NYMPHY Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP68, 56 LED 3 Lighting Modes Solar Powered Garden Yard Spot Solar Lights for Outside Landscape- 4 Pack (Cool White)ClimatePartner certified

These are awesome. Inexpensive, sturdy, bright and well made. These are NOT motion sensitive so they are perfect for lighting plants or walkways.Very bright light and super easy to install in our landscaping beds.A great side benefit is they are so portable...we wanted to get hard-wired lighting but this let us change our plan 2-3 times already so we have the perfect lighting tonight.Recommended to my neighbor to pick up a set as a "test kit" for him to try different locations and angles around his home before he springs for the costly hard-wired with transformer setup for his new pool.Would be great for landscapers to pick up a few sets to let customers check out different lighting options before installing plights.I am placing my third order tonight just to have backups on hand for mower incidents, expansion or breakage

We initially bought four of these about two months ago and they have worked flawlessly, relying solely on solar power. They have brightened up our property grounds enormously and add almost a magical touch to our property. In fact we have enjoyed them so much that we recently purchased another set of four. They produce just the right amount of light, are easy to set up, and so far have worked brilliantly. Highly recommended!

I've only had these lights for about a week now. They are bright and stay lit all night long. Super easy to assemble, have 3 light settings (low, medium, and high intensity), and light weight. I have a couple that are mostly in the shade of trees that are not as bright by 6am as the ones that have full sun for several hours a day, but they still put light out. FYI, I have mine on the high intensity light setting. I'm REALLY happy with my purchase and would highly recommend to others looking for reasonably priced solar landscape lighting.

These are great in my back yard where I get a lot of sun but so far the ones in the front yard are not working the best but that could be since there is more shade in that area throughout the day. I would still highly recommend these. Very bright, easy to set up and look great.

Bright and beautiful.Lights high up tree branches that the beams of my previous solar lights weren't strong enough to reach.Tips that I learned from my gardener (#2 is especially important):1- they come with a partial charge, but before installing and turning on, leave them in full sun for at least a full day or two so the battery can reach full capacity2- understand that these solar lights work on a balanced supply/demand system. I don't know the ratio between hours of charge compared to hours of use (?1 hr of charge for every hour of use?), but I do know that that at least once a year, I need to turn off all the lights and give them a full couple of days for their batteries to reach back up to full charge capacity.Think of it as a bucket full of energy. During the summer, the bucket fills fully because the sun is strong and constant. Days are also longer (more hours to charge) and nights are shorter (fewer hours of use). During these months, the bucket remains full because energy input is greater than output.Fast forward to winter months when things are just the opposite. The days are shorter and sunlight is not as strong (fewer and less efficient hours of charging). During these months, the nights are also longer meaning the lights trigger on earlier and stay on for more hours too. Everyday, the use demand outweighs the energy replenishment. This higher demand for energy at night being greater that the charge input they receive during the day has a cumulative effect and over time, there just won't be enough energy left in the bucket to satisfy the demand. This is when you'll probably find that your lights are not only dimmer, but they also are not staying illuminated all night long.Hubby put is succinctly: If you consistently spend more than you make, you'll eventually find your bank account overdrawn.This is when you need to pause the spending (output) for a few days and turn the lights off. This gives them a few days to let the charge catch up and refill that "bucket of energy".I'd had my lights for 3 years when I found they were petering out before 10pm. I got crabby thinking I needed to replace them all with new ones. I mentioned this to my gardener and he told me to try turning them off for a few days first. Nothing to lose and it was worth a try before chucking them all out. I'm so glad I did because when I turned them all back on after 3 days, they were noticeably brighter and all still on when I got up the next morning at 5am.

Hands down, BEST solar yard lights i have purchased to date. These work AMAZING. I purchased a set about a year ago. They are still working great and shining strong!I love these SO MUCH that I purchased TWO MORE sets last week. I have them all over our property and I am completely satisfied. I love that there are 3 brightness settings. You can put them anywhere in the ground with a stake or you can mount them with the hardware provided.

Not Built to Last – Solar Lights Fall ShortI had high hopes for these solar lights with their multiple brightness settings and waterproof rating. Setup was straightforward and the panels seemed to charge fine during the day. When they worked, the lights put out a nice cool white glow that did look sharp in the yard.But durability has been the major disappointment. Within a short time, a couple of units stopped holding charge overnight, leaving dim or completely dead lights by morning. The plastic feels light and not built for long-term outdoor use. Even the adjustable modes don’t mean much if the lights won’t consistently stay powered through the night.For the price, I was expecting something more reliable. If you’re looking for decorative accent lighting, these may be okay for occasional use, but don’t count on them for steady, dependable landscape illumination.Bottom line: Decent brightness when they work, but reliability issues make them a poor choice for long-term outdoor lighting.

These lights seem to be of good quality and provide light as designed. They work well - time will tell how long their useful lifespan will be.