Weipro LED lights?

[Wijic]

Has anybody heard anything about these aquarium lights? I was looking around for possible LED lighting for a 55g, and Weipro and Maxspect were the two brands that kept popping up as ones I could afford. Weipro definitely looks like a more 'bare bones' type of LED light, but it's also significantly less than the Maxspect. Has anybody heard anything about Weipro/had any experience with them?

 

[Mustang Boy]

i just looked up the weipro and the LEDs it uses are like .1w each and wouldnt grow any corals would just be good for accent lighting or for a FOWLR tank. the LEDs used by all the DIYers on here are 3w LEDs which put out alot more light and PAR

 

[black_ice_pc]

There's a very large difference between "3w" LEDs. Specifically, most all users use Cree brand LEDs, either XR-E XP-E or XP-G series, with XP-G being the highest output and best efficiency currently available. Some also use Luxeon LEDs but they can't compare to Cree's current lineup IMO.

 

[Wijic]

Looks like I'll be saving up for a couple Maxspects, then. Thanks!

 

[Mmckibben]

ecoray 60, and the light at the following link are $300.

http://www.ledwholesalers.com/store...hl=en&sa=N&tbs=isch:1&ei=ZRycS5KQCqOktgOf9pB-

 

[rioshilo]

If higher watt is better, then why not use these? At the fish need it website. They have 20w led's...

http://www.fishneedit.com/led-fixture.html

Anyone using them?