[Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 12 Pack, Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 12 Pack]
I’m surprised how well these are made. It’s not cheap even the plastic is tough. I use 4” concrete screws to anchor it in my gravel driveway. Works way better then them ground stakes it comes with. Light stay up all night last very long
[Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 16 Pack, Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 16 Pack]
This review is for the SIEDiNLAR Solar Driveway Light with Remote, 11 RGB Modes, Waterproof Outdoor Safety Light (16 Pack)This is giant pack of 16 "puck" lights. They come with ground spikes and mounting screws so you can install them on any surface. You could also use double-sided tape if you wanted a less permanent installation option (tape not included). These lights have an aluminum case with thick plastic covering the LEDs. While I don't plan to drive my car over them, they do seem like they would stand up to significant stress. I see how these could be useful as safety lights, but I plan to use them to accent my driveway and walkway for the holidays.The lights come with a remote which can change the lights to one of 8 colors and includes 3 light modes, 2 of which control color changing and one strobe. The colors are rich and I like that there is a bright white and a warm white. I could leave the lights set on warm white when I'm not using them for the holidays.All the colors on a single light are the same. The product page shows pictures where a single light has multiple colored lights at the same time. This configuration is not available. I guess they meant for that picture to be an illustration showing that the light color can be changed.The remote has a very short range. I'm talking about a few feet. While some lights will respond from a farther distance, I had all the lights grouped as shown in the phots and some would react to the remote and some would not. I would have the press the color choice multiple times for all the lights to change. Another concern I have is when using the pre-configured Fade and Jump functions, the lights would not stay in sync. So, after a short while the lights would display different colors even though they were all set at the same time.If your primary purpose is to use these as safety lights or static lights I think you will get full value from these. If you plan to use the RGB color changing modes, such as I plan to do for the holidays, just be aware they will not stay in sync. Overall, I am very happy with these and plan to use them as part of my holiday displays this year.
They work great. Very good product.
[Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 12 Pack]
Worked really well
[Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 8 Pack]
Exactly as described. Just enough light, not over bearing. Well constructed. Already had 2 painter trucks back over some of them. Only had the stacks break.For the past 2 weeks, everyone comes on at dusk and turns off at dawnI thought I was only going to use a few. But I bought 8 and used them all!
[Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 12 Pack]
They are really bright, and have a great range of colors. Would 100% reccomend!
[Color: 11 Colors in 1, Size: 16 Pack]
I picked up the SIEDiNLAR solar driveway lights in the 16 pack and put them along my driveway and walkway. Setup was simple. You get ground spikes for soft soil and screws if you want to mount them on a hard surface, and the spikes go in without much effort.The case is aluminum with a thick plastic cover over the LEDs, so it's built to take some abuse. They're also low profile, so my mower doesn't catch on them.The remote is the main draw for me. You get 11 RGB color options plus a few modes like fade, jump, and strobe, so I can switch from plain white for everyday use to color for holidays or parties. That said, the remote range is short, somewhere between a few feet and 30 feet depending on who you ask, and lights that are grouped together don't always respond at the same time. I've had to press a button more than once to get every light to catch up. The color fade and jump modes also tend to fall out of sync after a while, so don't expect a smooth, choreographed light show if you're running several units together.Sunlight charging held up better than I expected. Some of my lights sit in partial shade for part of the day, and they still came on at full brightness at night. They're rated waterproof too, but I'll be curious if they survive winter conditions.The price is the one thing that gives me pause. A 16 pack runs over $100, which works out to around $7 to $10 per light. That's not cheap for a yard accessory, but the build quality and the waterproofing make me think they'll outlast a cheaper set, so it might balance out over time.