well. It was super easy to set up, and the brightness is just right for creating a healthy and vibrant tank environment.One of the best parts is how it supports plant growth. Since using it, I’ve noticed my plants looking healthier and more vibrant, which is awesome. The built-in timer is also really convenient—I can set it to turn on and off automatically, which takes the hassle out of remembering to adjust the lighting.The build quality is great, and I love that it’s energy-efficient. It fits my tank perfectly and provides good coverage. Overall, I’m really happy with this light. It’s a solid value for the price, and it really makes my aquarium look beautiful. Definitely recommend it if you want to upgrade your tank’s lighting! There is no noise level and it is perfect because there is no flickering.

It fits my 20 gallon perfect .It’s nice and bright , plant growth definitely works I checked the roots of my plants in less than a week I’ve seen about an inch in growth.I wouldn’t say it water proof but definitely water resistant I accidentally dropped the right corner of it in my tank and it still working perfectly fine .It has a good quality feel to it

I am really inpressed with this LED light. I had an old Perfecto fluorescent light on a 20 gallon fish tank. Initially I was just planning to purchase a new replacement fluorescent bulb but then I realized the cost had come down so much on LED lighting and aquired this for perhaps the cost of one to 2 fluorescent bulbs. It is very easy to assemble and you can plug it into a cheap indoor timer to give it the ability to turn on and off on automatically. The cost for the timer and the light was around $23. Heat from the LED light is noticeably less than from the fluorescent, and no hassles with the infamous flicker that fluorescent bulbs suffer as they age. Also, the colors of my fish and aquarium decor are noticeably more vibrant than under the fluorescent light. Doesn't quite cover entire tank width but seems to provide ample and excellent lighting. Here's some pics comparing the light differences.

For under ten dollars this light does perform very well i do wish it was a bit larger i got this for my 5 gallon tank, It is the smallest size. In my biggest gripe is the lights intensity is not adjustable and there is no timer function. However, kind of myself to blame for going with a cheaper option. If you don't care about adjustable light parameters and perhaps a timer function, this light is amazing and should perform well under most conditions. I will say, after testing out another brand which does have these functionalities in mind, for essentially, ten more, maybe fifteen mkre bucks depending on the size of your tank I will be replacing it with another one from that brand. You get what you pay for and in this case I will likely just it as grow light If I plan to propagate small batches of plants later.