SIEDiNLAR Solar Deck Lights Outdoor 2 Modes LED Dock Driveway Markers Light Solar Powered Waterproof for Step Ground Walkway Stair Pathway Yard Garden Road 4 Pack (Cool White/Warm White)

Pleasantly surprised at the good durable quality

I have purchased 12 pcs over two separate buys. I like the warm white light option. The units have lasted about 3 months on my driveway with little problem. On an overcast day, they turn off earlier but that's fine. Then 3 of the 8 on the driveway were found broken. See photo. Same place, same break - so its a design problem. Looks to me the casting is a bit thin; good if thicker where the screws go. Also nice if Seller provided stainless steel screws. Otherwise, a good product for the price.

Great product, well made.

Does the job, great will order again

There were two offerings of these on Amazon and this was the cheaper, so it is the one I picked. They arrived the next day and I pulled all four of them out of the box. They came with yard spikes and also screws and anchors, and an instruction placard, which came in handy later! I planned to use the screws and anchors to place them near the front of my concrete driveway to show where to turn in after dark.Out of the box, only three functioned. On those three the pushbutton switch on the back cycled from OFF to Cool White to Warm White & then back to OFF. Problem was the fourth light did not function. Upon reading the instruction placard I noticed they advise to replace the rechargeable battery after a year of use and they describe how to do so by first removing the 6 screws underneath. Having nothing to lose, and so I might not have to send them back to Amazon, I dove in and took the non-functional unit apart per the instructions on how to replace the battery. It is mostly all plastic and, being very careful so as not to break anything, I got it separated. There's not very much inside it. Upon inspection I took note of the replaceable battery for future use, and then noticed the negative wire that was supposed to be soldered to the negative battery post, was not! There was solder there, but it didn't catch the wire as it should have. Luckily for me I have a soldering iron and some experience with that. I soldered the wire where it was supposed to go, and voila, a working light. Now I don't have to mess with sending them all back.I now have that one and another one mounted on my driveway and they are working and performing the function I wanted. On any small, electronic item like this, if it doesn't function out of the box, it is often worth the trouble to remove a few screws and see if a wire might be loose. If that effort doesn't prove productive, send it back to Amazon.