Linke Solar Spot Lights Outdoor Garden, 2700K/4000K/6500K Adjustable 6 in 1 Led Solar Powered Spotlight IP66 Waterproof Landscape Spotlights Fence Lights for Yard Lawn Tree Statue

This review relates to the 4 in 1 Warm/Natural/Cold White version of this product (essentially 4 lights with the option to change up the warmth).I'm very pleased with these, my main criteria was something that had a solar panel that could be positioned some distance from the lights. They're in a shaded area so wouldn't get much charge if the panel was part of the light or on a short wire.There's almost 3m of wire between the solar panel and the battery unit, a much shorter length to the first light (40cm or so?) and then each light then has a further good length of almost 3m between them.In an ideal world, there'd have been a 3m length from the battery to the first light, but I made it work.I'm using these as spotlights shining down on some trellised plants, but they come with stakes so you can also use them as up-lights.If you're wall mounting them I'd recommend attaching the brackets to the wall first without the lights held on as it's fiddly to get a screwdriver to things with the lights in the way. Just beware the tiny nut that holds the lights onto said bracket might drop out when you go to attach them to the now wall mounted brackets.Remote control gives all the options, easier to press the buttons to figure out some icons vs. translating the manual, but it's not rocket surgery. I've got them set to come on automatically at night, run for a couple of hours and then switch off. Currently summertime, so can't yet comment on how they'll fair charging during other seasons, but the battery is reporting a full charge on a daily basis, and the lights are running on full brightness for their working hours.There's a couple of options I can't imagine anyone using (flash/strobe and cycle through the warmth settings) but if that's what floats your boat, go for it.Easy enough install, does the job, fair price. Can't ask for much more!

Title: Brilliant Solar Spot Lights for a Stunning Outdoor GardenReview:I recently purchased solar spot lights for my outdoor garden, and I'm absolutely thrilled with the results. These lights have added a touch of magic to my garden, and I'm excited to share my positive experience with them.First and foremost, the installation process was a breeze. These lights are wireless and powered by solar energy, which means no messy wiring or complicated setups. I simply placed them strategically in my garden, allowing them to soak up the sunlight during the day and illuminate my garden beautifully at night.The brightness and quality of these spotlights are truly impressive. They emit a bright, warm light that adds a delightful ambiance to my garden space. The adjustable spotlight heads allowed me to highlight specific features, such as trees, plants, or architectural elements, creating a visually stunning landscape.One of the standout features of these solar spot lights is their energy efficiency. Powered by solar energy, they automatically turn on at dusk and turn off at dawn, conserving energy and reducing electricity costs. It's a sustainable and environmentally-friendly lighting solution that adds to the appeal of these lights.I must mention the durability of these lights as well. They are designed to withstand outdoor elements, including rain and snow, I have peace of mind knowing that they will continue to perform reliably throughout different seasons.Another aspect that impressed me is the versatility of these spotlights. They come with adjustable solar panels and stakes, allowing me to easily position them for optimal sun exposure. Furthermore, the swivel heads provide flexibility in directing the light exactly where I want it, creating stunning visual effects.In conclusion, these solar spot lights have transformed my outdoor garden into a captivating and enchanting space. The easy installation, impressive brightness, energy efficiency, durability, and versatility make them a standout choice. I highly recommend these solar spot lights to anyone looking to enhance the beauty of their outdoor garden.

Initially we were very pleased with these lights, they lit up our tree and shrubs very well. The set up was easy, good length of the cables but alas the honeymoon was short lived, barely 3 weeks have passed and they’ve stopped working. Not very good lifespan, it’s not as if we haven’t had the sun with the heatwaves. Whether the couple of drops of rain have got in but they for the garden so I don’t know.I would not recommend these.Previous to my one star review above, I have to say it’s now a five star for your great customer service.You got in touch to try and resolve the problem. After a couple of emails, you sent me a replacement.Thank you very much.I’ll hold fire on a product review for now in the hope this one lasts considerably longer.

I've seen some pics indicating that this could be used to light a property like the Statue of Liberty and I've got to say that's a load of old nonsense.For a start there's not enough sun in the world to create that kind of output from these bulbs. These will struggle to go all night on the brightest setting despite having a full day of sun. On the lower setting they last all night without any issue.BUT - if you're using them to light up areas of a garden like a path or like in my case, to illuminate a giant Phormium in my garden then this is bang on the money.Overall, good value and a solid product that looks good at night.Yes, you have to screw some cables in but it's *very* easy and if done properly will clearly be waterproof.The light is warm and the cables are long enough so that they can reach some distance from the solar panel they are connected to. I would perhaps have rather have had the cables daisy-chained so that each light was connected to the other rather than all centrally connect to one point but this is a small point.