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120 2835 SMD LED Underwater Fishing Light，8" 10.5W DC 12V Review
Our verdict
The 120 2835 SMD LED light costs $17.99 and holds a 4.3 star rating across 156 reviews, competitive with the SAMDO and the 10-pack strobe on both counts. The one number that stands out is 0+ units bought last month, a flat reading that separates it from the steady 100+ pace of every other light in this comparison.
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Anglers who want an 8 inch, 10.5W underwater light at a mid-range $17.99 price with a solid 4.3 star rating, and who don't mind that recent purchase volume on this specific listing has slowed to 0+ per month.
Skip if
Skip it if the 0+ bought-last-month figure makes you uneasy about how current the listing is, or if you want a light backed by a larger, more active review base like the SAMDO's 1,009 reviews and steady 100+ monthly demand.
- Material Metal or Robust Plastic
- Color Green
- Pieces 1.0 Count
- Priced 18% below the category median ($21.99 across 15 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.2/5
overall
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Owner rating4.3/5
4.3 average across 156 owner ratings
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Popularity3.7/5
156 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
An underwater light that measures 8 inches and draws 10.5W at 12V is built for anglers who want a compact fixture rather than a bulkier unit. The 120 2835 SMD LED light fits that description at $17.99, backed by a 4.3 star rating across 156 reviews.
Amazon lists the housing as metal or robust plastic, sold as a single 1-count unit in green. The 2835 SMD LED chip type and the 8 inch length are the two most specific data points on this listing, giving buyers a physical size reference that some competing lights, like the ReeMoo or the Geelin kit, do not publish.
One figure breaks from the pattern set by the rest of this comparison. Every other light here, the SAMDO, the 10-pack strobe, the F2, and the GBOAKALL, shows 100+ or 500+ units bought last month, while this listing currently shows 0+. The 4.3 star rating across 156 reviews still matches the 10-pack strobe's 4.3 stars from 142 reviews, so the rating history looks solid even where recent purchase volume does not. That gap between rating strength and current demand is worth watching before buying.
Pros
- At $17.99, it sits below the SAMDO's $18.99 and the 10-pack strobe's $20.99 on price.
- 4.3 star rating across 156 reviews matches the 10-pack strobe's rating pattern from 142 reviews.
- 8 inch length and 10.5W, 12V spec give a clear physical size reference most competing listings don't publish.
- Metal or robust plastic housing option offers a sturdier build description than plain ABS plastic.
- 156 total reviews is a larger sample than the ReeMoo's 92 or the Geelin's 128.
Cons
- Bought-last-month currently reads 0+, the only light in this comparison without an active 100+ or 500+ figure.
- No published weight, unlike the Geelin kit at 1.99 pounds or the F2 at 1 pound.
- Ships as a single 1-count unit, so anglers needing multiple lights must buy more than one listing.
- Rating trails the FG20H's 4.6 stars from 276 reviews by three tenths of a point.
Specifications
| Material | Metal or Robust Plastic |
|---|---|
| Color | Green |
| Pieces | 1.0 Count |
Performance notes
The 8 inch length and 10.5W draw at 12V place this light in a similar power range to the ReeMoo's 13W, 126 LED unit, though the two use different LED technology, 2835 SMD chips here versus an unspecified LED type on the ReeMoo. SMD LED chips are generally compact and evenly distributed across a fixture, which for an 8 inch housing likely means light spread along the length of the unit rather than from a single point source. The metal or robust plastic housing option gives buyers a choice between a sturdier metal build and a lighter plastic one, though the listing does not specify which was used for this particular unit. Green remains the color output, consistent with every other light in this comparison, so color is not a differentiating factor here, only size, wattage, and housing material are.
What buyers say
The 4.3 star average across 156 reviews places this light in line with the 10-pack strobe's 4.3 stars from 142 reviews, a solid and consistent rating pattern for the category. What stands out is the 0+ bought-last-month figure, the only reading in this four-product set that does not show 100+ or higher recent activity. That does not erase the review history, 156 reviews built up over time still reflect real buyer experience, but it suggests current demand has either paused or shifted toward other listings. Buyers weighing this option should note the gap between an established, positive rating history and a currently quiet purchase pace.
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Frequently asked questions
Why does this light show 0+ bought last month when others show 100+?
Amazon's bought-last-month figure reflects recent purchase activity on this specific listing, and it currently reads 0+ while the SAMDO, ReeMoo, Geelin, F2 and GBOAKALL all show 100+ or higher. This does not affect the 156 existing reviews or the 4.3 star average built from them, but it is worth checking stock and listing status before ordering.
What size and power does this underwater light offer?
It measures 8 inches long and draws 10.5W on a 12V line, using 2835 SMD LED chips. That combination gives a specific physical size reference that many other listings in this comparison, including the ReeMoo and the Geelin kit, do not publish.
Is the housing metal or plastic?
Amazon lists the material as metal or robust plastic, without specifying which applies to this particular unit. Buyers who need a confirmed metal housing should compare against listings that state material more precisely, since this option covers both possibilities in its spec field.