BAXIA TECHNOLOGY Solar Outdoor Lights Wireless Security Motion Sensor Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof for Front Door,Backyard,Steps,Garage,Garden (400LM,4 Packs)

The BAXIA TECHNOLOGY Solar Outdoor Lights are one of many options for solar lights.What we found with these lights is several cool features... and one thing that could be better.Cool stuff:These are super bright and motion activated. While there are no settings to these - they pretty much come on bright for about 30 seconds when motion with 10- 16 feet is detected - we find they work really well around plants, doorways, and walk areas. So simple compared with others we have bought.There is a small pin hole for the on/off feature and I like the security of knowing it's difficult for any one to sneak around and turn these off. Added some photos of the included pin and how to turn on the lights (a simple press for on and press again for off).We live in a very sunny area and these did not delaminate or melt when exposed to high heat and very bright sun . They also remained waterproof in a downpour. I like that the rechargeable batteries can be changed when needed (for us, these types of batteries usually last two years when well protected from the elements).These can be used as a very strong, "blinding" spotlight when they are directed at eye level or they can illuminate about 5 feet around a plant if placed at a 20 degree angle downwards. The options for these lights makes this a super versatile light compared with others we have tried. Hopefully the photos help to show the different ways we are using the light - one is at the base of a plant to deter mice and the other is on a fence to spotlight animals wanting to climb into our yard.Since these BAXIA TECHNOLOGY Solar Outdoor Lights are energized by the sun, two are being placed near our entrance to eliminate the need for keeping our electric front porch light on (it attracts so many bugs!). We estimate a pay back on these lights via a reduced electric bill within 2 months.Love that these are at a price point where we can order many of these to place around our property - and we move them around to keep animals from being able to get accustomed to the lights (and therefore less fearful). The ability to move these lights around makes them more valuable to us.These BAXIA TECHNOLOGY Solar Outdoor Lights come with a 180 day warranty. We ordered 8 and will be ordering 8 more because they work so well and are so simple to use. At the time we bought these they were 5 bucks each. The other great thing is there is a 30 day free return in the event you order them and they do not work out well for you.What could be better?I prefer the types of lights where you can simply attach it to a screw by sliding it on the screw. These lights have lots of options with two eyeholes (screws and plastic anchors are included, 3M type tape is not). There are good pictures on the product page of options for attaching these lights to fences, walls, etc.The only thing that could be better would be an option for length of light on, and brightness - that would increase the cost, so we're happy with the very basic features already offered.Hope the photos and this review help you decide if this is the best light for you. We love them and will be ordering more.2 month update: My Baxia solar lights are still going strong (no degradation in the brightness and the solar part is still nice despite exposure to very strong sun and rain. I recently tried another brand that has three brightness levels and a more simple on/off switch - added a photo to show the difference. I ordered the other lights because the price was very good - but prefer the Baxia lights for brightness and simple one level of brightness - I need really bright lights and that is what these Baxia lights offer. Still keeping the new lights (not awful) but next time will stick with these bright, simple Baxia solar lights.

We purchased these for our boutique resort, Treasure by the Sea Bonaire, and they’ve been a fantastic addition. We placed them at each gate so guests can easily see the keypad when the sensor light turns on, as well as along the dive lockers, outdoor kitchen, and parking areas.After 4+ years of use (we have 16 installed), only a few have stopped working. Even though some of the white covers disintegrated in the Bonaire sun, the lights themselves still work perfectly and have not dimmed over time. They’re easy to install, we attached them to our concrete fence with double-sided tape, and they stay put. We think these are very durable and have good battery life in the Caribbean environment.These lights provide just the right amount of illumination: long enough to be helpful, but not excessive. Highly recommend them for gates, walkways, and anywhere you want extra safety and convenience at night.

We only have one up so far. I didn't give it five stars as I was hoping it to be a bit brighter but it;s not too bad. Works well with movement around it. The way it's built I don't know how long it will work in this southwest high temps that eat up everything during the brutal summer. We'll see. So far it's good, not great but for the price, it's good.Here's an update. It's now 2023 and therefore, all of these little security lights are still working, in spite of the joy killing 113+ summer temps.We've had two people attempt to sneak into the back yard that we know of. We think there might have been more but the neighbors cat is on night patrol and randomly setting them off so either the intruders think there's too much burglar traffic round here or the cat is more ninja capable than any of uscould have imagined against the bad guys. We've learned to appreciate his efforts instead of yelling "get off our lawn!" He's been known to make our hidden areas light up resembling a prison yard just to show any future intruders what he's capable of and what their future may look like.Also when I come home after dark, there they are over the door lighting the car to greet me along with the 4 other little disney fairies lighting up most of the front yard and down the path as I haul whatever to the front door. These are impressive, especially being solar driven so costing nothing after the purchase.I know, I know, a bit much humanizing lights but we've learned to love those work horses. No! I haven't namedthem! Stop that!Well, except for Sofia. In the front yard tree.So I said all that to say, they are pretty worth it considering todays worries and not really pricey or obnoxiously invasive. JS