LEDMO 26000 Lumen Led Work Light with Tripod Stand 200W IP65 Waterproof Adjustable Angle Portable Led Work Floodlights with 76.8in Metal Telescoping Tripod for Warehouse, Yard, Job site

Seems good ,we will see how long the leds last . . . Maybe try another brand or buy this one again

Nice, bright and lightweight. Unit does not get hot like older models. Only issue is it does not have a on/off switch on the unit. It requires unplugging to shut off.Revision: the seller contacted me regarding my review to advise that this product is now available with on/off switches. Here is the link: https://sellercentral.amazon.ca/nms/redirect/4741a605-eb6f-368e-9a53-0a3200509d0d?sk=XSiYtL8EBLQBoMMEcuUzTWPpEqaANulfq7fotjSk0nDvIR4bpUah6ZtoKJ3sjbbErADoVlHfhB7par6DUF1vA&n=1&u=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYW1hem9uLmNhL2RwL0IwQjdLUzhCNkQThat’s an Amazon seller that really cares and stands by their product. Kudos!

It’s a bright light. Equivalent to a 500 watt halogen or maybe more. Good for seeing drywall and paint imperfections. It is a very white light not the warm yellow of a halogen

Have only used this once, so can't comment on longevity. I can say the lights themselves seem really well made and are incredibly bright. If you need more light than this, you're probably working in an airplane hanger. The removeable "light bar" is a nice feature . Unfortunately, the lights work better sitting on the ground than on the stand. The "bad list" is long in my opinion.1. No master on/off switch. The plug is the on/off switch.2. No separate on/off switches for the lights. Would be nice to able to turn one off.3. The top plate of the stand is a very loose slip fit into the top tube of the stand, which means the lights wobble back and forth. This is a non-issue indoors, but outdoors with wind, the entire light bar assembly wiggles back and forth 1" to each side. Hope you like weird shadows dancing around you while you try and work or relax outdoors.4. The neck of the top plate is plastic, so you can't weld it to the stand to get rid of the wiggle. Maybe epoxy/JB Weld would work?5. Cord is too short for a work light. Not expecting a 50-foot cord but15 feet or so should be the minimum.6. Quality control is lacking. On my unit, the top rotating cuff that clamps the tube in place was wedged against the screws that hold that miserable top plate on. I had to use a pair of Channel-loks to get it loose.On a $50 light I'd just shut up and deal with it, but this isn't a cheapie. Expected more. Should've looked at the pictures more closely or asked questions, but I was in a hurry and needed a bright, versatile light for an outdoor working weekend. I got a bright light at least.

I bought two of these for the backyard rink (40x80 feet) and set one of them up to see how it would work before opening the second one. This is what it looked like with the first light alone. The stand is a nice feature, but it's pretty wobbly if you extend it to the full height. Strong wind would blow over. I had to secure it in place. Hopefully will stand up against the elements.