40 LEDs Spotlights,IP65 Waterproof Solar Powered Landscape Spotlights 2-in-1 Wall Light, Outdoor Landscaping Lights Auto On/Off for Yard Garden 2Pack Warm-White

Not a bad headlight either
As a regular nighttime bike commuter, I was looking for a backup/supplemental headlight to a Niterider Lumina Micro 650 headlight. Bicycle lighting is infamous for getting ridiculously high mark-ups, and the only dedicated solar headlight I found was mostly a reflector and only had one LED on it. I’ve had much better luck with outdoor solar lighting on Amazon so I decided to think outside the box and got this.In addition to the solar charging, this light also has a micro-USB charge port, just like my current bike headlight, so in a pinch it will charge just like a phone. It also has hard on/off modes that are switch-governed, so you can turn it full off when storing your bike in the garage without worrying about the battery running down. Likewise, the light detection is good about putting the light on standby/off when passing through brightly lit areas at night to save battery. As it’s designed for outdoor use being IP65 and UV-resistant plastic, there are no worries about it being damaged or degraded like you would by mounting a regular flashlight. It is also pretty lightweight for a light of its size. Time will tell if it will prove impact and vibration resistant, but at $30 for a pack of two, I have a replacement ready to go.Mounting it to the frame was a challenge, but using a brazed-on eyelet on my front rack, I was able to use a flexible U-shaped frame mount that came spare with a bike rack to attach it. The light has a pass-through hole in its base sized for an M3 machine screw that is used to help tighten its grip on the ball swivel on its stake, however, it can be used to mount it as well. I imagine one could also drill out mounting holes on the head of its stake, to use the ball swivel, as well. I recommend using lock washers and a wing nut for this, to prevent the headlight from drooping down and to make it easier to remove the headlight should it need a direct USB recharge.Finally, it just looks more like a bike headlight than a lot of bike headlights do these days, with a swept-back profile reminiscent of a time trial helmet. It puts out great, wide close-in illumination so you can make out objects on the road in front of you and avoid running them over.

Good quality
These work well but one was defective hence the 4 out of 5. Nice to have the ability to adjust what brightness you want. Using them as up-lighting for the house and on some landscaping.

They work great!
I purchased a two pack of these lights, but really only needed one. I used it to illuminate a house number sign and worked out very well. I have the light set a medium and the sign is well lit. The quality seems good and it’s already weathered a few storms without issue. I ended up using the 2nd light on a fountain in my back yard. That also worked out great. Very happy with this purchase so far.

Definitely NOT “Spot Lights”
When I saw that these had “40 LED lights” I thought all of my problems were solved. Yes there are 40 LEDs, BUT they are very small and the projection lenses do NOT project the light forward (spot light), instead the light is projected up, down, and sideways. It doesn’t illuminate my American Flag less than 8 feet from the light. They may work as subtle illumination for a pathway, but not as a spot light. The assembly is easy. They can swivel 180 degrees left-to-right, but only have a few degrees of adjustment up and down. The batteries are pretty good, but the lights are just not appropriate for what I needed them for. More LEDs does NOT necessarily mean “more actual lighting”!! I would NOT recommend them if you are Looking for a solar “spot light”.

– Too dim for use as outdoor lights- Cannot turn them on while charging- Expensive- Does not charge enough during winter or cloudy days- Design of the ball/pivot doesn’t allow for full movement of the light.- Two lights cannot be placed properly on opposing fence posts because of the design of the panels and this means one is facing the sun the other is not.

These lights do not hold their charge very long. We are on an acreage and even if there is full sun within a few hours of darkness they are off. One seems to be worse then the other. I would not recommend.

muy buen tamaño, buen material, y muy buena durabilidad. la iluminación varía con la intensidad que uno le ponga, ya que tiene dos variantes, pero la baja iluminación (para que dure más de 8 horas) es buena.