Solar Outdoor Lights Waterproof

[Color: CoolWhite- 2 Pack]
I have bought this product more than once and the brightness settings is views the material. The main thing is the lifespan of these have not ended yet and I actually have bought some two years ago and then some more this year and the lighting coverage is amazing.

[Color: WarmWhite- 2 Pack, Color: WarmWhite- 2 Pack]
Oh’s been a few weeks now & they’re still working well. Just the right brightness we were looking for, for our big backyard. Easy to use. We’ve had lots of partly sunny days and these have stayed on all night until the sun comes up! I have 4 now. Easy to put together and stick in the ground easily. We’ll see how durable they turn out to be or fade, but so far we’re very pleased and will probably buy more for all around the house.

[Color: Multicolor-4 Pack]
The lights are one of the best I've ever got. The problem is the ground stakes. I got about 24 lights and most of the stakes broke or cracked. Sad part is that now I can't use the lights and there's no way to get the stakes from the seller.

[Color: CoolWhite- 2 Pack]
This is a really nice light. Assembly is super simple, looks very cool, and best of all I use the least bright light and it is really bright. I use it to light a boulder and a tree and it really does the job. What is really nice is that it stays lit for the entire night. I really sunny August day and the next morning had to walk the dogs and was still dark and the light was still lit. I would highly recommend this product.

[Color: Multicolor-2 Pack, Color: Multicolor-2 Pack]
My mom has become super obsessed with lighting up our house - both inside and outside. We don't have too many streetlights, so she's always trying to find some kind of way to light up the sounds of our house. I ended up finding these for her as a late Christmas present instead of her installing some light service into the sides of the house. That way, she can continually get light (depending on how much sun there is) each night without having to worry about turning a light switch on/off.These garden lights come in a pack of two with all the accompanying parts for either hanging it up onto the walls or sticking it into the ground. It came with directions and parts to mount it onto a wall, but I ended up playing with the lights in order to figure out how to get it to work. So the lights have a solar panel, which should be facing towards the sun to absorb as much sunlight as possible. Then there's the actual spotlight where you can adjust the colors by clicking the button underneath the solar panel. The lights claim to be super bright, but I feel like it's more of an ambient lighting, which is what I prefer anyway. Having the lights be too bright might become an unwanted distraction. I like that there are about 7 different colors (red, blue, green, purple, yellow, white, and a mixed color). There's also a mode for the colors to run continuously - I guess good for parties? My mom has been experimenting and changing the lights every so often according to her mood.We've been using these lights for about a week or two, and the sunlight has been pretty consistent, thus we get the lights to power on once it starts to grow dark. Sometimes the lights do turn off (i.e. headlights turn towards the lights) without powering up again, but that's quite rare. Most of the time the lights bounce back into the on-mode after blinking off for a few seconds.The solar panel is able to be rotated into various positions (the lights as well), so make sure to use that in order to optimize these lights to the best position possible! They're also supposedly waterproof and should last quite some time, so I am hoping they will last for a long period of time. I prefer the white and yellow colors the most, but I feel like these two colors are always a little distorted because of the other bulbs.Definitely think this makes the house look more welcoming, especially as it creates that sense of warmness/brightness. And I can always move it to different locations if I realize the sun isn't doing a too good of a job in one particular location. My mom is especially happy with the purchase, and I personally love that it's solar lighting!

[Color: Multicolor-2 Pack, Color: Multicolor-2 Pack]
I use these out at my camp (as you can see). They do a good job of lighting up a creek crossing and shining some ambient lighting into the trees around the campfire area. There are two mounted on that back tree on the rght of the picture. You can see the light from one but there are two (1 pointed up, 1 pointed down)...I don't have anywhere practical to put these in order to get a nice south facing orientation for charging. These are facing basically west. South-West if you're pushing it. But they probably only get 4 hours of sun per day (now that it's pretty much winter at least). They are definitely bright enough to keep anyone from stumbling off of the creek crossing but not too bright to be distracting or anything. They are the perfect brightness IMO for nice, decorative, lighting. The only problem I have with them is that they will cut off around 1:00 AM each night. I'm not sure if they aren't getting enough sunlight during the day to run them all night, but they don't seem to get dimmer throughout the night (I've admittidly only spent the night out there while I've had them twice so it's not a big sample size), they just cut off. I either unlocked a timer feature.. or they are, in fact, just dying. Either way.. I'm relatively happy with them. I wish they'd last throughout the night, but what can you do. That's solar for you. And I'm not blaming the product since it's not exactly optimally placed for charging. I would be happy to pay more for these lights if they had a larger panel/battery, but I understand that the tradeoff may not be ideal for most folks.They're simple to mount.. and the light and panel can be adjusted in virtually any direction, independent of each other. Tightened/loosened with a wingnut type fastener (so no tools needed to change the direction of light or panel).It'd be nice if there was a remote control since I mounted these a little to high to reach without a step ladder to turn on/off.. but, again, probably won't be an issue for most people.

[Color: WarmWhite- 2 Pack]
These have to be the best solar lights I have ever owned! The color is warm not the bright white color (the set I have).There are 2 brightness choices: low or high. On low, which is sill bright enough, the lights stay on for over 12 hours.On high, they last 4-6 hoursThe lights last longer during spring and summer bc longer sunny days.The more sun they get during the day, the longer they will stay on at night.They come with the hardware for different modes of installation.But, again, the best things about them are the warm, yet bright, light and how long they can stay on for.I almost bought “one” at a local store for $25 -and it was only one light.Honestly, these are working beautifully.And they are great for power shortages and hurricane season.I love mine and cannot say enough good things about them.Another good feature is that the batteries are replaceable.-You will not have to throw the light out when the batteries stop working.I really recommend them and this seller, too.NOTE: Where you place the lights and how much direct sunlight they get during the day will make a big difference on how bright the light and for how many hours.If they get partial shade during the day, obliviously the batteries in the panels will not charge as much, and offer dimmer light for shorter time.

[Color: WarmWhite- 2 Pack]
I always wanted to try solar powered lights, but usually was very disappointed in the ones that I saw everyone else putting on their lawns. Usually very small, very dim and unimpressive light output. These were definitely not that. I was able to wall wash 30' of 3-story house with just two of these at the corners. (Wasn't going for massive light, just an architectural accent). The light (warm white) matches an incandescent hue to a T. Glad I chose this option rather than the "cool white" as it seemed a little cold and blue. Also, the "warm white" option had a higher lumen output for the same battery wattage. The flood light has a good spread and is relatively even, and casts pretty far. Even my third floor dormers are easily visible.Includes parts to install on a wall (which I didn't use) and stakes for just placing in the ground. I liked that they included 2 lengths of extensions to either leave them at ground level (once staked) or extend about 8 inches (out of the leaves and snow).The only downside to these are that the head units are pretty big, about the size of a grapefruit. So they are not easy to hide, but not really much worse that older style 120v floodlights. And the size does allow for additional LEDs compared to other lights. So all in all, a good tradoff.If you can live with the larger size, this really is a great option and much better light output than I had set my expectations. I only bought a pair to see how they would work out, but I'm going back for more to light up the rest of the house. I definitely recommend these lights!