Solar Outdoor Lights -120° Illumination Solar Motion Sensor Lights Outdoor - IP65 Waterproof Wireless Security Outdoor Solar Powered Lights for Garden Fence Patio Deck（28LED 4-Pack）

Work great. Really bright for the size. Easy to install. I used Christmas light gutter clips. Seems to charge well although hard to say since they are not on much so the battery should not drain fast at all. Very versatile. Sensors pretty sensitive even from an angle. I would say about 10 to 15 feet range. UPDATE. NOV 27 2018. Still working well even with cold weather and snow. The motion sensor gets blocked by snow accumulation sometimes. The solar panel seems to work even with a layer of snow on them. Update March 8 2019 Still working well. Even after the polar vortex the lights held out. I don’t often feel compelled to update a product review but every time one of the lights light my path I am reminded how convenient they are. Update May 13, 2019 I love these lights. Even though sometimes they are not super bright due to poor sun exposure, they usually are good enough. They provide light along the path to our bac door. Update June 14, 2019. All 4 still working well. Really helpful in brightening up a pathway. I simply hung them up on the gutter using Christmas light strand clips. Only issue with that technique on occasion is one of them sometimes turns on when it is windy. Sep 1, 2019. All 4 lights going strong. Why do I keep updating this? They are simply doing a great job. They light up areas that are otherwise dark. Honestly, every time I walk towards my house and one of the turns in, I am glad I purchased these lights. On occasion they have been weak like on a very cloudy day, but it is rare. If you are looking for this type of light, I would recommend taking a look at this set of four. I also looked and they are about $10 cheaper with coupon than when I bought them. Hmmmm. Maybe I should get four more. July 7, 2020. Last night, as I barbecued and ate outside, I realized again how great these lights are. They are bright and have lasted a long time. One of them had seemed to have stopped working well so I switched it with another one. However, it seems to work better now...perhaps it is getting better sun exposure & the sensor was dirty. Not sure. Anyways, these continue to work well. I see the price is now about $43 but with a $15 coupon so essentially what I paid in Sep 2018. I will keep updating. Love them

These are very lightweight, easy to move around & install, & very bright for their size. The sensor works great. I move them to different areas, so their easy portability is really convenient. We live on a few acres in the country side. It's old property, with broken fence posts that barely hold up the barbed wire. It used to have some cows, so our extra land is only fenced for very large animals. It's normal to see coyotes, foxes, feral dogs, etc. sneaking around the property. Last month my orange cat went missing early in the morning, a day after I saw a large dog wandering around our house, & a day before I saw another large dog near my front door, where some terrified cats were trying to push their way into my house. At the time, we didn't have even a working outdoor outlet to plug a motion light in. So we opted for these. And they are very bright for what I need them for. Which is to have in various locations, all over the property, because otherwise all the acres I live on would be completely dark. One went missing after the first night, I'm wondering if my closest neighbor walked over & took it. But the other three continue to work well. When I get them permanently set up, I will take a photo of them at night. I don't like not knowing what's lurking around my house, especially after my cat never came back after I let him out early in the morning when it was still somewhat dark. I know he's not coming back, but I would like to be able to look outside at night & if there is a predator on my property,be able to scare it away. I like that the lights react even to small cats walking nearby. I will definitely get more. Update: added a photo of one of the lights outside. Context: the weather has been very cloudy, very little sunshine for weeks. The light gets brighter than this when it has a few hours of sunshine every couple of days.

Lights are great. I bought 4 of them five years ago and three of them are still working. I just bought four more and my only complaint is that they forgot to include the key pin needed to activate the light. I used a needle and the lights are operating.

Installed in February and going through rain and hot sunlight since then, these are amazing little solar lights, not like the ones of yore. Sensitive tripping has caught movement many feet away, they stay on for about 30 seconds unless there's motion, the light is bright. Tip - You need to charge the lights before using them. To prep them, you need to stick in a very small metal wire and hear a click (give it a solid push). I prepped all four and at first only two lit up after charging. I stuck in the metal wire in them and pushed extra hard, I heard a click and they worked. So don't fret if you need two or more attempts to get them to work. We're very please - our walkway and back deck stairs are now fully illuminated when needed. 7/9/21 UPDATE - These lights keep on illuminating! After almost 18 months they have never failed, none of them. In the past, I've been lucky to have solar motion lights operable for more than 1 year. We've had high heat in the summer and rain in the winter - the lights are not faze at all. The motion detector is responsive and the lights stay on for close to a minute with no other motion tripping them. Don't delay - in my opinion, these are the best lights available AND so reasonable in cost.

