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The media could not be loaded. My mom has become super obsessed with lighting up our house - both inside and outside. We don't have too many streetlights, so she's always trying to find some kind of way to light up the sounds of our house. I ended up finding these for her as a late Christmas present instead of her installing some light service into the sides of the house. That way, she can continually get light (depending on how much sun there is) each night without having to worry about turning a light switch on/off.These garden lights come in a pack of two with all the accompanying parts for either hanging it up onto the walls or sticking it into the ground. It came with directions and parts to mount it onto a wall, but I ended up playing with the lights in order to figure out how to get it to work. So the lights have a solar panel, which should be facing towards the sun to absorb as much sunlight as possible. Then there's the actual spotlight where you can adjust the colors by clicking the button underneath the solar panel. The lights claim to be super bright, but I feel like it's more of an ambient lighting, which is what I prefer anyway. Having the lights be too bright might become an unwanted distraction. I like that there are about 7 different colors (red, blue, green, purple, yellow, white, and a mixed color). There's also a mode for the colors to run continuously - I guess good for parties? My mom has been experimenting and changing the lights every so often according to her mood.We've been using these lights for about a week or two, and the sunlight has been pretty consistent, thus we get the lights to power on once it starts to grow dark. Sometimes the lights do turn off (i.e. headlights turn towards the lights) without powering up again, but that's quite rare. Most of the time the lights bounce back into the on-mode after blinking off for a few seconds.The solar panel is able to be rotated into various positions (the lights as well), so make sure to use that in order to optimize these lights to the best position possible! They're also supposedly waterproof and should last quite some time, so I am hoping they will last for a long period of time. I prefer the white and yellow colors the most, but I feel like these two colors are always a little distorted because of the other bulbs.Definitely think this makes the house look more welcoming, especially as it creates that sense of warmness/brightness. And I can always move it to different locations if I realize the sun isn't doing a too good of a job in one particular location. My mom is especially happy with the purchase, and I personally love that it's solar lighting!

Beautifully bright and so far dependable.

I use these to project light onto our home. I have bought others that the light is either dim or they project a very small visible light on the house. These have a broad projection of light even from a distance. I have submitted a photo, but it isn't that bright, the camera seems to make it brighter than it is, but it is very good. These are the best I've seen and the quality is very good. They feel heavy and well made. Also all the parts are very flexible as far as how you can angle them. The light and the solar panel. So pleased with my purchase. I just wish they were a bit more affordable.

The color features and options are great. However some lamps only hold up for about 3-4 hrs at night even on sunny days. Others stay lit all night. Realize you WILL have to adjust them for the best light as the sun angle shifts during a season. I've already had to do this. If you notice a decrease in time you have to adjust again. Other than this annoying fact the lights themselves are great. TIP: experiment with location for best lighting. Some surfaces will 'swallow' up the light and not reflect as much. Vegetation will soften the light and hard surfaces it will intensify the color. Most powerful colors are the cyan, yellow and white. Weakest is the deep blue followed by the violet purple. Red is in between. For the weaker colors I'd make sure to place the lamp closer and shine them on larger objects. Some color wavelengths will not illuminate as much. The deep blue especially needs a large surface or it will 'disappear'. It's trial and error until you get what you want.

Over the years I have used several different solar spotlights. These are the best. I've had them over 2 yrs and just replaced 2, but 6 others are still going strong. Like them so much, I bought another set. 2 different brightness levels (I use low) which are sufficent for my use and they last long enough that you do get your money's worth. Both solar cell and light can be adjusted independently for maximum charge and desired lighting.

The lights are bright and stay on for 5 to 7 hours. Unfortunately, the base spike (that goes into the soil) break easily.

Was reluctant to purchase more than 2 before knowing how well they work. I’m back to order 2 more. These work great. For only 2 lights our entire house is illuminated. I have them back a good distance from our house and they still managed to do the job. Others I’ve used are like spotlights, these distribute the light evenly over a larger area. I’m buying 2 more so I can light up a few things from a closer distance. If they last a few seasons I’ll be happy. The batteries last well into the night. They turn on right when it’s dark and adjust to any angle you need. Very happy with the purchase.

We can not over state how much these lights helped during Hurricane Milton when we were with out power for 5 days.Back up 2 years prior, one of our co workers bought these lights and recommended we get them after Hurricane Ian. I'm so glad we did. We started with 2, and tested them out. I liked them so much we bought 4 more for yard landscaping in hard to reach areas. Well when Hurricane Milton came through we brought them in, made sure they were charged. Afterwards we used them to light up our property and generator area. It made managing the generator at night easy. In a sea of pitch black and no light from street lamps of cars, these lights were a sign of safety.I have bought 4 more and plan on get more to light up other areas of the home. I feel like these should be in Hurricane prep lists if you own a home and generator.On a full days sun, they light up well into the night, starting to fade around 4am. They may not be best for real early risers, but will get the job done for immediate lumation.