Embedded spotlights and tube lights are two common indoor lighting and decorative fixtures. Their differences are mainly reflected in the following aspects.

Firstly, there is a difference in appearance. Embedded spotlights are installed on the ceiling, completely embedded in it, only exposing the light source part, making the overall design more concise and beautiful. And the tube lamp is like a cylinder, installed on the ceiling, slightly protruding.

Secondly, there is a difference in the irradiation range. Embedded spotlights have strong light focusing ability and are mainly used for local lighting and emphasizing specific areas. It can adjust the lighting at different angles and directions according to needs, making the illumination range more flexible. And the light of the tube lamp is relatively uniform, which can illuminate relatively large areas and is suitable for overall lighting.

Thirdly, there are differences in installation methods. Embedded spotlights need to have holes in the ceiling and then be embedded, so the position and quantity of the lights need to be planned before decoration. And the tube lamp is directly installed on the ceiling, which is relatively more convenient.

Finally, there is a difference in the way the lighting fixtures are adjusted. Embedded spotlights can usually adjust the direction and range of illumination by adjusting the angle of the lampshade or lamp head. And tube lights generally use a wheel or dimmer to control brightness and light color, making the lighting effect more diverse.

In summary, there are significant differences between embedded spotlights and tube lights in terms of appearance, illumination range, installation method, and adjustment method. According to actual needs and decoration style, selecting appropriate lighting fixtures can create different light and shadow effects for the interior, improving overall aesthetics and comfort.