Solar Spot Lights Outdoor,Adjustable Warm&Cool,IP67 Waterproof,3 Color+3 Modes,2-in-1 Wall Lights Solar Powered Spotlights for Pathway/Garden/Yard/Patio/Driveway/Tree/Landscape Lighting Outside DecorGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Very versatile lighting system for the palm trees around the house that shows off the native foliage.

I’m very pleased with the brightness. I like the individual solar light better than a string of 3. I’m happy with them.

This is a very cool solar light. In the very compact box is the top unit, a ground spike, a wall mount and screws, and an instruction sheet in several languages. This light is different from others I've used. The solar panel is a large area, about 3.5x5 inches. Peel the protective film before use. (I also "paint" mine with clear nail polish to assist in durability and cleaning, but this one looks quite durable.) The device arrived with enough power to test the functions, so you can set it up before you install it. On the back are several buttons, depending on if you have the color or white tones version. The side with the single button is the on/off button, so you can leave it off until it's party time. On the other side are buttons to change the colors of the lights. There are 2 on the colored version. One button changes the internal set of leds, RGB or off. I haven't been able to tell how much these change the overall colors when testing it in a dim room, but they do add some depth and brightness. The other button is the main led colors. Red, yellow, orange, green, magenta, and a pale blue that can work for white, and 2 speeds of color changing for that party vibe! The wall mount has a slot where you can slide the attached mounting post in, so the light can still be removed and hand held or put on the ground spike. The spike is not overly long, maybe 4 inches, but the mounting piece on the head part adds another few inches of height. The light looks like it should tilt, but it's quite stiff upon arrival, so I might spritz it with graphite or oil to loosen it a bit. Although it being hard to move also means no sagging light. The head unit is a good weight for a solar light, not cheap feeling at all. The throw on the light beam is diffuse, not a spot light. It lit up a 20x20 room with color but wasn't danger bright. I could see the light another 10 feet away into the hall. The light could fet brighter with a full day's charging, but even if that is all, it is a very good amount of light from a wide beam of color leds. Imagine a few of these, cycling through the colors at different times and speeds. That would look really cool!The paperwork indicates a one year warranty, so I would hope the lifespan is at least that long. Most solar lights I've had do last for years if they work on receipt. Battery life is, of course, dependent on use. Using the color change function will shorten the duration of the battery, and not being in full sun for charging will reduce charge. We have charged solar lights under light bulbs with good success. I will enjoy this excellent solar light, and will probably buy more for front and back yards, and for friends who need a good solar light.

I was really surprised when I received this set of spotlights within a day and a half and they were really well packaged. All three were operational out of the box despite being solar where they usually need about 4-6 hours of sunlight exposure to charge.I ordered the set of three and I have to say the quality was much better than some spotlights I have gotten from big box and warehouse stores. First, they are made of a very sturdy and durable plastic which is weather resistant and the solar panel is larger than most, 3.5”x5.6” which means it absorbs more sunlight and charges faster.. There are three push buttons under the light housing unit, an on/off button and a mode and dimmer button. Once turned on they operate dusk to dawn. These spotlights have 3 colors- warm and cool white and a hybrid combination light plus there are 3 different modes where you can make them brighter or dimmer. There are 40 LEDS in each light so they are fairly bright compared to many other spotlights that usually have a half to a third as many lights.Installation is simple if you use the included ground stakes, all you do is insert them in the post under the light but each light also includes a plate and hardware to attach them to a structure. In addition, you can adjust the tilt and rotate the angle of the light up to 105°.Overall I would say these spotlights are better quality and an improvement over many spotlights I have purchased in the past. The only negative thing is the price, each spotlight is about $31 which is a little high priced for solar lights that are plastic and also because the price of solar has gone down significantly in the past couple years. Regardless of the price, these spotlights are great quality and really accentuate your landscaping very nicely.

Summary:Really nice spotlights for accent or small areas such as a wall or a small section of a pathway. Durable and good solar battery life to get through the night.Note:There is more than one version of this product. I have the three color mode, but that is an incorrect description. There is a RGB version, which is three colors. However, in this case three color mode is actually three modes of light: Warm, cool and natural. If you want RGB, ensure you order the correct version.The Good:- Incredibly easy to use; came with a ground stake option as well as a wall mount kit.- Easy to follow instructions.- Lasts all night long, when fully charged, at highest brightness. Both in my 2-pack lasted over 9 hours.The Bad (or not so bad in this case):- This is a spotlight, not a floodlight. I'd say at best expect 10' of useful narrow beam illumination.- One review said it is a floodlight not a spotlight, that is incorrect (as indicated in the product description). A Floodlight covers a wide ares while a spotlight (which this is) is a a narrow focus to highlight specific objects or small areas such as a wall.- Due to the distance limitation, even on the brightest mode expect, as mentioned above, at best perhaps 10' of light.- Not as bright as I'd hoped for; however, realistically you can't have extra super bright that lasts all night long as it is solar powered.- Something that would reduce all night power consumption, and allow for brighter illumination, would be a motion activated option. That isn't an option (on this product), just a recommendation. I guess it all depend on your use scenario.I am very happy with these and I'll buy more; however, in certain areas I'll probably find a product with a motion activated option.