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

THIS ITEM WORKS AS ADVERTIZED. THEY ARE EXTREMELY EASY TO INSTALL AND OPERATE. THE LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH SETTING CAN BE ADJUSTED WITH EASE. THEY ARE VERY EFFECTIVE FOR COVERAGE OF A WIDE AREA. ATTRACTIVE ITEM, WORTH THE PRICE. SATISFIED CUSTOMER.

These lights were ready to go, right out of the box. I removed the protective plastic covering off of the lens and off of the top.Solar collector and I also pressed the on off button underneath it to the on position. There was a charge already. I put the lights and the stick holder together and put them in the ground to shine up on the pillars in front of our house. There was enough charge right out of the box to last a couple hours.And the next day, they charged even on a slightly cloudy day, and as far as I can tell, the lights were bright.At least six hours in the dark. And they are the best and strongest Solar powered lights of this kind that we've ever owned. The previous ones we bought lasted 3-5 years in the outdoor weather, Twelve months out of the year outside in the sun and heat and cold weather. I highly recommend these quality solar lights.Because they're worth the slightly more money than other brands.Because they are more sturdy.The plastic is rigid and doesn't seem to bend or break under the influence of the weather and sun. I ordered the warm light instead of the bright white light and I think it's A nice, cozy, warm color and still bright.And I also like to use them to shine on landscaping in the yard. And when we lose power from a power outage, we grab a solar light from the yard and bring it into the house and get instant light. A very great product and i'm pleased with it.We have also given these lights as gifts.

Bright, work well and easy to install. Would definitely recommend

I like these very much but they are very bright. They appear to be sturdy since I will probably use them different places and adjusting the heads often. I've made them effective in my walkway by putting them in flower pots already there and uplighting the wall. Very nice effect.

These lights are stong and bright and light up huge spaces, and even when the dog plows into them and sends them flying they stay lit. I WILL DEFINITLEY BE BUYING MORE OF THESE! I play with the dog outside at night and these light up the yard for us to safely play and for us to also walk safely from the car to the house.

Good quality product at a fair price. So far they are working great and last for approximately 7-8 hours after dark.

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 capacity 2- 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. There's no need to pull the lights up out of the ground. Leave the lights where they are and just turn them off using the off button. 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 6am.

My son-in-law got a set of these for their backyard. My old solar lights were worn out so I ordered these to replace them . We've had them only a couple of weeks but so far, so good. I really appreciate that there are several brightness settings, though I wish the least bright setting was not quite so bright. Nonetheless, the lights were easy to install and to adjust once I actually read the instruction sheet.

I’ll buy it again waiting for the discount

Stopped working after few weeks

Após uma semana de uso um dos 4 deu problema!! Entrou água da chuva, parou de funcionar!

Very poor quality