JSOT Solar Fence Lights, Bright Security Outdoor Backyard Lights Waterproof, Patio Decor Sign Lighting for Eaves Deck Pathway Garden Garage Stairs Wall 2 Installations Methods - White Light, 6 Pack

More than I expected, look great and glad I got the soft white.

The media could not be loaded. We just set these up yesterday (8/19/23). They all worked with no issues. They were extremely easy to fasten/attach to the pine & cedar wood planks of our fence. They aren't as a bright as I wish they were, but they are bright enough to see our dogs when they run out, barking, at night. I feel they can be a deterrent to anyone trying to sneak around, in between our house and our neighbor's houses at night. I feel a bit safer, having some light there at night. They also add a nice ambiance to the back yard, along with the string solar powered lights we hung around the patio/pool. The instructions come with three options for fastening/attaching them. They come with extra screws and fasteners, which is good because I dropped 2 teeny tiny screws in the grass while putting them up and they are lost forever. They were extremely easy to put up & didn't take long at all. I love that they're solar powered... I have to say I'm still confused about the need for a AA battery, but I guess it needs that to work, too. The lights don't look as bright in my video, but they are brighter. I think my camera had a filter turned on, I'm not sure. The pictures reflect the level of brightness a bit better than the video. We bought two sets of lights for a total of 12 lamps. We ended up with one extra lamp that I'll find a place for soon. Overall, I feel ok with the $80 that I spent on both sets. I hope my review helps you. 😊I'll update my review after 6 months.

They’re okay. They don’t produce much light but to be fair I have them handing over the chain link part of our fence that’s on the edge of our woods. I wasn’t expecting a flood light or anything but from the house at night all you can really see is a dim point across the yard - so it helps to know where the edge of the yard is, but it’s not like I could see one of my dogs walk under it which is a disappointment and the real reason I bought these.As we continue to do work out back I will likely just pay to run electrical and have a flood light installed up in one of the trees to light up the yard Vs small / cheap solar lightsWorth the small price to see if this would work first and I’ll leave them out there to continue to outline the perimeter but I think you would need many of these in a very small area to get any type of result where you can actually see around Vs just a single point of light

My yard is partially shaded throughout the day and I've not had much luck with solar lights working very well. Initially, other solar light have been great, but within a couple of weeks being in place they would began to lose their brightness and only would be work a few hours each night… a total waste of time and money.I was needing some new lights to illuminate a new fence and was planning to have electricity run for conventional lighting when I came across these JSOT Solar Gutter Lights. At under $40 for a 6 pack of lights, I figured I'd give them a try, if for nothing else, to help me determine how many traditional lights I might need to have wired for by an electrician.Well, right out of the box, the JSOT solar lights performed much better than an expected. And, I was thrilled with their soft, warm "incandescent" glow vs. the more common harsh, white glare from other LED lights. I mean, does anyone like obnoxious white light of traditional LED's? The JSOT light's clip on light diffuser only added to their nice subtle glow.With the variety of mounting options, installation wasn't difficult. Once, I figured out the best mounting configuration for my fence line, I had all 6 lights in place within 30 minutes. The only thing that seemed concerning was snapping the diffusers in place. It takes a bit of force to get them to lock into the light's case and I was afraid one of the tabs might break off from the pressure. However, all went together w/o issue.As for their performance, it's been very impressive. They've been up for nearly two months and have not lost any brilliance nor longevity. Even with my partially shaded yard, all six lights still come on just after dusk and stay on well in to the wee hours of the morning.On a side note, the instructions do recommend for "best results" to replace the batteries every 3 months so, when deciding where to mount them, make sure it's easily accessible.Simply put, I cannot recommend the JSOT Solar Powered LED Gutter Light anymore. The are great.

They are great when new but after a couple of years in the Florida sun and heat they will need to be replaced. I’ve had two sets of these and the major issue seems to be with the solar cell and the idiotic on /off switch. Why it has a on/ off switch I’ll never understand.

We're in South Texas and lost our entire fence in Hurricane Beryl. So we needed new lights with our new fence. I looked forever to find the right ones. We were so sick of buying ones that didn't work for long. These are absolutely perfect! My pics say it all. They've been up for almost 2 months now. Bright and beautiful...every single night. We're so proud of them. Our friends saw and bought them too.

It's not as easy as they say it is on some areas you hook them up they stay floppy and if you have a gutter cover forget it and they're not really as bright as they say they are I returned mines