Globe Electric 44777 Aleyna 2-Light Outdoor Flush Mount Ceiling Light, Matte Black, Clear Glass Shade

Tuve que regresar el producto porque llegó incompleto, sin las piezas básicas para instalar! Fue una decepción pues la lámpara se veía bien, me hicieron el reembolso pero yo quería que me cambiaran el producto, pues lo necesitaba, pero bueno …

Nice light

Love the clear glass at the base

For a few months now, I've been on a hunt for flush mount ceiling lights to replace the basic ones throughout my home. When I came across this light, I was all too happy to give it a try considering that both the style and the price were right for me (or at least the price was, in the end). Unfortunately, this light fixture did not work out for me and was promptly returned.PROS:1. Nice style with a clear glass shade that allows you to see the bulb. (Great for if you're using non-standard bulbs such as Edison bulbs.)2. Nice modern style at a price that doesn't break the bank.3. The light is packaged very well within its box by the manufacturer to help reduce the chances of it being damaged before it finds its way to you.CONS:1. Lighting -- this light fixture is so terrible at doing the primary thing it's made to do. The fixture itself may look attractive, but its aesthetic is also its own worst enemy. Because the fixture is solid aluminum and is nearly 5 inches in height, the only light that passes through is that which makes its way through the glass shade at the very bottom of the fixture. It's possible that this issue could have been avoided if there were two sockets for two bulbs...but there is only one. Though I'm still not sure this would have actually solved anything considering the height of the fixture that blocks so much of the emitted light. HOWEVER, my guess is that this issue may be a non-issue for those with high or vaulted ceilings (or for anyone aiming for "seedy bar" lighting).2. The "instructions" that are included are...virtually non-existent. Aside from reminding the installer to shut off the breaker, the "instructions" consist of a single graphic with no sequential steps or written process to follow along. I didn't have much trouble making sense of the graphic to complete the install and personally found the process to be fairly straightforward. But someone who has zero knowledge or experience in dealing with electrical wiring might find the install a bit frustrating based on what's provided alone. (Note: although the process is straightforward, just a heads up that a second set of hands will make the process easier when connecting the wiring.)FYI:The glass shade is glued to the aluminum on the inside. If you need to replace a bulb or clean out any dead bugs, you'll need to detach the fixture from its mount to do so. Neither a good or bad thing -- doing so would only require a screwdriver and a brain cell or two. Just information I figure some might find useful.

Please know, the picture does not do it justice. I tried and tried, and could not get a picture that represented how this light looks in person.Everyone that had come over since we installed it has either said something or take a long look at it. Whether day (off) or night, the unique shape of the globe and minimalist design makes it stand out.Pros:Plug and play.Tight seal on globe (mid-March through to May in NC and no bugs have gotten in)Cons:Final nut to fasten does feel 100% stable/on there. I went back and added some theadlock.