Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof, 9 Lighting Modes IP65 Solar Lights for Outside Landscape Garden Yard, Multicolor Changing Spot Solar Spotlights, Christmas Decorations, Auto On/Off, 3 Pack

very bright colors...long lasting...recommended

One of the lights stopped working because it got water in it. Also Easy to break. Disappointed.

After 3 months, 3 of the 6 lights no longer power on, even after 2 full days of charging. When they works, the colors are nice.

The media could not be loaded. The set arrived in bubble wrap with instructions. I've run them for multiple nights and they have run for several hours even when it was partly cloudy out during the day.What I like about these solar spotlights:1) 9 different light settings, white, color(s), cycling colors.2) Easy to cycle between the settings.3) White spotlight is bright and holds its brightness up close and ranged.4) Nice height to the lights so you can set them close to the ground or up higher.5) Solar panel and light can both be adjusted independently for best effect.6) Lights at all settings are bright (but don't focus as well on color settings).What I'm not a fan about:1) Feels thin and the plastic is not heavy like other solar spotlights I've used.2) Because of how thin/light they feel it has me concerned about their long-term durability and longevity3) In light of points 1 & 2 I'm concerned with how well the charging feature will work over time.3) Color & cycling modes require the spotlights to be set close to what they are focused on as the color dissipates at longer ranges (white does not do this and stays bright at both close and distance).4) Pole & stakes are plastic so you must soften the ground first.Outside of my concerns about how the lights' will perform long term, I am, overall, very pleased with these lights.

The media could not be loaded. I like that these are solar powered!No batteries , no wires and no costs going forward to operate these lights.I made sure to put these in a spot where there is direct sunlight for at least part of the day.I like the adjustability of the panel and that it can be adjusted independently from the aim of the light.The fact that I can move them on a whim is a big plus.They are considerably brighter on white spotlight mode than any other setting. I like that I can choose to have white or steady color or color to color.These run all night in the charge they get during the day.They go off as soon as they sense daylight.These lights would make a great for anyone that needs some light in an outdoor area. Put them in a sunny spot and you’re done.I think I need another set of three and a beloved neighbor commented on how much they liked them. I’m getting them a set as a gift.

Would not buy again.Plastic with very poorly created joints that quickly broke from over tightening otherwise it drooped.Stay away from this.

I live in Florida and have a couple of palm trees and one lemon tree in my back yard. We have a pool too which looks awesome lit up at night. We don’t usually turn them on though. I got these lights because I have always loved the way that palm trees look lit up at night. I don’t know why I didn’t do this sooner. My backyard went from pretty dark at night to just the right amount of light to sit at the table on the back porch.I love that these are solar powered and I can pretty much just forget about them. They charge during the day and come on automatically at night. There are a bunch of different color options, but I left it on white because it’s the brightest color and the one I like best anyway.I wish the stakes were a little better quality, but they’re not bad enough to knock them down a star. Depending on how hard your soil is, you may need to hammer in something to make a hole first. Just be careful if you are using these to make the hole in the ground if your ground is hard. The stake may break if you do that. Other than that, I don’t foresee there being any issues with these.

These do the job and light up the trees relatively well when on white. However, the color settings are not bright enough to truly project the colors so they're much, much harder to see.The lamps themselves have little knobs so that you can adjust the position for the solar panel and light separately, which is nice. There were no directions so I was confused for quite awile as to what the long cylinders were for. Finally figured out that you put the short stick into them, they the light on top of that, and the long stick that goes into the ground on the other end of the cylinder. Wish this had been explained.You just push the button to switch between all the lighting modes, there is no remote. The bottom is not marked at all so you'll have to fool with it the first night to find the color setting you want. Like I said, white was the only one that seemed to really light up my trees.These feel like they'd light up the trees better if they were closer to the trunk pointed up but of course, they wouldn't get much sun that way so....I guess this is why people like wired ones. I'll continue to play around with these but for me, seems like they're more of a toy than a true landscape piece.