Portable Solar Light Bulbs for Indoor Home and Chicken Coop, Chicken Coop Light with Timer, LED Solar Lights for Indoor Emergency Power Outage

I love these things. I use them for my chicken coop, my kids playhouse inside and outside, and they work great if the power goes out. I allow the solar panel to keep the one in the coop charged and never have any issues. My emergency bulb gets charged by plugging it up before a storm. They work great either way. They hold their charge well, aren’t expensive, and can take a beating from 3 wild little girls. The light may not be as bright as some people may like, but they work great for me.

I loved these solar bulbs. They charged well both solar and via electricity. They offered great light which could be adjusted. I had them for 2 years, Unfortunately one went missing and the other got damaged by water. I would definitely buy these again

I dont have power running to my chicken coop. I was having a problem with my hens not laying in winter when it stays darker longer (even in Texas), so I installed these. They work great. The light is not intense but it is plenty bright for me to see everything in there clearly, and for them to have the light they need to continue to lay. I dont use them all year long, but I have had them a while. I would say that I dont recommend using them in wet weather. Unless you can keep them out of the rain.

Bought this for small chicken coop. We’ve been using it since May, everyday for 3 months and highly recommend. The lil solar panel works well. I was happy to get a 2 pack in case 1 needed to be charged the other could be in use but haven’t needed to remove the 1 bulb yet. Every morning we wake up and it’s still on, ot just charge during the day as it is on every evening and I’ve not had to touch the darn thing since putting it in the coop. We keep it on low setting. High is WAY too bright for a small coop, but would illuminate a bedroom very well. The remote control works but I found it needs to be in direct line of the bulbs sensor with no interference to work. So it will not power off/on from the other side of a piece of plywood.

These are terrible quality! The backing came off the solar panel within 2 days .... Lights won't turn on anymore even though they are brand new stopped working within the first week

While the brightness and versatility is great, the solar panels are useless. I should have just gotten the regular USB charged bulbs. Even on a sunny day, with the panels in direct sunlight, the bulbs die within 4 hours. Even with a full USB charge, plugging them in doesn't make the charge last any longer. So they are completely useless.But on a full USB charge, they last on High for about 6 or so hours, and don't start dimming ntil about 4 or so hours. They last on Medium about 8 to 10 which is great and won't start to dim until about 6/7 . Plus a full charge only takes about 2 and a half hours.I use these in my chicken coop, which is quite dark. Here in CT the sun comes up around 7 AM and its pitch dark by 4:30 PM. I place one bulb on High in the coop around 7 AM. Around 2ish, I swap the bulbs, put the 2nd one in on medium, and charge the first one. By the time it starts getting dark at 4, its fully charged and I put that one just outside the coop so my flock can get some extra time outside in the run for a couple extra hours.some people let their flock go with nature, but I believe them being in the dark for 15 full hours from 4 PM to 7 AM is just too much. No water or food, or exercise, that affects people, why not animals? Before I added lights and the days got shorter, my flock was getting noticeably more lethargic, and irritable. Their energy levels are up and they have been much happier. Some people add lights to keep them laying regularly. Yes they continue to lay but this also means they are healthy. I turn the lights out at around 7:30 so they get a full night's recharge. I turn the lights on low at 6:30 for the last hour to mimic the sunset. This lets them know its time to eat and drink before bed and they get settled on their roosting bars. The ability to change the light settings is great.Unfortunatly the remotes are as useless as the solar panels. One remote works for both bulbs, but you cant control which one, so you have to point the remote directly at it from a few feet away. And since I have the lights only a few feet apart, I would have to be pointing the remote a couple inches from it, so there is literally no point.While I am out with my chickens several times a day collecting eggs, being able to change the setting manually is not an issue for me. But for someone who purchases these, counting on being able to use the remotes, they would be highly disappointed. I did originally search for "remote solar light bulbs, so while these did function really well, 2 of the 3 searches were useless.It does seem alot of people like these as they have quite a high rating, so I don't know if I got defective panels or what, but either way, charging them is working fine so its not worth the trouble to return them only to get the USB ones since I can do that with these anyways.The bulbs themselves serve the purpose for what I was looking for. For 2 bulbs, the price is great, easy to use, long lasting battery. Just don't bother with the Solar panels or the remote.

Remote control lights good.Solar panels good.Puts out decent amount of light in shed.

I bought these for our greenhouse and I didn't really think they would work. I was wrong, they work great and were so easy to install.