20000lm Brightness Tripod Work Light

Very bright indeed. This light is going to get a lot of use around the house and doing rental remodels.The tripod is easy to use and fairly light. The head unit with the two lights is the heaviest part of the setup, but not too heavy to be unwieldy. The lights lock into place easily on to the tripod. The whole system is stable and I had no concerns working around, no need for additional weight on the bottom of the tripod.This unit was used for interior remodeling (drywall, texturing, painting and baseboard install). The mobility of the lights allowed quickly putting the light exactly where it as needed. The color is a bright white, could not verify exactly but seems to be in 5000k range.Just got the light so I can't speak to the longevity. Overall build quality seems good.

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I bought this light to light up the backyard so I can get an hour or so of leaf gathering in on weekday evenings after work during the Fall leaf season with my riding mower, as it’s almost dark by the time I get home from work and change my clothes. I only do the leaves when they’re dry and I don’t want to waste too much of my weekend gathering leaves, so it helps if I can do a quick hour once or twice a week, after work. That puts me at the mercy of daylight hours (darned switching between daylight saving and standard time), and the weather.I did encounter one weakness with this light: the plastic sleeve(s) to loosen / tighten the pole sections that can be extended or retracted (telescopic) have cracked, thereby not providing the necessary grip to tighten the telescoping sections at the height you want. I solved this by using a metal band hose clamp wrapped with duct tape. It’s not as good as good as having an intact tightening sleeve, but it gets the job done.Assembly out of the box was quick and easy and I connected it that evening just to see how bright it was and how much it illuminated my backyard. W. O. W.! This work light is Excellent! Honestly, we could host NFL night games in our backyard with this light.

These lights came out on top after having reviewed multiple different types of work lights for work (I'm a contractor). They're bright, easy to setup, and of course water resistant which was important for me. The fact that you can adjust the brightness is also very helpful.The only issue (and why it didn't get five stars) is the tripod base. The center pole (middle of the three legs), when extended, sits down at the same height/clearance as the three legs. Obviously this poses a problem on anything except a perfectly level surface. Given that this is a utility light, I found this to be an obvious design flaw. That being said, it's still usable, so I'm happy with it and would recommend it to other contractors.

I love the design. The way it easily disasemples and fold makes it great for storage and traveling to/from work sites.By the way, it's bright. Honestly, it might be a little too bright. Never thought I'd say that, but the brightness is a little excessive. In smaller areas or corners, even the ambiance can burn the eyes. But I still give it 5 stars.

I bought this when I started my house remodel project a couple of years ago and it still works great.It is a good tool.

This provides a great amount of light and doesn't get hot like the old halogen bulbs. Comes mostly assembled, just need to attach lights and tripod base.The top part detaches from the mount if you want to set it on the ground or elsewhere. The tripod style mount sat perfectly on the ground. The neck can extend or collapse.I used this to finish building a deck and shed in the complete dark. Absolutely what I needed.

This light is beautiful and bright. Using it indoors for painting and sanding I tend to either point the light directly at the ceiling or only turn one on at time...that is how bright it is. I've always wanted my own portable work light, I've always been a fan of those halogen ones growing up. Those however, get extremely hot. For a 20,000 lumen light after using it for over an hour straight, gets hot but not hot enough to sear your skin after touching it for a second or two like you would on a traditional halogen light.