SUNVIELED Low Voltage Landscape Lighting 12V Landscape Lighting Kit with Connectors, Low Voltage Pathway Lights with Spotlights Aluminum Pathway Lights Wired Waterproof for Patio Yard Garden, 12 Pack

Update: It's been about 5 months and the lights are still working great overall. I do have one small issue; one of the spotlights seems to have dimmed about ~40%. I contacted Sunvie about the issue. It took a few days for someone to respond. I'm happy to say that with only two email exchanges Sunvie is willing to stand behind their products and send me a new light. I just had to provide my address and phone number. Kudos to Sunvie and Lee from support that assisted me.I Recently purchased two sets (24 total) of the Sunvie path and spotlights. I had a 10+ year old low voltage setup from Malibu that were overall inferior to the Sunvie's equivalent products. The metal on the Sunvie lights seems to be of good quality and will likely hold up well over time. The Malibu felt cheaper, but the lights had replaceable bulbs vs the apparently sealed bulbs on the Sunvie. Hopefully the Sunvie bulbs last a long time.The new style of Sunvie connectors are far easier to use and seem more well built than the older Malibu connectors. This made installing Sunvie's lights using my existing 16/2 wiring a piece of cake. Note: I would not recommend using larger than 14/2 wiring. I tried 12/2, but that was near impossible to use with the Sunvie connectors. I ended up using 16/2 for my new run to my front yard. I have a 'single zone' 150w transformer with nearly 200 feet of 16/2 wire i.e. I don't think most people will need larger wire.Lots of pro's listed above. The only con I found is that the bracket for the Sunvie spotlights can bend with too much force in hard soil. This can easily be mitigated by either making the hole first or pushing on the bottom of the bracked that attaches to the metal spike that will not easily bend.For now, I would recommend Sunvie low voltage lights. I will try to update my review in the future.

I love this set of lights. Very bright and sturdy all metal construction. I think the cob led is a brilliant idea for long life of the fixture. Super easy to connect to the main wire and a good, sturdy connecting device.

I replaced all my halogen landscape lighting with Sunvie low voltage LED lights. The low voltage wiring from my halogen landscaping lights was already in place. It was easy with the wire connectors to attach the Sunvie lights and spots and the subtle white color of the LED lights and spots look great

Sturdy material, easy to assemble and simple to connect. You have 3 options for the light color so you can match it to spot lights if you have them. I have mine separated 6 feet apart and there are no gaps in light coverage.

I am a landscaper, and install landscape lights quite often, so let me first say that once these are installed - they look just as good as the high-end units we put in (the ones that cost upwards of $300 per light, such as Kichler).The assembly is the first clue that these are not exactly built to last - thin-walled metal tubing, threads that look like they could strip easily, and the metal frame for the uplights bent once as I was trying to adjust it.In addition, since installation two of the round shades for the path lights have broken off their plastic housing through some incidental contact (once from a hose, another time from a snow shovel). Repaired relatively easily, but likely to break again in the future.The actual installation is fairly foolproof, but not eactly easy.The strange little threaded assembly they give you is actually tough to get a good connection with - I had to strip more of the wire from the lights than was provided, which is fine - if you have wire strippers.The little spike-things that are meant to sit like a saddle on top of the electrical wire were also tough to install. The "saddle" portion was a little too narrow for the insulated wire I was using, which made the threaded cap VERY tough to screw on. Since both parts were plastic, there was enough elasticity that I was able to get them all on, but I suspect that could be another failure point down the road, especially given our cold winters.In the end, I ended up using more traditional connections (ACE connectors, which require a torch to weather-proof them) that will probably last much longer than the lights.All that being said, for the money I was able to uplight two of my trees in the front yard and provide path lighting from my front sidewalk all the way back to my patio area in the back yard, for FAR less than I would have using a higher-end commercial light.I added a smart-plug in the transformer, and now they are controlled by my smart-phone, and they look fantastic.If you are comfortable doing some VERY basic electrical work (you don't even have to mess with a positive or negative line with low voltage like this) - I would highly recommend these; so long as you don't care if you have to replace a few over time.

Solid construction, the connectors are easy to use. Nice lights!

Purchased these lights for my daughters house. They are made well, and very bright. I liked them so well that I turned around and purchased more for my house.

Excellent light while using a low amount of energy.