10 Best LED Lights for Garages
for June 2023

The Hykolity Linkable LED Shop Light for Garage is a great alternative to conventional fluorescent, metal halide, and incandescent shop lights. It's brighter and more efficient, and it's even dimmable, so you can set it to the right brightness for your work area. The Linkable LED Shop Light for Garage is also much less expensive than comparable fluorescent and metal halide lights, and it's much brighter, so it's an excellent choice for shops and garages. It's easy to install, and it's durable, so it should be good for at least 20 years. However, the Linkable LED Shop Light for Garage is not the best choice for confined spaces. The 4-foot-wide light has a relatively narrow beam, and so if you have a lot of shelving or other items in your shop, the light may be difficult to light up the entire space, especially if you're working overhead or in a corner. The Linkable LED Shop Light for Garage is also expensive, and it's more expensive than comparable fluorescent and metal halide lights, so it may not be the best choice for budget-minded shoppers. However, it is still much less expensive than comparable fluorescent and metal halide lights, so it's still a good choice, especially if you prioritize brightness and efficiency.

The tanbaby garage light is comparable to the Lithonia Lighting LIFX Home Light we previously recommended, but it's less expensive, and its light is more uniform in color, which is important in a garage. The light is bright enough to replace a 60-watt incandescent bulb, and it's dimmable, too. The one area where the tanbaby doesn't stand out quite as much as the LIFX is temperature. The LIFX Home Light has a color temperature of 4,300 to 5,000 K, and the tanbaby is 5,500 to 6,000 K. The tanbaby is also a little warmer in color, while both lights are neutral enough to serve as general overhead lighting in a garage. The tanbaby is also brighter, and it has no bulbs to replace. It also has a better warranty: The LIFX Home Light has a 1-year warranty, while the tanbaby has a 3-year warranty. The tanbaby is also a little smaller than the LIFX, making it a better fit for smaller garages. The tanbaby is also one of the only garage lights we've tested with an adjustable angle adjustability, so you can direct the light where you need it. Overall, the tanbaby is one of the best garage light bulbs we've tested, and it's well worth the cost.

The 2 Pack LED Garage Light is a very nice, bright, and durable garage light. It offers plenty of light for your work area and, at 150W, it has enough wattage to provide plenty of illumination. The LEDs are bright and long-lasting, and the light output is evenly distributed. The lights are easy to hang, and they can be angled to project light exactly where you need it. The 5-panel design provides plenty of light across a large working area, and the 15000 lumens provide plenty of light for even large areas. The lights are dimmable, and they offer several brightness settings. The lights are covered by a 1-year warranty.

LECLSTAR garage light has 5 panels(as shown in image) and 1 central lighting panel, total 160 watts, 6500 kelvin daylight 16,000 lumens Super Ultra Bright led lights for your garage, providing you the real first-class indoor lighting experience. The 5 panels can be bent and turn freely, which allows you to adjust the light to 90 degree angle. This garage light is your best choice for garage lighting. The garage light is equipped with 240pcs topquality chips, which can output 16,000 lumens brightness and 6500k ultra bright daylight light. The garage light is designed with demountable structure, easy operation and maintenance, and has a long service life. The garage light is easy to install and dismantle, and can be connected to power directly. The LED garage light is waterproof and dustproof, making it suitable for different environments.

The Craftersmark 2 Pack LED Garage Lights 120W 6500K are bright enough to light up a large area, and they fit most standard recessed cans, so installation is fairly straightforward. The 4 adjustable panels are helpful in lighting up dark corners, but we found the light to be too bright and the panels distracting, so we'd prefer a dimmer switch. The lights are energy-efficient and the cost is almost the same or less than comparable incandescent or fluorescent fixtures, so they're a good value. However, the fixture is made of plastic, so it's less durable than metal fixtures, and the light is significantly dimmer than the LED fixtures in our top pick, the Garage Master Garage Light. The Craftersmark light is also more expensive than the Garage Master light, but if you're concerned about light quality, the Craftersmark is the better choice.

The LED Garage Lights from TaoTronics are excellent. The lights are bright, easy to install, and provide good lighting for garages, workshops, warehouses, and other large areas. The LEDs have a good color rendering index (CRI) of 80, so the colors in the lights appear true, and the lights are bright enough to illuminate large areas. The lights are energy efficient, with a 140-watt draw and only 18500 lumens, so they don't cost much to run. The lights are dimmable, and come with two settings: 1) 3000 lumens and 40 watts, and 2) 6000 lumens and 90 watts. The lights have a 7.8-watt per lumen rating, so they're plenty bright for garages and warehouses, but they're not bright enough for outdoor use. The lights are easy to install: Just screw the lights into lamp sockets and you're done. The E26 base light bulbs that come with the kit are bright and have CRI>80, so the lights provide good indoor lighting. The lights also have a 5-year warranty.

This light has lots of light, and it's bright and clean enough that it can be used as a task light or for general lighting in a garage or workshop. Its adjustable panels let you direct the light where you want it, and its multiple mounting brackets let you install it on a wall or ceiling. And because the panels swivel and pivot, the light can project in different directions, depending on how you install it. It's easy to install, and its programmable remote control lets you control the light's brightness and the color of the light (four shades of white, two shades of red, and two shades of blue). It has 180 watts of power, so it's powerful enough to light up a 2-car garage. It has a lot of light, but it's fairly quiet, so it's a good choice for a garage or workshop. The bulb is bright, and it's rated to last 50,000 hours, which should give you more than 12 years of light.

The LED Garage Lights 2 Pack 12000LM Garage Ceiling Light has some of the best features of any light we tested, including a brighter, more evenly dispersed light and dimmable and adjustable lighting panels. The dimmable light allows you to adjust the brightness to your preference, while the adjustable light panels allow you to rotate the panels to 90 degrees, which illuminates the entire garage. The light casts a lot of light, which is helpful when working in your garage, and it features a 4-foot power cord, so you can plug it into an outlet 3.5 feet away from the light fixtures. The flexible panels also allow you to direct the light where it's needed. The light has 60 x 60 degrees beam angle, and it has a 6500K daylight color temperature, which casts a cool white light and is brighter and more evenly dispersed than warm white or incandescent bulbs. One downside, however, is that the light isn't bright enough to be usable as a work light in a garage, warehouse, or workshop. This light does a good job of covering an entire garage, but it's no match for a 100-watt incandescent light. The LED Garage Lights 2 Pack 12000LM Garage Ceiling Light is also the only light we tested that uses 100 watts and casts 12,000 lumens, but it's much more expensive than any of our other picks.

The LED Garage Light 4 Pack (4-Pack) was a bargain when we tested it, but now it's an even better value. The 4-Pack is a great deal, because the 2-Pack costs almost twice as much. The 4-Pack has 4 adjustable panels, so the light can project 360 degrees. The 2-Pack only comes with 2 panels, and one of them projects only 160 degrees. The 4-Pack casts an even, directional light, which is perfect for garages and tool sheds. The 4-Pack is brighter than the 2-Pack, and the 4-Pack has 4 more LEDs, so it's brighter with the same amount of power. The 4-Pack has a 5-year warranty, and the 2-Pack has a one-year warranty. We liked the 4-Pack so much that we purchased a second 4-Pack, and we don't plan to buy anything else.