Current Usa Satellite Freshwater Plus Aquarium Led Light

Has anyone used this light?

Current USA Satellite Freshwater Plus Aquarium LED Light

My light officially died for my 20 long and I need a new one.
My LFS sells this same one. My tank has low - moderate light plants.
I am always just curious to see what other peoples experiences with it are + what the lighting experts say. I have no clue about lighting! Until this month I've still been using florescent light hoods that I got many many years ago!!

 

The light itself I think is fine, I have the basic LED one and the + is a bit brighter I think. Buying a remote for a light though, I got no use for it. The light I have, the basic one, is okay. Not going to lie, wish it was a bit brighter but I don't need the bells and whistles.

 

I have Just the Basic Freshwater model, no complaints yet. My plants are low light plants in that tank. I may try some medium light level plants in the future after I do a substrate change and see how they grow.

 

My boyfriend and I just bought this light (used) three days ago for our twenty gallon. I seem to be having some problems with it. We set it up and it worked fine on the first day, but come the second day it stayed blue and would not change color. I unplugged it and played with the connection piece and now it won't work at all.. Now I am fighting myself from launching it across the room into the nearest wall. I really NEED help. We bought it for forty bucks which I know is a steal, but obviously they sold it for that much knowing something was wrong with it. Can someone please help me. I really want this thing to work without me having to throw it out and waste that forty dollars.

 

I have this light (well 2 of them) on my 55 gal. I have 3 kinds of anubias, a buce, and marimo moss balls that are doing great. I have a Brazilian pennywort kind of as an experiment since my tank is low tech.

I did have 2 kinds of java fern in there but my black devil spike snails thought they were food.

Anyway, all the anubias are growing great! The two that have been in there the longest are nano petite. They have already a little more than doubled in size.

The other anubias and the buce haven't been in long. But they look great.

The pennywort I have floating and I think it gets too much light. It's growing well, but it's getting too much algae growth. I'm going to move it down a bit and see of it helps.

I really like my lights and haven't had any issue at all with them. I like I can adjust the light. I don't use the "storm effect" settings. I got them on a really good sale, I think I paid 21 bucks apiece. I don't regret getting them. I can go back and check exactly when I got them, but it's been several months now. Around 6?