Solar Lights Outdoor, Upgraded 78 LED Solar Motion Sensor Security Lights - Solar Powered Lights Waterproof Wireless Wall Lights Solar Lamps with 3 Intelligent Modes for Outside(2 Pack)

I have this light outside for nearly 1 year. I live by the sea and the sea air hasn't effected it at all. The quality is great, very durable, very easy to install. The light is sensitive enough and bright enough. Wish it stayed on a little bit longer as a sensor but that's no where near a deal breaker. They work even on quite cloudy days. Really would recommend them.

I am really happy with my solar motion light x 2 . The product arrived well and was packaged really well . On opening the parcel I could see that at inside the box was to motion solar panel lights with with wall plugs and screws how to install onto a wall or fence. I really like how bright the solar motion sensor light is is as it is really bright which is a good thing. It also has 78 LED lights on each solar panel The product is really easy C2 install all so easily I installed both solar lights to my wooden fence panels. I can honestly say I love the motion detection and the brightness of the lights as they last quite a long time I'm when charge by daylight. I am really happy about buying the solar motion lights x 2 and I will easily recommend this this product to anyone looking for extra light, security or just to light up up the garden Overall a great product well worth the money and and it's made from quality materials I can see this product last a long time. If you like my review and find it helpful please leave a vote for my review as I'm trying to get get my reviews seen by many and voted helpful by many overall great product five star star quality strong sturdy materials and a very bright light. I recommend this product and that is why I I rate this a 5-star product on all based on my review and experience of using and installing the solar panel motion light

Bought 3 yrs ago and still working without any issues

Ordered 2 of these for my garden a couple of years ago, so impressed with them at the time that I also got some for my parents to light the way to their back door, all are still working brilliantly. I’ve since reordered as wanted to light up more of the garden for when the dog goes out at night and to hopefully deter neighbourhood cats, they really are amazing, the sensor works as soon as the dog goes into that part of the garden and switches off after 15 seconds if he’s moved away, really easy to fit with just 2 screw into the fence panel, they point downwards so only light the green and are no bother to neighbours and they give sufficient light that I can see him clearly even at midnight. They seem to charge even on relatively dull days so long as you give the solar panels a wipe over every now and then to keep them clean. I’ve now ordered another pack of 2 to put one at the side of the house for if I need to put rubbish out etc at night and one for by the front door as local council switch streetlights off through the early hours. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them and will try and remember to take a photo tonight to add to this later. * 2 photos added, the light at the top of the garden is on in both as sensor has detected the dog, in the second picture you can see the difference it’s made when the light activated at the bottom of the garden

So as instructed and slightly suspicious I noted the return window time limit. I charged them in full sun for a couple of days and confirmed they were working. Popped them to one side as I needed to paint the fence they needed to be attached to. Returned this earlier month and placed them into a south facing window as before to charge up. It’s on our footpath so when I tested the first time as we passed the window the light on first test had come on via the sensor. When I put them in the window we had 2 sunny days actually sunnier than when testing them. The lights now do not come on. I tried various positions and options on the switch but nothing happens on either light. Now I suspect that the original charge was already in the batteries and the solar panels don’t actually work. So the original thumbs up to them working was from a residual battery charge. I will persist as I’ve missed the ability to return them. Please note they have not been outside at all. Just in a sunny south facing window and not left there for weeks on end. Just 2 days at the start and again just this week. I’ve bought this type of lamp many times on Amazon and never had many issues before other than a single unit total failure which was exchanged and a small unit which I suspect is not getting enough light but is over a year old now. Other than that they normally last 2 to 5 years!! And that’s after using outside!! So I’m very confused as to how it’s possible these don’t work.

I’ve been using these solar-powered lights for five years now, and they’ve proven to be a reliable addition to my garden. I chose them partly for their large size, which gives them a more substantial light output, and also the solar feature means I don’t have to deal with battery changes or messy wires. After opening the box, I put them in a well-lit area near a window for a day or so to fully charge before installing them in the garden. Fitting them was straightforward; it came with screws and wall plugs, and the two holes on each light makes it easy to mount them on fences or walls etc. One handy feature is the button next to the PIR sensor. This allows you to switch between different modes easily, and in this order: - Off When it gets dark… - Dim constant - Dim/bright when motion is detected - Off/bright when motion is detected This means adjusting them after installation is much easier than with some other brands that often have switches in less accessible spots such as at the back, or not at all. In bright mode, the lights provide a strong, pure white illumination that adequately lights up a medium-sized patio. The motion sensor works well, picking up movement from a good distance, and keeping the light on for around 17-18 seconds if there’s no further activity. Overall, I’m satisfied with how these lights perform, and the longevity after five years. They are good value for money, I would recommend them to anyone looking for dependable outdoor lighting, so it’s five stars from me. I hope this review was helpful

I recently picked up the HETP Solar Lights for my backyard, and I gotta say, I’m quite happy with them. Right out of the box, setting them up was a breeze. I just mounted them on the wall and made sure they were in a spot that gets plenty of sun during the day. They charge up nicely, and honestly, I've been impressed with how bright they are for being solar-powered. What I particularly like is the three modes you can choose from. Whether you want constant light, motion-activated light, or a more subtle option, it's nice to have some versatility. I’ve kept them on the motion sensor setting, and they light up immediately when someone walks by, which really adds a layer of security. Another thing worth mentioning is how well they hold up against the weather. We've had some heavy rain since I installed them, and they've been perfectly fine. The waterproof feature is definitely a plus for me as I didn't want to worry about them getting damaged. Overall, the HETP Solar Lights have been a solid purchase. They provide good illumination, have decent battery life, and are easy to install. If you’re looking for reliable outdoor lights that won’t break the bank, I’d say give these a try.

The light works pretty well, sensitivity of the PIR is good and the light is bright and a decent cool white.. I haven't owned the product long enough to determine reliability or longevity/endurance of the battery in the unit, or how effectively the PV is charging on dull days but so-far, so-good. The 2 gripes I have with the product - 1) There are only fixing holes on the top, which leaves it somewhat hinged from the top and loose at the bottom, this is particularly an issue if you are trying to affix to an uneven surface, such as brick work. 2) The overall finish isn't particularly attractive, it's very plasticky, the light isn't particularly well focussed (no diffuser/lens) so there's a lot of glare, and there's a tacky label pointlessly describing what it is (easily removed)