FWIW we have a very similar basement "ceiling" area, and about a year ago I replaced two twin 4' fluorescent fixtures with two twin 4" LEDs. It was exceedingly bright by comparison. Of course, part of that was that the fluorescent fixtures (if not the tubes themselves also) were dying. I got the LEDs at L---s and they came with a good warranty (3 years I think).
Fast forward less than a year, one of the four tubes started to flicker. I dutifully called the toll-free number of the brand and was instructed to take them back to L---s (I think it was a private label/house brand). Both fixtures - it was a two pack of twin tubed LEDs. Upon arriving at L---s, I got static about the return, as it was outside their return policy. I had to make my case firmly, and eventually a manager approved a full refund (but not an exchange). Curious, I went to the aisle and saw they didn't have those specific fixtures anymore (and a fair bit was picked over).
So I headed over to HD and looked at what they were selling. I ended up buying two single-tubed LEDs that were only 3' long. I think it was their house brand as well. Going to 1 tube/fixture and 3' instead of 4' was the right amount of light we needed.
In the old days we would just leave our fluorescents on all the time in the basement because they (eventually) were too slow to get started as we passed through. With LED, it's usually (but not always!?!) instant-on. So we turn them off at night now.
No wiring required for these, just an outlet, but I've installed wired ones too. Thanks, 7th grade shop class!