MINI 50X Twin Solar-Powered Cast Aluminium Warm White LED Spotlight 60-100 Lumen Per Light Fixture for Outdoor Garden Yard Landscape Downlight

Rarely write reviews but these have been running nonstop since 2018 and still do an amazing job in my backyard!

This product is terrific! I’ve bought several, and I’ve been happy with the quality and reliability. The kit I installed a few years ago is still going strong with no degradation in light output.

I've had two sets of these for four years and they still run like a champ. Have never had to replace the batteries. best solar led lights I have ever found.

This is a great feature light for the front of your house. It charges well as you can position the panel in direct sunlight and run the wires underground or mulch to ensure the lights are positioned where needed last a strong 6 hours on top setting. Easy to adjust and set.

Basic, cheapy solar landscape lights I've gotten in the past don't have the battery capacity to stay lit long--shorter than our night. They've all ended up in the garbage within a year. These Jewels I'm reviewing are very modestly priced but they have a higher capacity battery. Initially, I charged the solar panel in partial sun for 2 weeks prior to turning them on and staking them in place. These two solar spotlights shine on my banana plants...casting funky banana plant silhouettes on my fence like I envisioned. Their permanent location gets mostly indirect Sun for 4- 5 hours. But these little gems stay lit all night, night after night, all night! Low light setting shines from before 6:00 p.m. thru the night. $ for dollar, 5 stars!

I took a chance on these as I got a wild hair and decided to try a simple solution for accent lighting for my house. To my surprise they're very well made. The stakes, the head, the solar panels and wiring, everything seems to be and feels like something meant to be out in the elements.For now I have thew wires run and buried and the lights on stakes. I'd planned on mounting the lights but in a couple of places that won't work so, so far the stakes are the best option, and work well.Once we had several days of good full sun, they seem to last longer than other reviews have stated. When I first put them in we had on and off weather, as well, I moved and test locations for the panels. I finally got a good spot that will be about as good as I can get. Depending on time of year, the number of hours of sun that hit this part of the yard changes quite a bit. It's on the north side, partially blocked by the house, more so in fall and winter months.I've ended up with these on full power. Mid power is pretty good for my application but full is better. If there was 1 more higher setting it might be perfect. However I'd question the ability to power them without larger panels and power storage.With decent but not great sun, they'd go off somewhere close to 4 AM. That would be about 7 or so hours which is respectable on high. With some constant sun recently, even with limited direct sun during the day, I check cameras yesterday and they were going off at about 6AM. That's about 9 hours on high. I can't complain about that at all.They're small, which is good because they aren't noticeable but put off a good light for our 1 story at the corners where there's accents. The color of these lights are great, warm and natural.For about $140 I think, for the 3 sets this was a great option. Only time will tell as far as durability and holding a charge for powering them as much as possible over night but for a solar solution, these are a great option!!FYI, they're made well too, including the stakes and brackets. I have another light for a flag light that's larger, but the stake and mount are much less substantial than these sets. These are much more heavy duty.All in all, these are a solid buy for a simple solar lighting solution.The attached picture was just after install, before I had the aim and locations nailed down better. They are on the brightest setting here. I think the picture might show them a little bit brighter than they are in person.

I had a handyman install these light three weeks ago. I live in Mississippi, USA, and we've had plenty of sunshine during that time. Perhaps the handyman installed the light system incorrectly. In any case there is no light in the darkness. JHWhen I posted my one-star review, the seller wrote back, offering me a full refund. He also made suggestions on how to fix the problem, one of which was simply to press the button the the back of the solar panel. I did: the lights came on at once. (The handyman who installed the system had not pushed the button.) I now replace my one-star review with a five-star review, thanks to the seller's quick and responsible solution.

They work great so far. Easy to set everything up - except for one thing. I was mounting the lights on a wood fence, and it either requires a 90 degree angled screwdriver or to remove the lights from the brackets to be able to use the screwdriver without the lights blocking access to the holes in the bracket. It was a little difficult to remove the screws and washers holding the lights on to the bracket and put the lights back on later while trying to line up the little screws and washers and hold it all together without dropping anything.The solar panel charged it up and on the medium brightness setting, the lights stay on all night long.The lights are bright enough to cover the desired area.I had tried some other solar lights that stick in the ground, and they only lasted a few hours, were not very bright, and only lit up about a 12 inch circular area.These lights work much better, and I would buy these again, if needed.