URPOWER Solar Lights Outdoor 2-in-1 Waterproof Solar Spotlight Auto On/Off Wall Lights Pathway Lights Landscape Lighting for Yard Garden Pool - Cool White (2 Pack)

I bought these being very skeptical after reading all the negative reviews about quality of the product and brightness. I'm pretty sure the negativity stems from people not putting them in direct sunlight, alot of people said they were junk, not bright and only stayed on a couple hours. I understand that sometimes there are factory mistakes and some might come off the line broken or with defects but if you get one manufactured correctly you will have NO problems with this product. I have had zero problems with these lights, they are bright and last all night into the next morning. One light is exposed to direct sunlight for more than 10 hours a day and will be on in the morning, the other light gets about 6 to 7 hours of direct and indirect sunlight and last at night around 6 hours. The light is bright enough to travel across my entire front yard to light up the entire front of my house, these are nice powerful little lights and well worth the money. After having a good experience with these particular lights I will be buying more solar powered lights from this company. The only warning I have is the bulbs themselves are Not colored like in the picture so when you open them up it appears you received the white light set, charge them and wait for night and you will see they are colored. Great product, great seller, great deal, don't hesitate to buy.

I initially only bought 4 sets (2 cold white and 2 changing color) just to see how good they were. I’ve since bought 4 more sets of the ‘changing color’ and I plan to get more! These lights are awesome; they provide amazing ambiance without any work!! The light changing effect looks amazing against all of my metal garden accent pieces, especially the wind spinners! I have not experienced any of the issues of them not working as noted by other reviewers. Hopefully, they will work for a long time!! The pictures I have provided are with the lights set in the ‘low’ mode. UPDATE: 4/8/19 I love these lights and have purchased a total of 12 sets (24) of these colored lights: 4 sets on 5/19/18 2 sets on 5/26/18 3 sets on 5/29/18 2 sets on 6/28/18 1 set on 3/22/19 All of the lights were installed upon arrival and were set to the ‘low’ mode. All of them except four are still working perfectly and stay on throughout the night! The four that are not working do not appear to be a battery related issue but a ‘light' issue because they emit a very faint red light only. I am a little disappointed by this because they are just a year old! I’m not sure how long the batteries in the remaining lights will last and if they can be replaced. If they can be replaced, it would be very convenient for your customers if you would also offer replacement batteries or at least provide an online link to them.

What's in the box: - solar light head (pre-assembled for you) - plastic ground stake (it just slides in the bottom) - mounting screws and drywall inserts (small plastic bag of parts) Pros: Appears to be made of quality materials and has decent construction. (We will see how they hold up over time.) Light is decently bright enough to illuminate a wall, fence, bush, or lower part of a tree trunk Lights automatically / slowly change colors while running for a dramatic lighting impact. They operate all night. When I wake up in the morning, they are still on and running. (We will see if this is still true after months/years of use.) Cons: Adjustment - There is no way to rotate the light away from the plane of the solar panel. In basic terms: the solar panel must point towards the sun to charge (obviously), but this also means that the light must also point in the same direction. It can only be adjusted up and down, not side to side. If they added just one more adjustment knob on either on the panel or the light it would make this a perfect light to use in any location. I'd gladly pay an extra buck or two for this feature. Washout - Often, more than one LED is on which causes the colors to blend and essentially become white light. If the internal controller limited the overlap of the lighting sequence, the depth of the color change would be far more dramatic and less "white" looking. My guess is that they did this to ensure that it was perceived to be "bright" enough. However, I prefer deep, dramatic, colorful landscape lighting to provide interesting accents in the yard. If illumination and brightness is what someone wants, they probably shouldn't be buying a colored light in the first place. My two cents. Angle - The lights project a somewhat narrow beam angle. It will throw a circle of light about 5 feet in diameter at a distance of about 15 feet. There is some light that sprays wider than this, but a majority of the light is cast into the central region. For most plant, bush, wall illuminations, I prefer a "wash" light with a wide (90 degree) beam angle. However, for lighting up trees trunks, pillars, or posts, an narrow beam angle is preferred. One solution: they could offer a very inexpensive plastic frosted "lens cover" that just snaps into place allowing people the option of narrow beam (no frosted lens) or wide beam (with frosted lens). That way, one type of light fixture can be used for a wide variety of lighting needs. That's easily worth $1 more on the price.

This is my third set of URPOWER solar lights they work great to keep my Christmas displays lit up all night long.

One out of Two! Great lights until one flickered out .... I purchased 2 of these lights and after two weeks only one of them is working. Seems to be a faulty charging mechanism on the dead one, as it flickered and has never recovered. Could have been the shipping. No way to troubleshoot the issue. I had no problems with the switch, as with others, as it easy to tell if unit is in off, low or high. The one light that is working is excellent!! as I have had lights until 4 AM daily. Nice display of rotating colors... Just wish the other light had worked. The unit that is working would get 5 *, but 1 out-of 2 = 3 *, plus it’s too costly to send back the defective light to Amazon. Hopefully the manufacture will help out...

I have been buying the $10 cheap lights to light up around the house and have been very disappointed. I purchased a pair of these and mounted them on the eve of my house to light up the back yard. I love them. At only $15 each light, $5 more than the local cheap ones, it was an investment well made. They light up brightly and last for hours on a days charge. I will be purchasing more to go around the house. I have eve lights that were built-in when the house was built but the electric bill went up $25 a month to use them all night, every night. These are well worth the cost. Update: After having these installed for almost 2 years, I noticed that the grass dies in the area of the light beam. I have no idea why this is happening. Is anyone else having this problem? Does anyone know why it's happening?

I bought two orders (4 lights). The four lights lasted about a year, and failed. They didn't fail at the same time. When the last one died, I decided to open it up to see if I could determine what was going wrong. When I opened the light assembly, about a half cup of rusty water came out (all over the place). I suspected poor waterproofing was the culprit. I went to the Amazon product page and in the description was a mention of a IP64 waterproof rating. IP64 protects against occasional splashing, not direct spray. My house has a sprinkler system. The heads are relatively close to where I had placed the lights. Water from the sprinklers was hitting the lights. IP67 would have protected the lights. Unless you are going to place the lights where no water sprays, they will fail.

The UR Power LED lights work great. We use them to illuminate several apple trees and assorted plants on our patio. The lights are very bright and change color in random patterns. They come on automatically when it gets dark and really light up our plants. There was nothing to installation - just push the attached spike into the soil in the pot and adjust the solar panel so it faces the sun for maximum exposure. They even seem to collect enough power on cloudy days to power the LED lights although placing them in full sun is best. We're very happy with our UR Power LED lights. Great product at a great price!