Solar Lights Outdoor, [6 Pack/3 Modes] 2-in-1 Solar Spot Lights Outdoor, IP67 Waterproof Landscape Lighting,Outdoor Solar Lights for Yard Garden Patio Driveway Pool (Cold White/33 LED)

I used to order the round flat disc lights. They seemed like a great product for the cost but I notice that in direct sunlight and soil over time, that product would soak up moisture and deteriorate after a few months. I found this product to be a sturdier build. I like the fact this product sits is above ground so the moisture just drips off when it rains. I've only had the product out in the yard for about a month now and the lights seem to be handling prolonged periods of direct sunlight pretty well (better than the flat disc lights) but we'll see after 6 months. One feature that is really nice is the 3-level brightness setting. I have mine on the lowest (1st) brightness level and it is definitely bright enough for safety and nice "highlight" lighting without making people think that I have a Broadway premier at my house. If you like that bright, Broadway premier-style lighting, the third and brightest setting may be for you.

The media could not be loaded. These lights are great to create a vibe and to light up the house at night. The three settings are helpful but we keep them at the lowest setting. They stay on during the night.Assembly was a bit tricky since the screws are tiny on the knob. Once you figured out one the rest were a breeze.I stake them to the ground, I love that there are no extra cords. Easy to move and adjust angles. I’m very happy with this purchase. Our house looks amazing.

Overall, great set of solar lights. I like the light intensity feature, easy assembly and simple operation. As for how long this holds up, time will tell…3/22: It’s been about 8 months since I’ve owned this, and for the most part it still holds up well and the light shines bright. I’ve had to readjust some lights because of the shifting of soil due to seasons, no big deal. One thing I noticed though on a couple solar panels: the protective film on the solar panels have somehow peeled. I imagine it is due to wear and tear from the weathering as these two lights are in direct morning sun.

These are just what I was looking for. I was looking for some solar landscape lights that were low profile and produced a good amount of light for a good amount of time. These do it all, I like the way the solar panel is integrated into the back of the light, much cleaner looking than other designs. The light output is adjustable (I use the middle setting) and nice a bright white light. My lights also seem to shine just about all night, which is nice. I have had them for a few weeks now and working great. I hope they keep this design for years to come as I'll order more.

After a year of use, the LiBlins Solar Landscape Spotlights Outdoor continue to shine brilliantly. These spotlights are durable, easy to install, and their solar-powered feature eliminates the need for wiring. Their consistent brightness and enduring build make them a standout choice for reliable outdoor lighting.

We bought these lights to highlight our Arizona landscaping and bring some much needed light into the darkness of our backyard. Setup was a breeze due to clear instructions that were provided. Installation was only an issue because of the rock solid ground we had to hammer the stakes into and nothing to do with the product itself. At least you know the stakes are solid ;)My favorite part is the option to adjust the solar lights from dim to lighter to brighter as different areas of our yard required a mixture of lighting. Once the darkness hit we were able to adjust them to our liking and very happy with the end result. I will be purchasing another set of these for our front yard as well so these come highly recommended.

Update: After 2 yrs of being outside, about half of the lights no longer function properly. Whether it’s the batteries or LEDs, I’m not sure. Many have water and/or bugs (bees and ants) in them, but they still sort of work. For the price, I’m happy with getting 2 yrs out of them, but I will look to replace them with something brighter next time. Still, not a bad purchase.I have a whole bunch of these all over my property, they are decidedly OK and a good value for what I paid.1. They are nowhere near as bright as some reviewers say. Even on the highest setting, I can't get them to look anything like what other reviewers' photos show.2. They seem to hold a charge decently well, provided there's enough sun. On a cloudy day, forget about it, you're getting like 45 mins of light on the medium setting. But when there's enough sun (several hours), they last 5-6 hours before going dum.3. I can't speak to longevity, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed they will last through rain. They are very cheaply made, I know others have posted photos about water in the lens, I can see how that would happen given the quality.4. These are cold white, like security lights. I wish I had bought the warm light version as I think they'd look better. Next time I'll get those.Overall, not horrible, but not as great as some people seem to make them. They are lights, they are cheap when on sale, and they are not super bright. For my purposes (mostly lining a driveway), they are OK.

All year round these have not stopped working until recently I saw that guy on facebook about WD 40 sprayed ontop helps the solar panal refresher. But don’t spray WD 40 into the solar panal. 4 are still working great but two after spraying WD40 has ruined them. Besides that I think these lights are awesome.