VOLISUN
Solar Spot Lights Outdoor Waterproof 27 LEDs Lens IP67 SpotLights Solar Powered Auto On
Solar Spot Lights Outdoor Waterproof 27 LEDs Lens IP67 SpotLights Solar Powered Auto On
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Specifications
| Brand | VOLISUN |
| Manufacturer | VOLISUN |
| Product Type | LIGHT_FIXTURE |
| Item Type Keyword | landscape-spotlights |

- 5 stars: 4 (67%)
- 4 stars: 1 (17%)
- 3 stars: 1 (17%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Very bright, I bought 3 sets for my yard, I would recommend to anyone,
They are great, I use them to shine on my outside christmas decorations. They arrived when promised.
They appear to be working well. Plastic spike is not strong enough to put in harder ground.
Ordered the 12 pack and very happy with the product, will be ordering more. Easy to install, took 20 minutes for a dozen. The plastic stakes are durable, for a firm hold, don't be afraid to give them a couple of love taps from a rubber hammer after inserting them into the ground. Really brings a beautiful ambiance to the landscape at night. Not too bright but not too dim, plus 3 settings for your desired taste for lumens. Highly recommend.
In total, out of 12 lights, 3 did not work at all, one was super twitchy, and one wouldnot cycle through the colors. Kind of hard getting ahold of the manufacturer. However Amazon customer service made it right, like always. They put off a decent light, and the green is super bright. Also, the solar panel being adjustable is awesome to catch the sun no matter how you position them. Only ones i've seen so far that do that. The stakes are super thick and strong too. So many good things going for them, it's just too bad only 7 out of 12 actually functioned properly.
I've had this 8-pack set for about 6-months and all are working OK. I set them on the medium brightness setting (12-hours duration) and they are still illuminated at sunrise, albeit at a reduced brightness level. It appears that the brightness level gradually drops as the battery charge level drops from my medium setting at sunset to a level probably near low at sunrise. During the night, say about 3-4 hours after sunset, the brightness level drops to about mid-way between medium and low. Since they are rated at 300 lumens max, this lower illumination level discussed above will not sufficiently illuminate an object 10-15 feet away for normal landscape lighting (flags, house numbers, palm trees, etc.), particularly as it nears sunrise. I did not expect a great illumination level from these 300 lumen max lights, thus I am not disappointed and would buy them again based upon my experience with them for six months.