QWORK Professional Light Bulb Changer Kit - 3 Piece Set - Extension Pole Compatible, for High Ceiling Incandescent Bulbs with Standard, Floodlight & Recessed Changer, Secure Bulb Replacement Tool

Worked very well to change the standard light bulbs in our spotlights in our livingroom that are about 12-15 feet in the air. We have an expandable stick for washing windows that it fit perfectly one

Truthfully, I had two floodlight-lightbulbs to change. I didn’t wanna spend a ton of money for two uses. This was the cheapest option and I was super skeptical. It was going to work. But it worked brilliantly. Screwed the suction cup onto the broom handle. I already owned changed out the two bulbs in seconds. Untying the string was the hardest part.If you just need to swap a couple bulbs, best cheap option. Just throw it on your own broom handle and go.

Doesn’t work well or at all with small bulbs. Small holder only works with regular bulbs and not at all on candelabra bulbs. I couldn't get the sticky holder to loosen bulb as it kept turning loose at pole even as I kept tightening it on pole, Probably take care of many of your bulb changing needs but not all. It works ok for the price I paid.

Works great. I used an old metal broom handle with a screw in end for a perfect fit.

The tools aren't threaded, the tiny thumbscrew to attach to an extension pole is too small and useless, and the plastic suction cup is warped and does nothing but slide around on the bulb. Worthless.

Yeah I mean it’s really strong. The attachments worked very well. The suction cup was strong and helped with all those overhead light bulbs. Glad I ordered it

Works great

First off, it's nice to be able to buy this set without the obligatory extension pole (which we already have 3 of!) that so many big box stores package together without an option to buy just these items. Generally, it works well, however, the rubberized grabbers that are built into the flexible heads move around a lot. If you have smaller bulbs, for example, the grabbier parts don't always hit the bulb well enough to move it around as effectively as it could.The "suction cup" is a nice idea, and sometimes works, but with many bulbs being plastic these days, it does not soundly adhere to the bulbs as well as it should, and sometimes loses contact in motion (of course, since they're plastic, this reduces the danger of breakage, but bulbs still shouldn't be crashing to the ground, regardless).Side Note: Most extension poles have adjustable threaded heads (the part that these items screw onto), which allow the threaded piece at the top of the poles to tilt and lock into various angles, rather than using the pole straight on. However, when using these products attached to the top, it is nearly impossible to effectively use them on top of a pole that has it's head tilted, because there is no way to actually turn the bulb (without the entire pole having to swing around widely to do it). So just assume these are effectively used when the pole is straight up and down without use of the tilt mechanism that most have built in. FWIW.Wouldn't recommend this set for the suction cup, specifically, but the main 2 pieces do a decent job and when combined with an extension pole make for easy work of changing lightbulbs, both and high above (depending upon the length of the extension pole used - sold separately).