ISUERFY 200W LED Flood Light Outdoor with Plug, 24000Lm Super Brighter Security Light, IP66 Waterproof LED Worklight, 5000K Daylight White Exterior Floodlight for Yard Garden Garage Stadium(2 Pack)

These lights are simply incredible. The two lights are mounted on the west side of the house at about 7 feet high. One is pointed to the southwest and the other to the northwest. The entire backyard is totally lite so we can actually see our dogs. Two of the dogs are black so, depending on the moonlight available, they are extremely hard to see. We live in the country, away from any kind of village or city lights so it is dark. We have no issue now leaving our puppies outside to have a little fun chasing balls that they can actually see. The quality of the products is terrific and the brightness is amazing. What a great purchase! Wonderful value for the money.

I installed 4 of these on my 100x65ft ice rink, this provided nice bright lighting. The quality is nice. Was able to install them on poles in each corner. I will probably have to buy 2 more to install in the middle to provide enough lighting. Overall very satisfied with these lights

Excellent for what was needed; it does the job it says it does.

Heavy. Mounting hardware is kinda weak. Lights are bright. Really bright. I have 1 lighting the inside of a 30x70 barn.

Have just tested it around the yard. So not a long term review. But if this set holds up (200w model) it’s gonna be great. I have no way of measuring the actual lumens. But it puts out a crazy amount of light. Very bright! Just one 200w light brightens my entire backyard (roughly 3/4 acre). My goal with these was to be able to do some night golf this spring and summer with my kids. And this light set will definitely make that a reality. The only “issue” is that I’m going to have to run extension cords when in use. With one needing to be around 200 feet. And cords that long aren’t cheap. But I put an amp meter on the light to see what gauge extension cord I can get away with. Surprisingly, it only draws around 1.5 amps. Which is really low. So a light duty cord will be fine. Ultimately, I’ll be mounting each semi-permanently in trees at opposite ends of the yard. And then will just run an extension cord when we want to use them. The higher you can get the light, the better the coverage. So I’ll be shooting for around 20 feet. Will update the review if the lights don’t hold up well. But if they do, it was a crazy good deal with the $15 coupon.

I am impressed with these LED lights so far. I installed them to light up specific areas of my yard at night, and they do so better than I expected. The cost/value ratio makes these lights worth the purchase. I use one of these to light up an outdoor archery range at night. At night, shooting out to 50 yards, I can easily see my arrow placement thanks to the light quality and throw of these lights. They are installed in wet locations, and have not had any issues after 6months.

They are bright! They work great, only thing is that, there is no on/off switch for these lights, you plug-in, its ON, if unplug, its OFF. I have it hooked up to a smart plug in a shed so I can tell my Home Assistant to turn it ON/OFF. I mainly use it to have my dog go out use the bathroom and then come back quickly, so its not long time usage. But they work well, the frame/stand is a tad bit flimsy in my opinion but they will work if you find the correct hardware to mount them. I mounted mines onto a wood shed and I had to use some washers and some bigger headed screws. When they are ON, as warning labels on the lights will tell you, DO NOT TOUCH the back plate, they will get HOT. I was out there one night with them ON and it was raining and I could see the steam coming of off them, not really a complaint since they have BIG GIANT warnings on it. So far these lights are good, its only been about 2 weeks in with them, so hopefully they will last.

Easy to install...super bright!

I put up two of these for my ODR and they're great so far.

Failed after 3 months of occasional use. You can see the fixture getting power but won’t “ignite”, like a failed ballast