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These lights are surprisingly bright and work all night when set on the motion sensing mode so the batteries are very adequate. They have a multi colored LED on the front that changes color depending on the mode selection so you always know what mode they are in. This will draw attention to the lights if you are hoping to use them to surprise someone who triggers them at night. They seem solid and well-built and will hopefully stand up to the weather well. The included mounts work but seem a bit of a gimmick to me but they do provide for some unusual mounting situations so that's a plus. The instructions are clear and easy to understand. For the quality and brightness of these lights I feel that they are a fair value.

These solar lights are impressively bright and light up the area much better than I expected. I really like that they have different lighting modes, so you can adjust them depending on whether you want constant light or motion sensor activation. The bendable stands make them easy to position exactly where you need them, which adds a lot of flexibility. They are great for more permanent spots like a fence or patio, but also perfect for temporary setups like camping or fishing trips. Overall they feel like a practical and adaptable lighting option to have on hand.

Really nice lights. Solid build, design, form, fit, function. Can't complain about any issue. I did put one in upside down with the solar panel down, of course it ran down quick. Bad me! I like these and that they are quick mount anywhere almost. Grab and run. Great when camping, just clip on the truck/camper/tent and have plenty of light.... Last for hours even in winter time. Three modes, 1: full on with motion and dim when no motion, 2: on with motion, off otherwise, and 3: on all the time (when dark). Love 'em and a great price for the two of them.

Ok so this light is so versatile in it’s applications in the way of how you can put it such interesting places! We have a small patch of sidewalk that isn’t illuminated by our house lights and I was able to hang this on the overhead tree branch! No need to drill to put up! I ended up adding some string as the branch was a bit thicker than the legs could wrap around but it has stayed great! I unfortunately have it in a tree and trees provide shade so I doin’t think it gets as much sun is required for a full night’s charge but still stays on for the times people tend to walk by for a few hours! Has adjustable modes that allow you to pick whether it stays on full power all night, full power when it detects movement or low power or a glow if you will, all night. Great options to satisfy the needs of wherever you put it! Solar is super convenient because it’s a “set and forget” type of thing. Get you a couple of these! Great price!

These lights are so bright, it actual hurts my eyes to look anywhere NEAR them. Rechargeable, easy to assemble, and a great price for what you get! I got a two pack, with two solar chargeable lights and two wrappable stands. The stands are really cool. Flexible, so you can use them to hang the lights, stand up the lights, or support the lights in any position.

I love these lights. They were easy to install at the corner of my chicken and duck coops - which allows light to shine across the yard so we can see to walk at night. They charge up each day, and they are bright. I like the option of them being on dusk to dawn, but right now, I'm using them as a motion light. I appreciated that I didn't have to use any hardware to install them, and because of that, I'm free to move them to different areas as needed. All in all, these are worth the money, and I intend to buy a second set for my backyard.

Good quality for camping or outside your house. Instructions are not that helpful, but operation is intuitive. The button lets you select one of 3 lights modes and responds with flashed to confirm. I cannot figure out how operate them as just a light only as motion sensitive, however if you turn motion and put them in a tent or small room they should work, but not idea. They are bright white. Functional for several applications. You can use flexible mounts or adhesive, etc to mount them.

🔆 Easy to install — No wiring, no electrician. Just mount with the included screws and let them charge in the sun.

These are some of the brightest solar powered lights I've come across. They hold a charge and recharge quickly, even just sitting in the windowsill. I love the little stands that are included and how they can be wrapped around something or stand on their own, but I think it would really knock it out of the park if there was a magnetic option, as well. Overall these lights are perfect for use in the garden/shed/backyard, especially because of the motion sensor feature. I really just needed one but I'm so glad I got two!

The Solar Outdoor Lights (ShowyLive) come in a pack of two—2 lights, 2 flexible tripods and 2 adjustable swivel pieces. These light are motion activated. They have a solar strip on the top side. The instructions are sort of brief but the only thing that is complicated about the lights is figuring out the setting for the on/off and the motion. The lights did have a charge out of the box so I could set them up and test the brightness and motion function. The lights are about themselves are about 7.75” x 1.5” x 1.75”. When the lights are attached to the tripods, they can stand about 10-10.25” high. The tripod legs are covered with a rubbery material and can articulate so the legs can be wrapped around fixtures (i.e. a post) or bent to set the light at whatever height you need or stick it into an odd space where a larger light may not fit. The swivel head can be adjusted and rotates 90-360 degrees depending on the direction you need to face the light. The light case itself also has two slots so it could be affixed with two small screws to the side of something, like a wood fence post or fascia board. The lights will come on when they sense darkness as well. I tested them in the a dark room and the motion sensor did detect movement and the light stayed on for about 11.68 seconds fairly consistently before it shut off. The distance for the motion to pick up seems to be about 10 feet at most. The lumens are pretty strong in a small area but will not really illuminate a huge area. It is more like a workspace light or a closed space light than a flood light. But it could serve to illuminate an entry way easily. I am not certain how long the solar battery will last at this time. If the strip becomes weathered outside, I would expect it to become degraded and not charge the batteries at some point. One slight negative is that the LED light stays lit and can not be turned off. The price point for the two lights is not bad at about $26. The bonus of that the tripods and the swivels are pretty nicely constructed and would fit other things with a ¼” thread.