I like these lights and they look great, but they are more like flood lights than spotlights. They are very sturdy but you pay for what you get with these things so they are pretty good.

So far they've lasted all night into the morning. I've used them under trees, in gardens, and to light up the front of my house.

They all look great without being obnoxious. Make no doubt the solar panel is bigger than most lights, but the charge last all night and it isn't that noticeable. I will be buying more.

I can’t give 5 star as I have used them once only buying them a few weeks ago but what I can tell you is that I love them. Wish I was rich to buy longer ones to fill all of my patio 🙁

These LED solar path lights are obviously a step above most pathway lights. They have thick glass shades and stainless steel ground poles, not plastic. They produce warm white light (3000K) and are auto on/off. They cannot be switched from warm white to cool white, and I could not find any information about their battery. If you want warm white light, I feel these are an excellent value.

They are a nice deep blue, decent brightness with all 6

C'est le 3éme lot de 2 projecteurs que j'achète et toujours aussi satisfait, deux des lot est déjà installé depuis un peu plus d'un an et fonctionne toujours aussi bien, vraiment un belle qualité de fabrication, solide par les matériaux utilisés, l'éclairage est assez puissant et la couleur d'éclairage est très bien ( lumière du jour) les ensemble déportés sont également un plus, puisque qu'on peut installer la lampe séparément du panneau solaire ou il manque la lumière du soleil, un câble de 5m le permet aisément. Mais on peut aussi assembler la lampe au panneau solaire, il suffit de dévisser la vis sur le coté et remonter le tout, ensemble.
Voila, j'espère que mon commentaire permettra d'éclairer les personnes cherchant des projecteurs solaires, pour ma part je les trouvent parfait et je les recommande.

While this string of eaves lights are slightly different in some respects than the set of lights I already had from a different brand, they DO match almost exactly the color, brightness, and functions of that other set. The other brand was no longer available which is why I was trying to find something to match and I needed another 100 ft to wrap around the north side and east sides of the house. One other set I had ordered did not match either color or functions of my current set so they are going up on the detached garage. Now if you are like me, you will not be able to really tell the difference between the two sets, but up close is where you can really begin to see how they differ. This set from EcoMyLife have an extra side mount capability with a clear plastic appendage to the base that creates a 90 degree angle so that the lights have multiple ways to be mounted and it occurs to me that they could then be mounted to point AT the wall instead of down the wall. Interesting. Another difference is that instead of the standard 16" distance between lights, these actually measure 20" (roof rafters can range from 12 to 24 inches, with 16 inches being the standard). Also included in the hardware package are many clear little clips with screw holes that could be used to tidy up any hanging wire? I dunno yet, but they look like they could be very handy. It seems like they only supplied enough small screws to maybe get only one in each light and if you are like me, you might have to find a suitable match so you can get two screws in each light and one in each clip (maybe around 200 total). I would never trust adhesives to last, so screws are the way to go. I won't actually be able to get these up until I get a taller ladder than my 12 footer and even then I may wait for a younger body to assist me. They also supply adhesives already on the back of each LED and an additional 66 adhesive strips. Maybe those are intended to be used on the clear side mounting plate? There is also an additional 10 ft extension wire if you should need it. Cool. Finally there is the remote. I probably will never use it, but it will get labeled and put into the big box where about 50 other remotes live for various things around my house. Thankfully these EcoMyLife lights are controlled via the Surplife app which I already had for use on a few other light systems so adding them was easy and pretty much automatic. Controlling them from the app will be easy also because I am already familiar with the app. It's a decent app. Then I will also set them to turn on and off with all the other outdoors light sets using the Alexa app functions. Finally the instruction manual while decent is not extensive but covers enough to get you started. It will be easy to recommend these to anyone.