Jackyled Solar Outdoor Lights with Motion Sensor 50% Brighter 4-Pack

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1. 4.4 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 11 March 2025

   These are really good solar motion sensor lights. They’re extremely practical in a number of ways. For one, the cable that connects the panel to the lights themselves is very long. This is perfect because it allows you to put the panel somewhere where there’s full sun while the light is elsewhere. This allows them to stay charged. Secondly, the sensor itself is on the light panel near the bottom middle. I have found it to detect a decent range at night which I’m extremely happy with. Believe it or not is actually helped me save money because I have it mounted so that if any animals try to get into my chicken feed then they will be hit with a bright spotlight. They really don’t like that and so generally they tend to avoid it. The other way these are helpful is I have another one mounted on the corner of my fence because we tend to get coyotes which we once again do not want because of owning chickens. These lights tend to throw them off a bit. They prefer to go elsewhere at night. The third way these are very practical is they are very bright. They are a cool white color and are similar to a flood light. The fourth good thing about these is the sensitivity and responsiveness of the motion detection. As I mentioned before, the range is good and they pick up things a good distance away from the light itself. I have it set to not stay on too long. This actually seems to work well because every time the animal in question moves then the light briefly comes on temporarily disorienting them. Then it shuts back off and when their vision adjusts and they start moving around again then the lights can come back on. Nighttime predators or rodents really don’t seem to enjoy that. So the lights are helping my chickens stay safe and saving me money on feed. Lastly, the panel and the lights can rotate because of a ball and joint type of mounting that both the panel and the light have on the back of them. They do include the screws for mounting the lights. However, I actually just used zip ties through the screw holes to attach them to the fence instead, which seems to have worked really well and allows me to easily reposition or move them later if needed. So everything was included and working well. The lights themselves in the panels are plastic as are the cables with only the screws being metal. I am hoping these will still last a long time despite not being metal. They seem to have decent water resistance just because the housing seems tight enough to prevent water from penetrating into the light. However, I’m not in the rainy season right now so I will have to report back if this changes. The look of them is mostly utilitarian so no complaints there as that’s exactly what was intended. So to get some solar lighting that uses motion detection at night, that’s very bright (nearly flood light level) and provides you with good flexibility and practicality these are a great value for the money.