I have 6 of these and one just went out it flickered when I turned it on and now it won't come on at all. I will contact the company on Monday if they sent a replacement I will up it to five stars. I hope that this was just a bad one

Bought 12 of these lights and put 8 up. About 2 1/2 years in they started to fail. 3 of the 8 I put up have quit working. Glad I bought extra. Would never buy again. These were put up in my insulated workshop

I've purchased 33 of these lights and almost all have failed. It is a NIGHTMARE to deal with Honeywell for a warranty replacement. It took nearly a year to get the failed ones replaced. JUNK. STAY AWAY. WASTE OF MONEY.

I purchased 4 of these units. Shorlty after installing them, one unit completely went out. Unfortunately for me, thinking they were a long lasting, quality product, I hardwired them when I installed them, which I'm sure voided any warranty. Now I have to take a chance and buy a replacement so my lights will all match.

When it works it's great. Plenty of light, low energy draw. But I've now gone through THREE lights, and they seem to last less than a year each time. (They aren't in a high-use area, either, so don't really have that many hours on them when they die.) Sam's is good about replacing them, but it's a pain to take them down each time, return, etc. I guess I'll be taking this one back, too. Sigh.

Suddenly stopped working, in a very strange way - it turns on, but the amount of light decreased practically to zero, like you can see a little tiny light don on each LED patch. Manufacturer's agent told me that this lamp has a 5 years warranty, but newer contacts me again, after my claim.

I purchased one (1) of these lights to install over a work bench in a garage to see if I liked it. I purchased four (4) more for the general lighting in the garage. I like them so much, I replaced a working florescent 2X-F40T12 fixture over another workbench. I have a total of six (6) installed for +/- 2 years and they all work as new. I installed most of them on the ceiling drywall using plastic expandable anchors which are more than sufficient because the fixture is very lightweight.

I own many LED bulbs, strip lights, etc. all are non name brand, all work fine. I wanted a name brand shop light and bought 4 of these Honeywell, They all flicker, just enough to be annoying, ands the light is sort of dim as well. I think the color temperature a lot to do with it, Also its lame that the LEDs themselves, yes the tiny little components, are visible. I think thats what causes the dimness, because the light doesn't get dispersed from each LED properly. I have a 4000 lumens generic single LED thats 24" and it out-blasts this light. Took all 4 back.

I added several of these to my garage. The quality of the light output is great. My only criticism is the mounting method for mounting directly to the ceiling: 1. The metal is very thin and can be bent accidentally when trying to get the screw heads into both slots, and 2. The mounting holes are NOT setup for studs that are 16" apart. However, the lights are lightweight, so mounting with a screw and anchor should hold it fine.

Installed 6 Honeywell fixtures in my garage in Feb. 2020. Within a year, they all began to fail... started out with some flickering, then major flickering, then the LED elements eventually fail to light up. I've attempted to get a refund/repair/replacement from the company, but customer service continually tells me that my request is "pending approval."