It feels solid and the design is quite striking. The translucent cover on the light softens and diffuses it. The light isn't glaring but soft and nice.
The overall height is around 19” and is extendable to around 24” total! The lamp itself, regardless of the app, is an awesome option for a good looking way to supplement the light your plant is getting. My only concern is what happens when the light b... Read More
This tabletop grow light is perfect for bonsai plants and succulents. I have it for my sundew and it's thriving. This tabletop garden light is much nicer than i expected!
It's sturdy and well made, no tipping, and very user friendly. I see no problem with it toppling over as the base is very sturdy.
The pictures tell the story. Which is awesome! It really is lovely. Love using this as a display.
Max ppfd reading literally touching under the light shield is 100. This is horrific. It is overpriced imo as well.
The base is too small or inadequately weighted. The stem is cheap, hollow plastic that barely supports the weight of the light. It's top heavy if all 3 lights are positioned on one side and falls over.
The power adapter runs extremely hot. It constantly disconnects making it to where it gets no signal so won’t turn off. The app refuses to find the device.
Vipar spectra is a great light for indoor gardening. The fixture is easy to attach to terrariums. The light is bright and cheerful on cold rainy days.
The dimmer is awsome. The adjustment knob works smoothly and it is attached solidly. I love the dimming knob, though it does not turn the light all the way off.
It's in the same price range as the mars hydro 1000 and the brightness and spectrum seem comparable. It compares favorably with lights that sell for a lot more. These are samsung grade lights for half the price of ac.
Bad lights and terrible customer service. The description says samsung leds. These are inferior sanan (you can tell because samsungs are square and cheap leds like these are rectangular). All of the comparative viparspectra listings imply that there i... Read More