Mars Hydro TS600 Foaming Up? Lol

[Rasterman]

Ts1000 came today...

So here’s my honest review of it so far. A much better build than her younger sister the ts600. However, off the bat as I picked the light up out of its box, two screws came flying out and into the box lol... can’t complain though they sent me it for free but I recommend whoever builds these actually makes sure the screws are tight.. because people will be buying it. Both screws came out the pcb board and the screws that mount the driver plate were very loose so I had to tighten those too

However, after putting the two screws back in I decided to fire it up. It produces quite a bit of light and is pretty blinding. I have it over my jammy dodgers right now and will leave a further honest review once she is done.

I like how they have elevated the driver too though. Just gives it that little bit better heat dissipation.

I have seen a couple of autos grown under this and they do pretty nice.

I will see how she does with my 240w kingbrite. Approx 390w in total.

Cheers

I think you're going to really like it. I'm really pleased with mine.

 

[GreenBean]

Mars just lost me as a potential customer. That behaviour is inexcusable, and the background crap going on about review changes and deletions is the worst part of it. Amazon must also be complicit in this stuff. Thanks for posting your experience.

Amazon is definitely complicit in it as they need to keep funding yacht purchases for Bezos.

 

[Olderfart]

Amazon is definitely complicit in it as they need to keep funding yacht purchases for Bezos.

Too bad none of the entitled shits didn't notice that a public bridge would have to be disassembled to get the #@!$!@$ boat out of the construction site. That thing is obscene.

 

[JAB]

How is your ts1000 holding up? Sucks you had a bad experience. Was just looking into mars hydro lights now i changed my mind!

 

[MrAutoGrower]

How is your ts1000 holding up? Sucks you had a bad experience. Was just looking into mars hydro lights now i changed my mind!

I’m gonna be honest as usual and speak my mind. The ts1000 is a better build and used in conjunction with my kingbrite 240w produces some amazing results. Their difference in color spectrum compliment each other. Ts1000 is a solid little light. Depending on the area size, it’s a pretty good light. What I think let’s it down is the size of the light. If they elongated it for a more even spread that’d have been amazing. But all in all, it’s a solid light. I don’t use it on its own though, my area is too wide for that. So I have to use it as a supplemental light. However, I did have one plant under it which was an Indica and it grew pretty large despite me snapping the main branch and it not fully recovering. I’m not so sure how much ts1000 goes for anymore. I’m not sure how easy it is to compete with comparing the same wattage and price point.

 

[JAB]

I’m gonna be honest as usual and speak my mind. The ts1000 is a better build and used in conjunction with my kingbrite 240w produces some amazing results. Their difference in color spectrum compliment each other. Ts1000 is a solid little light. Depending on the area size, it’s a pretty good light. What I think let’s it down is the size of the light. If they elongated it for a more even spread that’d have been amazing. But all in all, it’s a solid light. I don’t use it on its own though, my area is too wide for that. So I have to use it as a supplemental light. However, I did have one plant under it which was an Indica and it grew pretty large despite me snapping the main branch and it not fully recovering. I’m not so sure how much ts1000 goes for anymore. I’m not sure how easy it is to compete with comparing the same wattage and price point.

Wonder if the tsl2000 is maybe the way to go then? Thats the one i was looking at. Thanks for the input!

 

[Tom Bombadil]

Who could have imagined that cheap Chinese electronics might suck? :smoking:

 

[FarmerJake]

Wonder if the tsl2000 is maybe the way to go then?

FCe3000 is similar price point and a better light IMO, dependent on footprint you are trying to illuminate