XMCOSY+ Low Voltage Landscape Lights, 400LM Smart Outdoor Lights with APP Control, LED RGBW Landscape Lighting, Works with Alexa, 12V 8W Outdoor Landscape Path Lights for Yard Garden Walkway, 4 Pack

This is a perfect landscape lighting that has a nice low lit color in our backyard. You can control the color and the timer of the lights with an app on your phone! The cord length is good and is very good quality.

The media could not be loaded. I have several XMCOSY lights and love the versatility associated with them - especially the smart app functions. The first thing you notice when unpacking the landscape lights is how it's made. With the exception of the light cover (translucent plastic), everything else is heavy duty aluminum. I have other low voltage lighting and there is lots of cheap plastic - especially the ground stakes which over time degrade. Not this light - the ground stakes are metal and designed with a foot jam so you can step on it to get it secure into hard ground if you encounter it. The rectangle tubing as well as the light body is also aluminum. It won't rust and you don't have to worry about breaking it if you accidentally hit it with a shovel (if you live in an area like I do which can get deep snow hiding the lights). Even the design of the stake is well thought out as it includes a channel to guide the wiring out so it’s protected.The big draw about these lights is that it has RGB color as well as smart features (with the XMCOSY+ app). The only issue I have with these as well as all their other lights is the potentially difficult setup where connection to a wifi signal is a bit squirrelly and hard to configure. I always eventually succeed but it's not as easy as I expect it to be. However, once completed, it's a fun feature to play around with (trust me - you may only want a white light but once you have color capability you'll just stand there in the middle of the night and play around with the color wash options like kids would!). Another great thing about this smart control is that the timer system is built in so you can schedule when the lights go on and off without a separate timer.Low voltage lights are far brighter than any solar lighting and these relatively small lights don't disappoint. Not only can it really light up my walkway but I can swivel one of the sides so that it illuminates the side of the house pretty well. I have a 3 story house and it highlights the side all the way up 45+ft high in the air. I included a video of this so you can see.XMCOSY+ includes a setup video but it's pretty straightforward and easy to setup without it. I was too lazy to watch the video and just went forward and put it together myself in about 20 minutes - easy peasy. The only thing I recommend is to START at the power adapter end and go step by step across so you have the connectors facing the right way.Compared to other non-adjustable low voltage lighting, it's a bit more expensive to get - but you really get what you pay for. This is much more adjustable, with far more features, heavy duty metal construction and bright lighting. It looks more substantial and not "cheapie looking".

Parts were missing in my package. Had an email response within 24 hours and the missing parts before the end of the week. A great company to do business with and the lights have exceeded my expectations. The only challenge was getting them set up on my wifi network. As a Breezeline customer,, I don't have administrative access to my router which wants to connect everything on the 5ghz band (the lights only work on the 2.4ghz band). I found a Youtube video that provides a work around. You just need to be out of the range of the 5ghz radio and the network automatically defaults to 2.4 ghz. With a 150 foot extension cord, I was able to connect the lights. The setup will ask you if you want to connect to a 5ghz network (which you should just ignore) and if out of range, will connect to the 2.4 ghz radio. To set up Google Home so you can use voice commands, you do the same thing from your mobile device. Just make sure you shut off wifi and then turn it back on when you are far enough away. I had to go 300 feet before it would connect to the 2.4 ghz radio. Anyway, it worked and now I can control the lights with my voice. Exactly what I wanted.

I started with four and then bought a second set, so clearly I like them. Install was easy but I couldn't sync over Bluetooth no matter how many times I tried, connecting via wi-fi was easy and worked right away. My two issues with them are first, when alternating patterns of colors, they move quickly, I would prefer they fade between changes very slowly, so it's more subtle to the casual viewer or have the timing adjustable. Secondly, I realize this is a global product, but since its software driven, they could have made an American version of the software with better holidays presets pre-loaded. So, "Independence Day" would be red, white and blue (it's red, purple and blue now) and presets for red/green "Christmas" (it's red, yellow, green now), "Halloween" is purple and orange now, etc. Finally, and I realize this is how it's designed so knew that going in, but it would be great feature if each light pedestal could have it's own color set, so again, you could choose "Christmas" and have half the lights red and half green or something.