HIBOITECRecessed LED Deck Light Kits(10 Pack), 12V Low Voltage Landscape Lighting IP67 Waterproof Outdoor Step Stair Lights Warm White Deck Lighting for Garden Yard Steps Stair Patio Floor Decoration

Can’t speak to longevity, but very easy to install. Make sure you have a 1 inch drill bit to drill hole for the light. They cost between $10-$20 at a hardware store Light will snugly fit in the hole. Very bright, we installed every other step.

The media could not be loaded. Simple installation, lights are bright but not glaring. Installed on our basement stairs. Used a 1” drill bit, lights slid in and appear to be solid.

The lights work really good, Instructions for light installations are straight forward, however the remote operation instructions provided are very poor & don’t provide a lot of detail. If a video was add on the operation it would be very helpful!

Installed these on my deck steps and wow!!!! Adds so much to look and nice to have light when walking up the steps at night. Very easy to hook up and only takes seconds to connect each light together. I’m used a 1” paddle bit to drill the hole and lights slid in perfect. Would buy again and this is a well designed product!!!! 5 stars!!!! I also added a timer so they only come on at night.

We just had a brand new deck installed these lights are perfect for our steps.....it is really dark in our yard but these lights are so bright it really lights up the steps so well. (Pic taken around dusk so when full night they are even brighter) easy to install and hook up, great value, perfect size for the steps, they are flush into the steps so no one will trip over them.

Installed these in my new deck about 6 months ago. Still all work great. Pretty bright but not too bright that they blind walking over them.

I bought the 16 pack for my new outdoor deck. I needed to install these like a professional. I ran 16 gauge 2-wire cord, without ground(primary wire), around the perimeter of the deck on the inside of the rim . I cut the insulation off of (about a 1/4 inch) at each point to connect each light. I cut the individual connectors off each light at the appropriate length and rapped that wire around the bared connection spot along the primary wire. I connected the primary wire to a 12 volt power supply. I run the power supply through a digital astrologic timer. While the lights are far brighter than necessary, it works perfectly.