Maxsa Innovations40252 Battery-Powered Motion Activated Wirelessly Linkable Outdoor Lighting, Black

I have several of these lights on my deck and deck stairs. They work great and the batteries last a long time. I keep them outside year round (through east coast winters) and they continue to do the job. I also have 8 of the black ones (they are a little smaller) that I use in the house. Perfect when the power goes out, or if someone gets up during the night. They light the way, instead of turning on ceiling or table lights. I've had 2 of them for more than 5 years, and with new batteries, they still work. I highly recommend these lights.

Well I used this for my first camping trip. 1 light still works. The 2nd light stopped working week 1. I took it down and it is full of water from rain even though it was under our awning. The battery compartment seam lets water in. Emptied it all out and it still won’t work now. Very disappointed. I would not recommend this product. If it is made for the outdoors it shouldn’t let rain water enter.

Bright light w/ a great perimeter, perfect solution for various areas around property

I don't quite know what I was expecting when I bought this product. Would it perform as promised? Was it cheaply made or sturdy? Would the lights be bright enough? I have to say this product exceeded all my expectations. It performs exactly as promised. It is a good, solid product. The lights are very bright. I am very happy with this product.

I was tiered of not being able to see the dogs, and use the grill or grab wood from the shed... Now I can do it easily. This was the strongest light of the ones I tried, still its not a flood light, but it does the trick, and works perfectly in our shed as well.

The battery only seemed to last a few days. Way to short for even low traveled areas.

Similar to another reviewer's experience, after a few months it stopped turning itself off so that the light STAYED ON and burned out my expensive alkaline D cells. I suppose it could still be used as a cumbersome flashlight. It has no on-off switch, so I would have to load the batteries, use it, then unload the batteries. I don't know whether to throw it away or keep it for my neighborhood's next power failure.

Not very bright. Maybe 100 watt?