LynPon Sputnik Ceiling Light Fixture, 12 Lights Black Chandelier for Dining Room, Mid Century Chandeliers Industrial Hanging Light Vintage Pendant Light for Foyer Kitchen Living Room Bedroom

Understand it comes with no bulbs at all so there is still money to spend. It works nicely with disable bulbs. Using 40W equivalent led bulbs and it is as bright as the sun with twelve bulbs. It takes some persistent time to build connection is easy to existing wiring, very basic job even for a beginner. Tip wear gloves whileInstalling start to finish to keep the oils from your skin off the metal. 10/10 would buy again.

Looks lux in my home

Love the look it was hard to screw the tubes into the circle ball. It took way too long but afterwards it looked lovely.

Great quality Sputnik style light we out over the island. Used Edison style bulbs and this thing is so bright it will hurt ya. The style is unique and we love it. People always comment on it. If you have 8 foot ceilings and are tall you will hit your head on this. Great over an island or higher ceilings. Did come with extensions.

I saw a lot of reviews that say it’s hard to assemble. Super Easy and looks great. Just a warning bulbs cost more than the light fixture.

Exactly what I was looking for to tie my dining area in with my stainless steel modern kitchen. The dimmable Edison bulbs definitely give it the right look. I had an electrician install it, but I did put it together, which was easy once you unclip 24 of those plastic zip ties that hold each section down during shipping. It was like unwrapping a Barbie. Not good. Consider using twist ties, please. Now I know Edison lights sometimes don't last very long, so time will tell if the replacement bulbs become a hassle. I hope not!

I absolutely love this chandelier. Easy and quick install…. Sturdy, Perfectly sized, and might I add, all the parts were there, that’s a big plus for me.

Product itself is very good for the price. It looks gorgeous and works fine. But the packaging was terrible. They tied the connecting parts wrapped with styrofoam sheet and plastic cable ties so tight it was almost impossible to cut them without cutting the wires. It took me more than 30 minutes to cut them away and connect the parts together alone and also I was left with so many small pieces of styrofoam and plastic pieces. They should reconsider how they package their product.