Outdoor Solar Spotlights IP65 Waterproof LED Landscape Lighting 8 Pack

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1. Beth Fiorucci Verified Buyer – 27 April 2024

   One spotlight works well. The other lasts about one hour. I’ve had for about 5 weeks. Both receive sun for most of day. Will have to buy a different set.
   

2. denise Verified Buyer – 19 May 2024

   NOT 1 WORKS PLZ RESEND ITEMS THAT WORK OR REFUND DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY!!
   

3. Steve W. Verified Buyer – 2 July 2024

   These are great lights- we have had no issues with them. Very bright and work perfectly!
   

4. steven heffington Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   I have had these up for a bit less than a week now. Overall I am happy with them. They consistently automatically turn on at just about the right time, just as dusk is starting to deepen a bit. They last most or all the night, with good sunny day they will go all night, if it has been cloudy or raining for most of the day, they only make it through about 3/4s of the night. The control is easy (push a button), they pushed into the ground easily and are solid. The head is easy to adjust and stays where you put it. All positive. The only downside, is that they could be just a bit brighter. As they are they light up stuff within about 8ft quite well, past that it starts to fade out. So when I point them upward to illuminate bushes and side of the house, they get the bushes, but the side of the house is only lighted minimally. If you need near illumination these are great. If you need a light to project a decently bright light 20+ ft, then maybe should look elsewhere.
   

5. setul Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   These worked for about 2.5 weeks and then stopped working.
   

6. Summer Byrne Verified Buyer – 13 March 2025

   It lights up very well the area I needed it to!!! Would buy again
   

7. Rula Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   These work great! They really light up the area I needed
   

8. 3.8 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   I already had hardwired nightscaping, but wanted to add and thought these would do the trick and be easy to install. They are easy because they are solar. Just stick in the ground. However, finding an appropriate spot for them wasn’t easy. My house is on a E/W line. The sun comes from the NE in the morning. Then behind the house in the SW in the afternoon. To place the solar array to face the morning sun meant the lights were limited where I could put them. Further out on my front lawn where they’d get sun all day, meant putting them in grass that needs weekly cutting. Instead putting them in dirt around ornamental trees on my lawn meant they’d be in shade from the tree. In addition to those issues, putting them back far to shine on the house diffused the light too much and blinded anyone exiting the house. The light from these is also white and not a warm yellow. For these reasons, I thought they would be better to be closer to the bushes by the house shining up into them. Then I realized this would me the solar arrays would be facing the wrong way and in the shade under the bushes. So, not there. Ultimately, the only place I could put them was shining up into ivy on my chimney. I already had hardwired lighting on sun. In the photo, the yellow warmer light on the bush to the right and on the sun is from the hardwired lights. These are accenting the ivy from below. Still, one of these had to be positioned so the solar array faces slightly away from the sun. Before going to sleep, I turn off my nightscaping. These stay on because they go until dawn or they run out of power. If you can’t install hardwired, these are easy, but I prefer warmer light. Like most solar lights, these are too white light for my taste and limited where I could put them so that the solar array captured good sun. The second photo is just these after I turned the hardwired lights off.