Bosceos 6-Pack Solar Spotlights with 30 LEDs for Outdoor Lighting

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1. MrSoothingJazz Verified Buyer – 8 December 2024

   So far these lights are doing a great job. I like the battery life. When they get good sunlight they last all night. I like that you can adjust the solar cell so that I can maximize the sunlight it receives. I think they’re bright enough for my needs, so I have no complaints.
   

2. Rick Gray Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   These outdoor solar lights have been working great! I have been using them in my backyard for over a month now and they have held up well. The lights have been able to withstand heavy rain, hail, hot temperatures, cold temperatures, and strong winds. The amount of light they put off is great and makes it a lot easier to see at night. Having the ability to adjust the lighting mode from low, medium, or high is another great feature that I appreciate. I love that the lights turn off on their own in the mornings and turn on when it gets dark outside (one less thing I have to worry about). The energy life from the solar panel has not been a problem and the lights are able to stay on all night without running out of energy. It was easy to install the lights and adjust them if needed. Be sure to use the handles on the side of the stick when inserting it into the ground. Pressing on the light or solar panel could damage it. It is of course easier to install these when the ground is wet but I didn’t have any problems installing them when the ground was dryer. Overall these have been great solar lights that look nice and work great!
   

3. Donna BROWN Verified Buyer – 16 April 2025

   Awesome.
   

4. 4.6 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 19 April 2025

   Vendor Bosceos offers this two-pack of garden landscape solar spot lights that is loaded with impressive features. Here is what to like: 1. The newer-generation LEDs (30 of them) cast a super bright cold white light (we estimate in the 6000K range). 2. Battery life is everything, and these lights feature 1500 mAh batteries some vendor units feature 800-1200 mAhs. 3. Both the light element and the solar panel each separately articulate up and down to aid with best positioning. 4. You can choose between low, medium, high light cast…with the lower setting providing longer-lasting cast. As noted in the photos, we carefully examined and then tested the lights in several situations. We used the high setting to illuminate an interior utility room and a two-bay garage. At the high setting, the light cast was impressive. We also placed the lights in the garden area and a night shot shows the light volume of one of the lights. There are some realities to note. The solar panel is poly silicon, also known as polychrystalline. These are earlier generation panels and do not covert as efficiently as newer monochrystalline panels. Whether poly or mono, in industry testing, no residential solar light panels achieve 30% conversion rates…none. Polys test at 11-13% actual conversation and monos at 14-16% conversion. So don’t order these thinking these panels will generate such a high conversion rate because, according to industry testing standards, such rates are not yet possible. Also of note, while the light element and panel articulate up and down, they do not independently rotate. Thus, while the advertising indicates that such articulation allows you to “optimize” placement for catching sunshine, the lack of axis rotation will limit optimal placement. While these are realities that affect most such solar landscape lighting systems, irrespective of vendor, the very good features of these lights still make them a very decent set of landscape lights. They are worth a close look.