Feit Electric LED Garage Light, 3 Panel Adjustable Screw-in LED Shop Light Bulb, E26 Base, 4000 Lumens, Non-Dimmable, 5000k Daylight, Garage Ceiling Light, White, ADJ4000/5K/LED

Works great! Very bright!

I am blown away by these garage door lights. I got the 12,000 lm four light bulb and it is so much brighter than all of other knockoff bulbs that claimed to be 20,000 lm. The color temperature on these are perfect. They are super bright but not blindingly so. And best of all they do not interfere with the remote control from our garage door opener. All of the other ones I have used make it so that we have to be right next to the garage door to open the garage from our cars. I have switched over all of our garage lights to these and we can open our garage door from down the block like we used to be able to

Bought two of these to replace some lame CFL bulbs in my garage. This bulb is a game changer for the price. Easy to install, very bright, great for garage, basement, closets.

Reviewing the 3 panel 4000 lumen with motion sensor. Mostly happy with it. I think the 5 minute shut off timer is too long and wastes energy. Funny because our previous lights had a 30 second timer and they were terrible for working on something in the garage and suddenly being in total darkness if you hadn't moved for half a minute. More time is definitely better, but now we are at the other extreme, 5 minutes of no motion before turning off is pretty long and something else can trigger it in the meantime and end up keeping it lit for a long time.These are decently bright. Feit is a slightly more recognizable brand name and I figured their 4000 lumen claim might compete with the other no-name brands that claim 8000+, and it does. Plus if you learn about lumens, twice as high of a rating does not mean it will seem twice as bright. So this 4000 is similar to what we already had. This bulb claims to be 35w while my previous ones say 60w, so that's good for similar brightness.The only other negative I can think of is that when you open the light panels, they stop at 90deg perpendicular to the socket with the light shining straight down. Other lights I've had allow you to push the panel further "back" to create a larger spread of light. Although these light panels can be twisted side to side and somewhat create the same effect, light shining towards the ground at an angle rather than just straight down. It's harder to adjust this twist style using a stick or something from the ground though. Already had to take the bulb down once just to be able to make an adjustment.These lights made me aware of the fact that these motion sensors can actually detect you through walls. When I found out these had a 5 minute timer I put one of our small security cams out in the garage because I just wanted to watch and make sure it really turned off. This accidentally led to discovering that when I walk in the front hallway of my house which runs along the left wall of the garage, the light turns on, and it's not from vibration or movement. I read that certain types of motion sensors can actually work through drywall. So now combine that with the fact that this light stays lit for 5 minutes when triggered, and that could add up to a lot of wasted energy in a day. I went back to the garage, moved this 5 minute light to the far side of the garage, and brought my remaining 30 second light closer to the house side of the garage. Now I see that these 30 second lights that we've been using for years turn on when someone walks inside the house too, I never knew that before because I never had this camera in the garage. But if it's going to trigger accidentally, I would rather have a 30 second delay instead of 5 minutes.This light has a switch for 3 different color temperatures, which I guess is nice but I will leave it on the coolest setting and never touch that again. I would have rather had a switch for motion delay duration. Or a feature to control areas of motion detection and tell it to only trigger from a certain direction. Considering it can see through dry wall, I don't know if I can use tape or foil or anything else to cover part of the sensor and try to stop the false activations from inside the house. If it can detect through a wall I don't think covering it with tape will stop it.We have 2 overhead light sockets in the garage and I ordered this Feit bulb to replace one of the previous brand that had died. If I liked this Feit bulb I probably would have ordered another one so they would match. I don't think I will because of that 5 minute motion delay. Anything from 90 seconds to 3 minutes would be better in my opinion. If not for that 5 minute feature I probably would have bought more of these. Only thing left is to make sure that it lasts a long time.

The panels fold down, not up, so there are definite limits to where you can point the light if you're looking to light things up below it. The flexibility does make it easy to control the bounce off the ceiling, so it's great for indirect lighting.Aside from that, it's a great light - links easily to Google Home, full RGB plus white, very bright.Edit: the very bright depends on what you set it to of course. Got one for the kitchen and when set to incandescent it doesn’t seem as bright as the 1680 lumen 2700k Phillips LED it replaced.

Nice and bright, and I like that I can change the color temperature on them! But the design and manufacturing technique used to affix the threaded portion to the stem is poor. Some are good and take the minor abuse they are subjected to while being installed; others I’ve had come apart from minor knocks. With a little ingenuity you can reattach them, but you shouldn’t have to.

I tried several Led lights in the garage and shop. The problem is getting the right amount of light without blinding yourself by some harsh high lumen output.Think of these as just a really verstile light bulb. They are pretty powerful, but the ability to turn the arms so that the light isnt quite so direct into the deepest part of your cornea makes them super handy. I have one that faces straight up, so all light is diffused through reflection fron the cieling, and its plenty bright for a standard ceiling height. I have plans to buy more once I get around to finishing a shop renovation. At this price, its an excellent value.

There's a LOT to like about this innovative lighting fixture. It screws right into a standard light bulb fixture, it has four panels that fold-out as much as you like, and -- man, all four of them are very, very, very bright!I had a 200-watt old-style incandescent bulb in the garage, and I dreaded the time when it would finally die, but now I wish I'd bought this Feit garage lamp long before now. It is excellent!One thing I don't understand, though... the product description here at the amazon page says that it is a "3 panel" light, but actually it is a FOUR panel light fixture. And, yeah, these things aren't cheap, but honestly, I have no doubt that these lamps are definitely worth it, especially considering that they'll probably last for years and years. And you'll always love how BRIGHT those panels are!