LANGY 2PACK Solar Street Lights Outdoor Lamp 200000 lumens with Remote Control,Dusk to Dawn Motion Sensor,IP65 Waterproof Solar Powered Outdoor Lamp for Parking Lots,Yard,Barn Basketball Court

Great price and very bright lite. They come on low at dusk and stay that way all night unless it detects motion then it comes on to max bright for a few minutes. I've had them for over a year and just as bright as ever. They also have a remote control that is great. I have them mounted pretty high and it is nice to be able to change how I want them to function. The mounting hardware made the job very easy to install. I have shown a few friends and they actually purchased a couple too.

The media could not be loaded. Bought these to use at our RV Park. We have had them 2 years now and they work great. They have different settings. We chose the option for them to be off until they sense motion and then come on bright and then get dimmer. Our guest like having light when they are out and about. They were easy to install.

I bought these to illuminate an outdoor riding arena. The fixture is a little less bright than a 250W equivalent LED flood light bulb, which was rated at 2200 lumens. NO WAY is this 35000. I am sure all these fixtures have made up numbers. that said, it does do a good job illuminating a 40-50ft radius. I am satisfied with the product so far, but knocking it down a bit for the lack of truth in advertising.

I ordered two of these lights to place near horse corrals. The install easily and hardware is great. One light did not work and this seller was super responsive and remedied the problem in a matter of 2 or 3 days. The mistake I made was mounting to low(8-9’). They are super bright and would light a large area more effectively if higher. That’s my fault. Fleets instructions! Will mount on poles about 15-20’ later in year when ground thaws out and can dig holes. Highly recommend these lights and the seller.Update, these lights are still working great and about to put them all over our resort property in mountains of CO

Working well good lighting

The media could not be loaded. Some disappointments, some surprisesWhat to know:CON's:> As with most of the solar lights here, these don't even come close to the stated lumen output. 30% setting is about 500-600 lumens, 100% mode is about 1500 to 2000 lumens after a full charge.> lots of plastic> Missing out on charging real-estate - see the last photo & all the white around the solar panels.> NOT 6500k - closer to 4500k - see first photo where one of these is between a pair of 4000 lumen 6500k lights & notice the greenish tint.PRO's:> Tremendous battery life> Fairly bright despite missing the manufacturers output claim.> Will light up a pretty large area if it's at least 12ft high.> Relatively heavy for it's size and the amount of plastic used. This has to be due to the batteries.Other thoughts:There's about 90 to 100sq inches of white border that if filled with solar panels would add an extra 6-7 watts of charging power, which would be crucial for the short days between mid-November & mid-February.My first test of all solar lights is now battery life: I charge them at a minimum of double the manufacturer recommended timeframe + 1 day, or 2 days of sunlight, which ever is longer. I then put an opaque cover over the solar panel so that it cannot charge during the day and let it run till it's nearly out of battery life. One of the two lasted 6 full nights (about 75 hours), and came on at about 10% output on the 7th. Second one lasted 2 more nights (about 97 hours), before dropping to 10% output, which is just incredible at this price point. HOWEVER, they were in a location that did not get much motion activation, so they were mostly running at 30% output the entire time.A light this size & price running for that long and with a peak output of about 1500 to 2000 lumens, is a fairly good value. The attached video is of freshly charged lights at 100% output vs my Convoy L6 @ 3800k color temp with low (3.54V) batteries. These lights were the first solar lights that I've found to give my Convoy a run for it's money!!!

Installed the light and it looks and works great. The light is very bright.

I needed a way to add lights at the back of my yard to be able to see my dogs at night when they go out, without having to run electricity all the way out there. These lights were exactly what I was looking for. The two of them together light up the yard perfectly. The biggest problem I had was finding a pole to mount them to. The manufacturer recommends a height of at least 16 feet. Finding a pole that high turned out to be impossible locally, and ordering one online was way too expensive. I ended up settling on a 10 foot threaded pipe. I figured if 10 feet wasn’t high enough, I could add another 5 or 10 ft pipe. 10 ft turned out to work fine for me and what I wanted. I did have to modify the brackets and use some U-bolts since the pipe was too small in diameter for the bracket. The lights themselves are plenty bright enough, and so far have worked all night on the dusk til dawn setting (Auto). I’ll update if the lights fail or if any changes.