InnoGear Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof Solar Garden Light for Outside Yard Landscape Lighting Pathway Spot Lights Spotlight Wall Light Auto On/Off, Pack of 2 (Warm White)

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I purchased these for landscape accent lighting over a month ago. I have several palm/oak tress that I wanted to light up at night along with my house number and flag. When they work, they're great. I say this because of the 8 I ordered, 3 were defective, but Amazon and InnoGear worked with me to make it right (hence 4 stars). Issues: - One filled up with water - Battery only lasted an hour on another unit, even though solar panel is facing south and would get plenty of sun - Switch went bad on another unit. Light would just randomly turn on/off and if you played with the switch, you could reproduce the issue. I email the InnGear to provide feedback and after a few weeks they responded. They wanted to make sure I took the film off of the solar panel, which was one of the first things I did when I assembled them. I assuming they run into that issue a lot because it's on their website and other reviews I've read. They then offered to replace the units and a few days later they were at my door. As I said, when they work, they're great and bright. Just beware that you may run into quality control issues. If you do, allow Amazon/InnoGear to work them out with you. Another thing to keep in mind, the solar panel is fixed to the back of the unit. Make sure you plan your layout because you may run into a challenge of light placement that doesn't work for solar placement. If that's the case, there are several lighting options out there that separate the panels from the lights.

I bought nektek initially but last purchase they were out and to replace them I bought these which are not good after 3 years. Nekteks are still working after 8 years

So I purchased these in warm white as well as the NeckTech warm white lights and overall these are the better warm white color, IMO. The light is mostly a 3000 warm white hue, whereas the NeckTech brand emits an almost yellow green hue that is not particularly flattering on thr cream colored siding of my home. This brand emits a nice warm hue but the light is not nearly as bright or strong as the NeckTech brand. They come on before dawn and do not last past midnight. The NeckTech brand comes on just as it begins to get dark and they stay lit until about two in the morning. This is important to me since I purchased these for aesthetics but also for security as they shine on my back windows to keep the darker rear side of my home nicely lit up and bright. I purchased 3 sets of these and 4 sets of the NeckTech brand in warm white. Note that I tried these Innogear in the bright white color, and they are that ice blue hue colored light, so if that's not the look you want then stick with warm white. If you are looking to use these for close-up spot lights on your home I think these are the best choice of the two brands I have tried. If you are looking to use these as a spot light that shines a distance, such as to light up a tall tree or to drill into your house and shine down a driveway or pathway, or perhaps to light up a dark backyard, garage or pool area, and you don't mind the yellowish green hue, would opt for the NeckTech brand as they are much brighter and shine at more of a distance. Note in my photos I am using the Innogear whiter looking lights in the front and the yellow green shade Nechteck lights on the side, since they shine brightest and light up my property from the garden mulch all the way to the roof fascia. Both are a great deal but the Innogear lights are priced less and they have two settings - a dim and a bright setting. Both brands have the same features, are the same size, and have the same mobility. The only real differences are the hue of the light bulbs, the time they turn on & how king they stay lit, and the brightness and distance of the light. I'm happy with each brand for different reasons but gave Innogear only 4 stars, reducing one because they aren't as bright and do not stay lit for more than 5-6 hours after a bright and sunny day. Do note that your results may vary if you live in a state with more or less UV Sunrays. I'm in Maryland and we get about 4-5 hours of power producing sun so that powers these guys for about 5-6 hours. If you get more UV ray sunlight on your average summer day, they may stay lit longer.

As long as they work, but any problems; forget any product support.