InnoGear Solar Lights for Outside, Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof Solar Garden Yard Spot Lights Spotlight Pathway Landscape Lighting Wall Light Auto On/Off

We bought 4 pack and 2 dies within 4 months. Logged a call via their website and they got back to me within a day. Removal and reinstallation of the batteries resolved the issue.Here is what their Support sent me.Our product comes with a one-year warranty, and we will ensure that you receive the proper solution and troubleshooting.Could there be any shadows from trees or buildings obstructing the solar panel? These solar lights need maximum direct sunlight for optimal charging.Please try resetting the battery to restart the solar lights (there are four screws on the solar panel, and they can be unscrewed):1. Kindly take out the battery for about 30 minutes and reposition it to ensure that the battery is securely in place; screw the solar panel back on tightly.2. The control IC may become inactive and need to be reactivated using the flashlight or cell phone flashlight trick. By briefly shining a light on the solar panel, the control IC can receive the signal it needs to start working again.3. Ensure that they are installed away from other light sources. If the solar light is located near other light sources, it may cause the sensor to be triggered incorrectly, thinking that it is still daytime and preventing the lights from turning on.4. Make sure you turn on the light; otherwise, the product will not automatically light up at dusk. Take it to a dark room or cover the solar panel totally and try to hit the ON/OFF button several times.If they still don't work properly, we will send you replacements. Please advise us of the Serial Numbers/CODE on the back of the solar panel.It would be helpful if you could take some photos of the lights' interior. This will help us determine whether the issue is related to the battery or the circuit board.

I’ve bought these lights before and they were very good. This time, out of 4, only 2 light up. I’ve been messing with them for the last week trying to get them to work with no luck.We contacted the company about this issue and they made it right.

I ordered these for camping, because it's cool to illuminate upwards in to the trees at night when you're in the middle of no where. I had a bunch of old 18650 batteries that were still testing near their rated capacity (Samsung 25R 2500mah testing 2250, LG HE2's testing 2800 / 3000) and figured I'd order some lights that notoriously come with garbage cells.Replacing the battery is easy. I made sure the switch was off, placed the solar panel face down on my countertop, and removed the four small screws. The battery is right there, as you can see in the photo and does not require any soldering / additional fuss. It's as easy as replacing the battery in your TV remote.I decided to capacity test the battery cells that were included with the lights. I was skeptical of the 2200mah figure printed on them but figured what the heck. They test beautifully, above capacity, and on par with my used Samsung 25Rs. Additionally, they're extremely close in resistance (two digit number drawn on batteries, in mR) and voltages were perfectly in sync during the entirety of the test. Charged up together, discharged together, charged back up together. Spot on.I'll repurpose these four cells for something to combine them in series, since they're so well matched, or use in some 18650 pocket flashlights that require button tops. Which reminds me, I had no issues with putting flat top cells in - it works fine.The construction is plastic, very much so plastic, and would probably grenade if you were to trip over them or kick them underneath snow.Reason for 4 stars- since I promptly disassembled them (after making sure they all functioned, high, low, off) for the battery replacement. The soldering job on the circuit board is tidy, the soldering on the battery connector tabs is not. A couple are cold/filthy joints that I'll be redoing. It didn't impact the functionality in my 30 second test but who knows once they heat up outside, heat up from charging, heat up from discharging. May as well while I still have the back panels unscrewed. Also the silicone job where wires pass through down to the actual light was done in haste, making a U shape on two of the lights rather than a circle to completely surround the wire.In short, the cells at least test at a very reasonable capacity and had I known I would have foregone the dissection and battery upgrade upon receiving. I've yet to test them in the dark, or outside for that matter, so I can't comment on light output but they were plenty bright on high in my sunny kitchen. I'm sure they'll be adequate on low, too. Will update later.

I love these lights but I live in hawaii so I’m lucky to get a couple of years out of them. This is the 3rd time I’ve ordered so I can replace a few that stoped working.

I really like the spotlights as they are as bright as electric lights. I also like the fact they don’t have the light pattern like the path lights do. Just not a fan of the pattern. Just seems too busy and I probably won’t use all the lights. I think the mistake people make with these lights is to put too many too close together . Less is more attractive.