JACKYLED 7 in 1 E26 E27 Socket Splitter Adapter E26 Standard Medium Base Bulb in 1 Light Socket 4 Way Light Socket Adapter Lamp Holder Extender (6+1) Fixed Type Light Bulb Splitter

I ran across this by accident, like so many things on Amazon. I didn't realize these were even available. I chose the orbit-in-the-same-plane effect to ensure headroom in my basement workshop. Former homeowners had 2 bare-bulb outlets with 150 watt incandescent bulbs over a ping pong table. I converted the area to a workbench but hated the bulb glare and heat. I had switched to a fluorescent fixture that was better but not bright enough.Now I have 2 of these 7-bulb splitters in the outlets which are on a wall switch. I'm using LED 5000 Kelvin bulbs, 8 watt (equivalent to 60 watts incandescent.) Bulbs cost $1.50 each locally so each completed fixture cost $26. I have 10,080 lumens using only 96 watts for both fixtures. That compares to using (6) 40 watt fluorescent bulbs in 3 light fixtures, totaling 480 watts. As you can see, the new LED bulbs are much brighter and less expensive than 3 new LED shop lights that would produce equivalent lumens.No more flickering, yellowing, buzzing lights, just really bright silent light. LED bulbs should last many years. Pictures show new clusters versus old shop lights. When my garage shop lights stop flickering and just die, I'll replace with more of these LED clusters.

I ordered one for my tool room and noticed one socket (of the seven) didn’t work. No big deal I thought; not worth going through the return process. A couple of days later, I moved it to my basement and suddenly 4 sockets didn’t work... so I returned it and they sent me a new one. Well guess what? One socket doesn’t work! I don’t plan on moving it so I’m just hoping it stays the way it is. Definitely not going through another return! I would NOT recommend this particular model.

Did not work as delivered. Center contact in each socket did not touch the bulb. But easy fix. I bent each center contact out 1/8 inch so that it made contact with bulb. Then they worked great.

Simply garbage. I don't usually write reviews because I purchase many things for my business with Amazon every month. However I am amazed that how bad this product can be.The four socket splitter came with only 2 working. I thought it was the bulbs but I switched them around and confirmed that the splitter is indeed broken.Got the replacement and now all of them are bad. None of the socket works. I double checked the bulbs and the bulbs are all fine. I even tried the society one by one and binder of them worked.The worst thing is, and the reason why I'm so upset, I had to set the ladders and climbed up to do this every time. It's a waste of my time purchasing this garbage.

I loved the other extenders and expanders from this manufacturer but some 100w led bulbs did not work on it..so I had to use another brand or wattage of bulb...but it finally did work as it should. I had tried another brand for the same 7 way light which was a lot cheaper but one of the sockets was defective (wired wrong). I think I returned it. The cheaper brand is not worth it if it doesn't work. The JACKYLED brand is well made and I have bought a whole bunch of their products for my basement...so I would highly recommend this brand. They are a little more expensive but worth it.

My livingroom windows face an alley between my house and my neighbor, so we get 0 sunlight. I still chose to go with dark navy paint, so we needed some good options to brighten up the room. Being that I live in a rental I didnt want to invest much in a real fixture, making this perfect at under $20 price point. We used this with the TORCHSTAR A19 LED Light Bulb, UL Listed 9W (60W Equivalent) and a cheap ikea lamp shade. If I had to do it again I'd probably get the dimmable version bulbs and a dimmer just to be able to create mood lighting with this fixture. But that's my bad.

Pure garbage. I attached brand new light bulbs to it, screwed it in to the light socket and half of them didn't light up. I checked the bulbs and they all work individually but they don't work screwed into this device. I even alternated which bulb is screwed into each socket and half don't light up. It's not even consistent as to which socket does or doesn't work.The bottom line is that it is so cheaply made it can't supply the needed current to every socket at one time.

Lights up my garage nicely and removed a splitter I had previously that used 2 150w bulbs that went out a lot. I did have a connection issue in the socket on a couple bulbs where I had to bend the metal up slightly to make a connection on the bulb.