These are great for a fence perimeter. We use these in our decent sized suburban backyard, and they are great! We live in CO, and we occasionally get coyotes, but these allow us to see what is back there. Nice and bright. Pros: 1) easy to work. Literally hang these up, and just leave them be. Don't forget to turn them to the setting you want, but so easy! 2) pretty bright. These are smaller lights, but we now have a light about every 6 to 8 feet around the perimeter of our fence and it is great! They get brighter if something moves in their area, and they are definitely bright enough to see. 3) good quality. My husband dropped on of these on our driveway while getting them out of the package. It is back there and working just fine. We had really cold fall rain last night as well, as luck would have it, and also fine. Our other lights have been up for about 6 to 12 months (depending on the light), and these are all fine, so hopefully these will fall in line with those. Cons: No cons. Do know you have to get enough sunlight in order for these to work well. If you live in a cloudy area, they will not be as bright. Additionally, these are not big enough to be security lights. They give off enough to be bright, but if you want a security solar light, you need to go bigger. Enjoy!

So far these work great, they are the brightest solar lights I have found. I have already bought a second set of them. I put them on my fence around the yard. They seem to charge well even on cloudy days and when my dog goes out the door they come on and light my whole yard. I leave one laying on my table as a light I can pick up and carry. Only had them a few weeks so far all work if they stop I will come back and update, I have had many other brands stop for no reason and that is annoying. I do wish they had one with different setting options like staying on dem but no complaints. UPDATE: Almost 2 years now and all of eight lights still work great, charge up good, last all night. I have them on my fence around the whole yard and when my dog walks by them they come on without fail. I can see where he goes even in the dark. They are super bright and light the whole yard with 2 boxes I keep one on the table and if I walk out in the yard in the dark I take it with me to see. These are a great buy, my only complaint is the price went up a few bucks.

I bought these 25 months ago for my RV. These might work better for a house, office building, or yard than an RV. Here's why. Pros: Very bright Motion detector works good Worked even after being exposed to heavy rain and snow. Cons: Cheap plastic breaks easily There is no easy way to turn them off. (The key word is "easy". It's likely possible with the tiny tool Zookie gives you, but it's not easy.) When I'm rolling down the road at night I don't want these turning on. I got around the problem by using velcro to attach the lights so I could easily take them down when driving. The problem is one time I forgot and lost one when it fell off the RV. Another one broke when pulled it off the velcro. That destroyed the light because it was no longer water resistant. I still have 2 out of 4 that are working but I don't use them. Several months ago I bought a higher quality brand that was the same price but has an on / off button. Now my motion sensors are permanently mounted on the RV. I like my new motion detectors much better for my application, but the Zookki lights might work well for you if they are permanently mounted in a yard or on a house. You might not want someone to be able to "easily" turn them off, so not having an on off switch might be a plus in a residential or commercial setting.

I got these for my back porch and yard which were very dark at night. These put out a lot of light...about same as 60 watt bulb i would say. I have elevated back porch and put one on wall above that and another on bottom of porch . House is on a hill so the one at top is about 30 feet above ground the other about 12 feet. The one up hi detects very well and as soon as you can see it it comes on and lights back yard. This was not intended but worked out well. On the porch itself it lights it up well, not for a primary light but you can see just fine. Further down on ground it lights up backyard so you don't trip over anything then the second lower one lights when you get closer to it and lights up area well. Also put one on side of house. Basically if you put it outside against house the detectors work well and it will light the area under it well (well meaning can see things good but its not like a true flood light. ) for about a radius of about 10 feet. then dimmer but enough to see in my entire yard. (about 40-50 feet) Mind you its dim out there but not pitch black any more. All four work well, no issues.