I love these lights. The picture doesn't do it justice at all. It was such a cloudy day and they were still extremely bright!!

I've been searching a long time for a good quality solar light for my home's decorative tile street address number sign, and I've finally found it. I wanted a light with good build quality, be relatively small, be solar powered, and be reasonably priced. This light meets all these requirements. Now, my home will be easily found by emergency personnel at night. The light can be setup to operate in one of three modes: 1) Green indicator - the light is dimly on (20 lumens) throughout the entire night. When the light detects motion, it shines more brightly (250 lumens) for some 37 seconds before returning to dim lighting. I tried this mode, but found that the dim light mode was not bright enough to adequately light my home's street address number sign. Since this was my primary reason for using the light I did not use this mode. 2) Blue indicator - the light is normally off. When the light detects motion, it turns on very brightly (330 lumens) for some 37 seconds before turning off. I did not use this mode, because I wanted the light to always be on throughout the night to light my home's street address sign. 3) Red indicator - always on mode. Bright light of 80 lumens during the first 5 hours after dusk, then a dimmer light of 40 lumens for the following 5 hours. This was the best mode of operation for my needs since the light was on throught the night lighting my home's street address sign. Also the brightness levels of 80 and 40 lumens were just right to allow the sign to be easily visible from the street. One additional benefit to this light is that it uses a replaceable 3.7v Li-ion rechargeable battery which costs around $5. ============================================================================== 02/20/2019 Update: I ran into a significant issue with using this product to light up my home's street address so that emergency personnel could easily find my home at night. The main problem was that on a day when there was insufficient sunlight, the battery in the light would not be charged enough and so the light would either not come on at all or not last throughout the entire night. The solution was to convert the "solar light" into a low power AC light. So I used a very small AC to DC voltage regulator module inside the light fixture, replacing the solar powered battery circuitry. I then wired a 6VAC transformer in my garage and ran wires to the modified light fixture. The AC to DC voltage regulator module would regulate the 6VAC down to 4.0VDC which I used to drive the LED panel in the light fixture. The 6VAC transformer is controlled by a dusk/dawn detector, and so now I have a perfectly functional address light fixture that works regardless of whether there was enough daylight on a given day.

I didn’t expect the pattern to be so crisp and they are brighter than I expected. I love that they have rechargeable batteries that can be recharged/replaced. At least on Day One, very happy with my purchase.

Easy to assemble. It works but the spike that goes in the ground is plastic so you have to be careful and not break it. I wish the on off low hi button had an indicator to tell you what mode it was on. It has to be on to charge which is opposite of what you would think. I use it for my flag on my house. You can adjust the angle of the solar panel and the light which is helpful. Low mode is supposed to last 8 hours so I use that mode.