SEAOURA Led Aquarium Light with Timer, Submersible Aquarium Plant Light, Fish Tank Light with Auto On/Off, 3 Lighting Modes, Adjustable Brightness (26.8 in for 28-52inch Planted Tank), 14W

I now have bought three of the 11in. lights for my aquariums. they have exceeded expectations. they are easy to set up and program. The light enhances the color of the fish and plants. If you are looking for a full spectrum light with a timer and dimmer that is easy to setup, I would highly recommend this light.

Like the timer and ability to control brightness and whitelight

I’d like to give this 5 stars but the fact that I can’t adjust the brightness when using the timer is a drawback for me. The timer settings have a preset brightness that is not adjustable. It does have a dimmer 15 minutes after turning on and 15 minutes before turning off so that’s nice. Great light with lots of adjustable settings. Easy to install. Good color options. Good functionality, despite the timers not being adjustable. Great value for the price. Plants seem to be happy so that makes me happy. All in all I’m glad I bought it.

I wish the light was a little bit longer, but it works great

Color is very nice. My fish love it.

I really would give it more but the suction cups are just awful. The light works great. Lots of color settings with blue light options to get it just right. Completely waterproof. I know this because it is constantly falling into the tank. Several times a day you have to pick it out and restick it. I've had it for over 2 years now and it still works well.

I really like this light because it’s submersible. It provides a very clean look without lights disturbing the clean lines at the top of the tank. Great features with a 24/7 timer to imitate dawn to dusk is really nice. The light turns on and off gradually so you’re not bombarded with light when it automatically turns on. I think this feature also reduces shock to the fish. The first light I had on the tank didn’t have a gradual light feature. When the light came on the fish scattered. The fish aren’t bothered by this light at all. It seems like they know feeding time is coming when the light starts barely illuminating at the beginning of the timed cycle. I’m getting another one for a different tank.

I did not want an aquarium. I inherited it from my father back when he and my mom moved from their home to an apartment and they needed someone to take care of his fish. He was the one that always loved aquariums and having all sorts of fish. But once I inherited his fish, I've been having to care for fish ever since. I've gone through quite a few aquariums since then and a variety of lighting systems, from the old-fashioned vacuum tubes to LEDs, and I have to say this is probably the best aquarium light to date. The options for either strictly blue or a mix of blue and white lighting or just white lighting is a bit clunky to get used to, but, once set, it's great. The best feature has to be the timer, which allows you have the LED turn itself on for a certain time period - 6, 10, or 12 hours - and then it turns itself off for the rest of the day. Once set, you don't have to do anything to it unless the power goes out. The only downside is the suction cups, which has at least once slid down. Still, it's submersible, so there's no risk of electrocution to retrieve the light. In all, great light to get for your aquarium.