Solar Landscape Spotlight, 4-LED Bulbs Solar Landscape Lights 180 ° Adjustable Waterproof Outdoor Security Lighting 2-in-1 Wall Lights Auto On/Off for Backyard Driveway Patio Gardens Lawn Pool

We are avid tent campers so I bought these in hopes to alleviate the need for so many battery/propane sucking lanterns everywhere. We brought these with us on our latest adventure and I’m so glad we did! It took us longer than we had anticipated to get to the campground.... Summertime weekend traffic! Ugh! By the time we got our gear set up it was getting dark and we still hadn’t eaten. I inserted two of these into the ground and positioned them towards the grill. They gave a much wider range of light than a lantern. Hubby had no problem cooking us up some burgers on the grill. When he was finished, I repositioned these around the picnic table. We enjoyed having the light to eat by. These were even bright/wide enough for us to play cards at long into the night. They were also bright enough to illuminate the area around the table and tent enough so we could walk around safely without the need for flashlights or headlamps. Considering purchasing another pack. I cannot believe I never though if this camping hack before!

I really like these solar lights. They are about ten times brighter than the lights I have purchased from the dollar store and have 2 settings. They blend in nice to my black mulch landscaping so you can’t even see them during the day unless you are really looking. Beautiful lights that I would definitely purchase again.

I will concede that these are very solidly built, and very bright, as many other reviewers have attested. I really wanted to keep them, but the color temperature of the light they put out is very cool, almost bluish, and they don't match any of the rest of the solar LED lighting in our yard, which is all of the "warm white" variety. Next to those, these stick out as kind of harsh and sickly. I think you wouldn't really want to install them in a spot where the LEDs would be directly in your sight line (as opposed to bouncing off of something), because at night it's a little blinding.If they ever make these in a warmer white temperature, I'd get those. And I think if I had a place to use them that was away from my other orangeish warm-white ones, perhaps in a spot where intensely lighting up a walkway for safety was more important than a soothing glow, these would be more than acceptable.

We normally don’t turn on our porch or garage light but bought solar lights from Home Depot so we can save on our electricity bill and use less energy. We decided to buy these solar lights and place them around our trees in the front yard. Wow - do they give off a lot of light compared to the ones we bought at Home Depot! Overall an inexpensive investment for security and has a nice curb appeal at night.

We wanted some subtle accent lighting in the front yard, and these fit the bill nicely. The brightness is perfect for accent lighting, and they come on reliably at dusk every night. A nice feature: the angle of the light itself, as well as the angle of the solar panel, can be easily adjusted. Easy to install and operate, and the durability seems quite good for the price.

I have small solar lights along the sidewalk. I bought these for the side of the house/driveway. They come 2 to a set. I have one pointing towards the front of the house and one pointing towards the back of the house. It's amazing how much light these give off. Definitely will deter unwanted guests and makes it safe to see your pathway around the house. Definitely these are awesome! I'm considering a second set for when camping. Tons of light and save $$$ on batteries for the laterns.I posted pictures of the on/off button and the knobs for adjusting the angles of the light.

I put them in no more than an hour or so ago and they already work. One came on before the other probably because of placement to the sun and it was already almost dark. My mother-in-law has one facing towards the walkway where they sit for lighting and the other going towards her room area as it was totally dark there at night. She loves them. Hoping the lights don’t attract mosquitoes. Will update. They were easy to install as all me and dad had to do was put the base in the ground and then push the light down on top. There a three light settings and the instructions are easy to understand. It comes with green connectors and screws those are only needed of placing on a building for screwing.

First things first, these charge really fast. We have full sun in our front yard and in a matter of like 4 hours they were charged and working. It may have taken less time, but I didn't try the on/off button on the back until then. We are using them to spot light our front tree that someone overpruned two years ago...don't ask me why, this was not my original plan, but it does keep them safely away from the kids. These fold up easy, and if we had them for the front of the house we could even keep it folded closed and use them. They were really easy to put together, we are using the stakes in thr ground. One of these nights I'll remember to go out and get a photo of them working so everyone can see them and this stupid 4 story tree. I'd recommend these for anyone looking for house/garden lights. We have solar hanging lanterns in our beds along the house and these are so much brighter. I wish our others had this many lights in them.