Solar Light Outdoor Wall Light

Just what I was looking for. I bought these lights for my shed and they are perfect. They were easy to install and look great.

Very attractive and put out plenty of light. Movement Sensors are very sensitive and work well.Highly recommended

I purchased two of the two packs of these earlier in the year. I just mounted the last one from the second order and it didn't work properly. I had missed the return date by several weeks, but the seller is still sending me a replacement! They got back to me very promptly as well. The three that are mounted work great on our fence on the opposite side of our driveway. Highly recommend!

These went up easy and I like the way they look when not lit. They are nice and bright once motion comes as seen in the photo taken at night. I do wish there was another mode that allowed the lights to come on at the brightness motion sets off, the normal setting is too low in my opinion. I know this would decrease the length of time they would light up, but if they lit up for only 6 hours, I would be okay with that. But, after trying two others, I will keep them. They were the brightest with their mode that increases brightness with motion. Now to add more lights to the front of my house to make it more welcoming. My house had no lights in the front when we purchased it. So odd. Trying to find cost effective ways to fix this.

I don’t know of ANY solar lamps are nearly as bright as house-wired lamps - probably not is my guess. So with this in mind, if you would be satisfied with lamps that produce good accent or mood lighting AND look pretty nice for plastic construction, these solar lamps may very well suit your needs.I have large 7” vinyl siding so I used metal clips that pop into place behind the siding and provide a threaded screw hole in which to mount this lamp, so I didn’t need to drill any holes. I hung one lamp to the side of my garage door and the other currently above a front bedroom window, though I’m thinking of relocating that one lower and next to my front porch for the reason that being so high up, the light is too dim by the time it reaches the ground.One thing that I added to both lamps is a vented bottom (held in place by two small screws) to help keep out most insects. I was originally going to use a piece of 1/16” clear plastic, but I wanted to maintain some ventilation so that the lamp would not become super heated during the summer, and possibly shortening the life of the bulb. So instead I cut two pieces of a perforated (holed) aluminum sheet which I had left over from a pet/screen door fab.The other thing is I added a single piece of thin aluminized bubble insulation like you might line sunny windows with, to the rear-inside of each lamp so that the rearward light projects forward (and to a degree to the sides) rather than being wasted lighting the rear wall surface. Again, this material I already had laying around so it was convenient for me to use.I purchased this 2-set of lamps after reading an online review of some of the better, recommended solar lamps, and so far they perform well and look nice for accent lighting.