Don't waste your money! I put all 10 lights on my patio and left them to charge for 2 days (I live in south Florida so there's lots of sunlight). None of them worked at all. Total ripoff! I wish npcpsolar.com allowed no stars on their reviews!

Impressive quality. I have many sets of various solar lights but hese are flat superior quality by double of any of the other Solar Lights Makers. You will find that got a little weight so storms will not send them flying off. They keep a charge all night long and do great on a couple non sunny days and they put out a little more light than most other solar items. The price is very reasonable. I bought more and I am going to get 4 more sets of 4 to line my gravel driveway.

Product did not work. Too delicate. Worked for a few days and then stopped. Replaced battery many times.

In my pics, I also included the manual.

The only con with this setup was it really screamed give me a remote. Since there are different modes, that is handy to have.

Comes with a few options to mount the solar panel. They've supplied screws and grommets. But you can also use a stake to push into the ground or they have a clip you can also clamp onto something.

I've provided a video walking thru the different modes you can set (8 of them).

Another nice touch is that - say you have an event you want to use these for but it's cloudy - don't fear. It comes with a USB port to charge it with. USB C port. Very nice touch!

30 bulbs across the 50ft run. 7 foot of cable from back of solar panel to first bulb. I've supplied some pics of the connectors if you want to find an extension to allow for further distance.

Love the warm color base. But it's nice to throw in xmas coloring... flashing & pulsing allows for use in many situations! Then toss in solar - sold. But the ability to charge the battery via USB C is great. Oh, btw, IP65 - so can handle that rain.

Got this so I could see the dogs when they go out for their night run. I have it set on the dim/sensor mode which only lights up when there is movement. The dim mode is bright enough for my purpose and saves battery charge since it only gets about 5 hours of direct sun a day. You have to be pretty close to the sensor to trigger the light but I have it installed high up on a pole. Maybe if it were lower it could sense movement farther out. You can adjust the light sections to aim the light where you need it and the remote allows you to change the setting without climbing a ladder. I have noticed that it goes on several times during the night when various little critters pass by, so I know the sensor works well.