Galaxyhydro?

[joejenn]

So good or bad?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00NNDHVCG/ref=ox_sc_act_image_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2L94QV6P0R9ON

 

[WhiskeyCoffee]

I'd say spend slightly more money and get a quality brand. They are good lights for an attractive price but if you comb the reviews you'll find plenty of headaches due to poor wiring, poorly coded app, poorly translated instructions, etc.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

I'd say spend slightly more money and get a quality brand. They are good lights for an attractive price but if you comb the reviews you'll find plenty of headaches due to poor wiring, poorly coded app, poorly translated instructions, etc.

+1
yea its probably fine. you get what you pay for.. I went SBreeflight. His name is mike. He lives in Florida.

 

[fuzzylogic]

I actually have this exact light. I agree with Whiskey on the coding and there may be wiring issues with batches but if you are on a budget then I say go for it. Mine has been rock solid for close to a year although I turn it on and off manually. The color is amazing, Shimmer isnt crazy and off-putting, and I have had success with all of my Mid level corals. Currently have one on a JBJ Rimless 30 Gal with mostly Euphyllia. IMO it is a reasonable consideration for en entry level light with LED that offers color and intensity controls.