GLORIOUS-LITE 100W Flood Lights Outdoor, 8000 Lumen LED Floodlight Plug in for Outside Yard, IP66 Waterproof 6500K Bright Exterior Work Light for Garden, Garage, Equiv 500W Halogen Work Lights

Okay, it's not quite that bright, but it is bright. I use it to provide light for indoor projects such as painting rooms or installing ceiling fans. It provides a great amount of clean white light. I've not used it yet in outdoor situations but I can see it would be very effective at lighting outside projects or activities. Just be careful to not accidentally look directly into the light (which can be hard if you're using it to light up inside projects). You'll have your retinas fried for a few minutes.

I have purchased now 5 Glorious lights over several years. NO PROBLEMS. work great. Great Value.

I thought my first one burned out after 3 + yrs, but the extension cord was unplugged so I bought again. This light is amazing and lights up a very large area. Who knows when I will start using as the first one is still going strong.

Well built, quite luminous for the lumens specified, though exact lumens cannot be measured. The mounting bracket is quite thin gauge material and tends to bend, if you try to adjust the angle on throw for the light, after mounting. They are best to be mounted and left alone.The length of the wire is very short 12" to offer any flexibility during wiring, suggested that it be at least 18" long.Overall serves the purpose of a brightly lit garage and to encourage energy savings (193 watts total compared to 600W Halogen bulbs), though in terms of overall lumens it cannot replace a 300W Halogen bulb, which is nearly 5000 lumens of a R7S.Since I also have an extended workshop in the garage and need more lumens, I have 2 of these plus a GT-Lite 500W Equivalent Daylight High Lumen (10,000 lumens) LED Light Bulb to make it really bright, so still a consumption of 300W total compared to 600W from two R7S earlier.

I hated my old hot running halogen light, was time to try one of these LED flood lights. There are so many out there. I didn't want to spend more than $40. This one had good reviews. It's a little bit bigger than my old 500w halogen, height wise. On my first usage, I was up in my attic in a tight area (not a place for the 500w HOT halogen) this light was a foot away and only got luke warm. Very good quality, well made not cheap feeling in any way. Dont look directly into one of these..it will take you a good 10 mins to recover..LOL haven't used it outdoors as of yet. I feel it lights a better area than the old 500W halogen. Now to find some kind of stand for this thing for working on my car.

I bought this light to light up back yard when my Boxer goes out at night. It's very bright, just what I was looking for. I have not used the motion detector. I really like using the remote that comes with it. It was very easy to install.

The Glorious Light LED 100W flood light is really bright and the steel casing appears to be very sturdy and well made. I'll use this light for projects or when we want to hang outside at night. I suppose you could install it somewhere, but the power switch is on the cord so I don't think I'd trust it out in the rain even though it says weather proof. The power cord isn't very long, so it would need to be used near an outlet unless you trust using a heavy duty extension cord. This light does not have motion detection, but if you're looking for a sturdy and bright light that is mobile, I would recommend this one.

I am only giving this three stars so that I can come back. I want to make sure that this fixture works well and lasts.I received and installed my exterior flood light yesterday. It was fairly tricky though. The bracket is situated in an awkward position so using my power drill to put the woodscrews through the holes was impossible without removing the bracket. There is no where in the description that speaks to this issue.I removed the bolts from the bracket with an Allen wrench, installed the bracket on an exterior wall, then replaced the bolts into the lighting fixture. At seventy years old it was a bit of a challenge holding everything in place by myself, so I had one of my grandsons hold the light in place while I replaced the bolts.This is the fourth exterior flood light that I have purchased. The last two (not from this vendor) that I installed in the same place failed within weeks. I am hoping that this one lasts as long as my first exterior light, which I have had for over three years.