Fimilo Motion Sensor Garage Light 150W Deformable Garage Ceiling Light Bulb
What we analysed
BVR’s AI bot is continuously reading, learning and evolving to generate reviews.
24,648 reviews
covering
40 products
for the category
Commercial Bay Lighting
Experiential insights by users
About Fimilo Motion Sensor Garage Light 150W Deformable Garage Ceiling Light Bulb
Overall Feedback:
69% positive
76% praised for its exceptional brightness, while 24% found it underwhelming
I have 15 lights in my garage/workshop and it is very bright.
The 80 watt bulbs are too bright to look at.
71% liked the modern and sleek design, but 29% found it unattractive
The lights are bright and the adjustable angle feature makes it easy to focus lighting where desired.
The lights have a warm glow that is rare in LEDs and can be directed as desired.
While trying to screw it into the housing, the threading between the conductor and the body snapped.
80% appreciated the smooth dimming adjustability
The lights are very bright and the adjustable angle feature makes it easy to focus lighting where desired.
I did not expect a switch to turn off the motion detector feature, which transforms the fixture into a regular light controlled by a wall switch when needed.
70% liked its rugged and durable design, while 30% experienced premature wear
I have noticed that the motion detection can detect movement through walls, not just line of sight.
One of the lights was broken when I opened the box. It was broken where it is attached to the center piece.
The first garage light arrived broken with a busted hinge, causing it to hang by the wire. This shows poor durability of the product.
The threading between the conductor and the body is entirely plastic and it snapped while trying to screw it in to the housing, indicating poor durability of the product.
79% liked the easy installation process, while 21% encountered difficulties
I can aim the light to get into all corners of the basement, which is not possible with regular bulbs due to low ceilings.
While trying to screw it into the housing, the threading between the conductor and the body snapped, revealing the wiring.
