Solar Wall Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP65 with 3 Lighting Modes

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1. Krista Verified Buyer – 1 January 2025

   Easy to install and look really great on my the sides of my garage! I love that they are solar since I don’t have electricity for regular lights. Gives my home a beautiful look at night since these lights provide up and downlighting at the same time! I also love that the lights are adjustable to dim or off as needed with motion sensors to trigger them to light for people approaching my home. Good price, especially since you get 4 in a box!
   

2. The Passenger Verified Buyer – 10 January 2025

   This review is for Solar Wall Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP65, 3 Lighting Modes Solar Motion Lights Dusk to Dawn for Backyard, Yard, Patio, Porch, Fence, Garage, Garden- 2 Pack

   These are great lights – nice warm light and perfect for an outbuilding. They are very solid – much heavier than you would think – and they have a good mounting system and come with a mounting template to get the screws in the right place.

   This isn’t a con but be sure and check the measurements – I failed to do this and expected that they would be bigger. They are a little bigger than 3″ square. Perfect for my shed actually and the upward lighting reflects off of the eaves for even more even lighting all around. They are bright and have several modes – we like the motion sensor mode because we don’t want any unnecessary light on a dark night.
   

3. Allan Verified Buyer – 19 January 2025

   These lights are simple to install and will serve as a dim solution in an entryway. The only real downside of them is the plastic. They will fade very quickly under direct sunlight and the clear plastic will cloud. The photo eye is also not very appealing to look at. I am now only going to use them as a temporary soution
   

4. 4.4 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   I ordered this $46 set of four matching Auderwin solar wall-light cubes (npcpsolar.com ASIN B0DYJ25TKK) to light up a long concrete wall where what I love about these “cubes” is that they’re solidly built. I weighed the cubes on my kitchen scale at about 304 grams each (which is about 10-3/4 ounces each) and they’re built with aluminum all around. I passed a strong magnet all about the cube and while there was some slight attraction (probably due to components inside), even the outside four bolts were barely magnetic. The main flaw of these lights, as with many solar lights, is that the panel is rigidly placed such that your wall must face south for these lights to stand any chance of being powered by the 3-inch by 2-inch solar panel on the top. Also there is only one way to mount them, which makes installation simple as all you do is drill two holes using the paper template provided and then you slip the unit over the protruding bolt heads. In my application, I had a concrete wall with an overhanging cap block lip, which made installation location problematic because I had to mount the lights well below the overhanging lip so that the sun would irradiate the solar panel. Another issue that isn’t obvious until you install them is that they will tend to collect snow given they’re mounted against a wall and they form a horizontal flat surface for snow to collect on – which will impede the sunlight from getting to the panels. For rain, being IP65, they’re protected against the dust that you might blow about when cleaning with an air blower, and they’re protected against water spray from any direction, although they can’t be submerged in water. You can’t mount them near another light source as they won’t go on at night when they sense motion, so you even have to place them a few feet apart (mine are ten feet apart and that works) to keep each unit from interfering with another. The three modes are confusing at first, but you should decide ahead of time as the mode switch is covered once you mount the lights to the wall (which I guess is a good thing as the kids can’t easily play with the modes). Mode 1 = motion-sensor mode (no light at night but bright light turns on during motion events) Mode 2 = motion-sensor mode (dim light on at night, bright light during motion events) Mode 3 = night light (dim light on at night, off during the day, no motion sensing) It’s a bit confusing because there is not much difference between dim and bright modes, and worse, there’s no indication of which mode you’re in without explicit testing at night, so you should best set the mode from off, where each click moves you to the next mode in the sequence and then back to OFF. The power source is an 800mAh rechargeable battery, but there’s no indication if it’s user replaceable in the npcpsolar.com listing or packaging inserts. The cubes are roughly about 3-1/8 inch square. Of the six sides of the cube, two are for sensors & controls, and two are for the lights (one of which also has the solar panel0, and the other two are blank panels. Overall, these are a set of four solidly built approximately 3-inch square wall mounted aluminum Auderwin solar wall-light cubes with three lighting modes, two of which with motion sensing, but their fixed solar panel requires a south-facing wall for optimal charging, and installation can be tricky with overhanging structures. For more information, please see the included detailed photos. In explaining all of this, I hope this review helps you make a more informed decision.

   

5. Bruno Verified Buyer – 25 February 2025

   When I first unboxed the AUDERWIN Solar Wall Lights, I could immediately feel the difference in quality. These are very well-made lights — they feel substantial and sturdy in your hands, unlike the cheap, flimsy plastic lights you often come across. The materials and construction give you real confidence that they’ll hold up over time.

   Visually, they are modern, sleek, and stylish. They add an upscale look wherever you install them. We mounted ours on the posts of our backyard gazebo, and the effect is absolutely stunning. It really elevated the entire look of the space.

   Performance-wise, these lights do not disappoint. After a full sunny day, they easily hold their charge through the entire night. With three lighting modes, it’s easy to adjust them to suit your needs, whether you want constant light or motion-activated illumination.

   All in all, I am extremely pleased with these AUDERWIN solar lights — from the design to the build quality to the functionality, they exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend!
   

6. klawrawkz Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   This is a review for the Auderwin Solar Wall Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP65, 3 Lighting Modes Solar Motion Lights Dusk to Dawn for Backyard, Yard, Patio, Porch, Fence, Garage, Garden- 4 Pack

   Review Submitted April 2025

   This is a pretty decent set of outdoor wall mountable solar lights. The light is a bright white color. They are a bit boxy in terms of style which is not my cup of tea.

   Four Stars.
   

7. APKAFD Verified Buyer – 17 April 2025

   These solar lights have a clean, modern look and are super easy to install—just two screws into the surface, and the fixture hangs on like a clock or picture frame.

   They provide a soft glow from both the top and bottom, creating a nice ambient effect. Just keep in mind they’re purely decorative—perfect for lighting up a path or stairs, but not bright enough for functional lighting.

   One thing to note: the solar panel is tiny, about half the size of the light itself. You’ll need to mount them somewhere that gets a lot of direct sunlight if you want them to last through the night.

   Overall, they look great and add a nice touch, but there are better options out there with larger solar panels and more flexibility on placement.