43.3in/40W LED Matte Black Modern Vanity Light Up and Down Wall Mount Light Indoor Wall Light for Bathroom Lighting Fixtures (Warm Light 3000K)

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING...My husband installed this (he's very handy). It's something you should have an electrician do, if you're not handy. He installed it in 10min. He said it was easy & straight forward as per the directions. It's really well made and sturdy. It gives us great lighting in our hallway. It's gives us that modern, but elegant look..less is more. I love the pop of black & it was pleasantly surprising on how beautiful it looks. I just LOVE it!

Assuming the non-replaceable LEDs don't die in some short period of time... I really like this light. The light color is perfect for a hallway, stairwell, or living room. Maybe in a bathroom you'd want a whiter light (if that's your thing). It's metal, which is great for rental properties like my ADU... I've already ran things into it and it wasn't damaged like a glass light probably would have been. The light output is perfect for my use case (top of a stair well) and covers the wall up and down with light as you see in the photo. It's designed so mounting screws are not seen from the bottom (they're up top) and it's easy to install in any light fixture box. Probably could attach it to an outlet/switch box just as easily. The mounting plate is thick metal, too, which is wonderful... strong mounting is a good thing. Only downside is the attached connection wiring is (1) aluminum, (2) thin gauge, and (3) a wee bit short... hard to hold up the light and connect weak/thin aluminum wires at the same time. Got it done, though. Oh, the white color is a nice pasty flat white... not a glossy or overly bright toilet-like white.

Needing reading lights over two beds, a couch and a chair, we ordered four of these in white with warm white LEDs in the 32.6" length. All four are installed and working exactly as hoped, installed by a handyman friend, which basically involved poking an outlet hole at the right height above existing wall outlets, and running a new wire from the existing outlet to the new one. Because these light bars lack their own on/off switch, our installer bought small toggle switches for each at Home Depot, and wired them into a new 3/4" hole at the right end of each light. The toggles include a small red LED when off, so finding them in the dark is very easy.The result is spectacular! The new lights are very bright, but not uncomfortable to look at, with all their light being directed up and down when mounted horizontally. (Although this would be a good reason for not installing them verically anywhere anyone would have to stare into the LED lights directly.) As an unexpected bonus, the white finish exactly matches that of the chair rail trim in our house, making the installation look even more professional. Another bonus is that they only stick out from the wall about an inch and a half, so they don't make our small home feel any smaller.One option not currently offered is a shorter 12" version in white with warm white LEDs. We considered buying the black 24" version and repainting it, but the wall where we'd like to put it over another chair really isn't wide enough for even a 24" lamp to fit easily. I'd also suggest offering an on/off switch like the one we installed as an option.Highly recommended!Update: After measuring again, we COULD use the existing 24" 3000K version, if it were offered in white too rather than only in black, so hopefully that will eventually also be an option.

Ordered this light for my small bathroom. Came well-packaged, on time and as described. Easy enough to hook up to the existing electrical and the mounting plate is plenty sturdy. Looks great installed and it’s definitely a keeper. Here are my two cons:1. Not very bright. I like a bright, complexion-enhancing (lol) light in the bathroom. This light is not that. It’s a little dim for my taste but would be perfect in a powder room. I will turn on the shower overhead light when I’m doing makeup or skin care and that’ll fix the issue.2. There are two, eensy-weensy screws that attach the light to the bracket and they were really, really hard to get in the right place due to the light’s placement between the ceiling and mirror. I could not see the holes and even when feeling around blindly, the screws were so difficult to get in the pre-drilled holes. I figured it out eventually, but I would give this a difficult rating if you’re installing in between like I had to.

Perfect ! I still need to add a mirror and 48 inch vanity!

I'd been looking for months for a light fixture to replace a halogen fixture that I'd ruined by placing bulb that were too bright into it.The big problem I have with most vanities is that they're never bright enough and the color temp is often wrong. I chose the white light, which is accurately 5000k, just like daylight, just like I wanted. The specifications say it's 5200 lumens, which feels about right. It was the brightest I could find and lights up my medium sized bathroom quite well. The install was as easy as it gets, and it's quite stylish. Photos were very accurate.The leds don't even have the "led flicker" that can plague discount led lighting units.The only thing I think people need to be aware of is that due to the shape of the housing, it casts light up and down close to the wall and at a narrow angle. If there is any dirt on your wall or mirror, it will highlight it. I just cleaned everything and everything is fine.There's nothing I want to change and I couldn't have done better without spending significantly more money.