Green Lighting 6 Pack Paradise Low Voltage LED 0.75W Aluminum Path Light (Oil Rubbed Bronze)

This was the second time I purchased these sets of lights. I connected them to 10 other, of the same lights, that I bought a few years ago. I like the packaging, quality, ease of installation and brightness of these lights. I’ll be purchasing more to light up my backyard now.

I have had landscape lighting on my home for over 30 years. First set was a Toro, with a transformer rated for 84W and plastic path light fixtures, in which I ran 12W incandescent bulbs. Total connected load = 72W. That transformer failed after about 15 years and the plastic Tier path lights had become pretty shabby too. So, about 15 years ago I replaced it with a Malibu set which included a transformer rated for 120W, and metal path lights in which I ran 7W incandescent bulbs. I also added metal incandescent floods at 20W each. Total connected load = 96W. Five years ago I upgraded the floods to (3) 2W LED floods, which reduced the connected load by 34W to 62W. I had also upgraded the Malibu transformer to photo eye dawn to dusk operation. This year I noticed that the Malibu metal tier lights had become shabby, and replaced them with Paradise LED metal path lights. I increased the quantity to 14 path lights since they only draw 0.75W each. Now I have more light than ever, with a total connected load of 16.5W. They were also a super easy install. Only time will tell how they will hold up in the weather, but right now everything looks great.

As soon as I unboxed these, my first thought was, "I'm returning them." They are the lightest, most cheaply made, plastic lights you will ever buy. Having said that, I installed one and they don't look half bad. For the price they are a decent value. The light is soft white and they are fairly bright. All in all I'm happy with the purchase. I'm sure they will break easily if someone knocks into them. Until then we will enjoy them.

Only got them about 2 months ago, so can't comment on longevity. Easy to assemble, look good, and MUCH brighter than the solar lights I've used for years. With the LED bulbs, they are very efficient and inexpensive to operate.

Very bright I had to space them farther apart

I would have preferred cool white LEDs, but they are bright, and the metal will not get brittle in the sun.Very nice.

Like some others I wish the stake was not plastic. Will see how it holds up. I really like the look of them can’t wait to see them tonight. Suggest doing as the paper suggests and tape the connection with electrical tape. Used pliers to squeeze together.

Lights look good. Easy assembly. The tops and posts are a light weight metal. The underside of the top that locks on the plastic lenses is made of plastic. The ground spikes are made of plastic as is the center ring that locks on the middle of the lense. One of the ground spikes broke when driving it in. The pigtails are short so the main line will have to be within a foot of the light. They do have quick connects pre-installed on them to tap into your wire from transformer. Note that the main wire and transformer are not included so your looking at another $60-70 to complete install unless you"re just replacing lights only on an existing set.