Topmante Solar Motion Sensor Light Outdoor, Super Bright LED Lamp IP65 Waterproof 360° Adjustable Solar Powered Wall Light Dual Head Spotlight Flood Security Lights for Yard Garage Patio Porch 1 Pack

These lights were perfect!! At first I had a hard time getting them to turn on. You have to used the little pin however I was not able to hear it click once the pin hit the button. So, I decided to open the unit up and to find out the issue (I am a tech by trade so I know the interworking) I was able to press the button and wow! Didn’t have to worry about sending it back!! These lights are great just remember u have to turn it on first!! Wish they had a better way of having a on and off switch!Pictures are if the shed in backyard of front and back!! Absolutely love it!!O about the install I am kinda a perfectionist so dealing with the screws on the same level drove me nuts but overall I got it to level correct!

This was by far the easiest light I bought that I had to install today. I’m a single mom with a power drill (lol) and it only took me approx. 15 min to put this up. When the light is on standby it is dimmed at night (off at daytime) and when there is motion at night it lights up bright! I am very pleased with my purchase. Highly recommended!!!

Purchased this to light up some of the backyard to allow us to see the dogs. Charged about 5 hours and seems to be very bright. Motion is set off by the puppy. Mounted this to deck and is about 15ft above the yard.

Great light and bright when it goes to full brightness. I was using it as a yard light but it worked so well I moved it to my front door, now I don't use my porch light any more and save $ on power bill. I am one who likes to leave the porch light on all night and now I don"t have to remember to turn it on anymore, this little light handles that for me. Works all night, even in winter with only a few hours of daylight to charge. Love it!

We have 2 sets of steps going up to our mountain home and it is very dark up here with no street lights or neighbors. The outside light at the front door does not illuminate that section. I tried a solar light that mounts on one of the 6 x 6 rail posts half way up the steps and it was nowhere bright enough. I have 15 steps up to the front door then and flat area of about a 4` x 4` of concrete then 5 more concrete steps down to ground level. I mounted your light on the corner of the house and aimed one side of the light at the 15 steps and the other side of the light down the last 5 steps. The entire area is lit and when you take your first step in either direction it is amazing how well it lights up from the motion censor that kicks in. We are way beyond pleased with your product.

To be honest, I was a little disappointed when I saw how small this lamp was, and I was a bit disappointed with the brightness at night, BUT, after a few days, I have decided this lamp is just right for the space! I have a garage back behind the house with a gate to the backyard pool breezeway to the house back door. There is no light installed in the area, so it was very dark at night. I needed a light to see to unlock the gate at night. This little solar motion activated lamp works well. The dim light is just bright enough to keep the area from being totally dark but not glare into the windows. When motion is detected, the bright spotlights are activated which give enough light to see to unlock to gate. The lamp was easy to install, just insert the pin to activate the lamp and hang with included screws. I recommend this product.

I bought 2 of these lights last year for extra’s since they were on sale. Went to unpack them and set them up out in the sun all day.When I got ready to install them, I tried to turn them On with the key to stick in the little hole and one turned On and the 2nd one seemed to go on/off every time I try to push the little button with the key. Ended up getting it to turn on like the first one. Tested it out by covering the solar panels and lights came On.I own many of theses types of lights so I know my way around setting these up.Installed them and went out later that night to see if they worked, one came on and the second one didn’t until I tapped it a couple of times. Thought maybe a loose wire. That night we had rain and didn’t think about the since they were outdoor motion sensor lights.Well I guess what, lights no longer came On when trying to set it off. Took them down and let them dry out and ended up opening one to see if water got in and didn’t see anything, same with the second one.Maybe I got duds or maybe someone’s defective lights but I’m well past my return and warranty so I’m stuck with motion sensor paperweight floodlights.If you get them, make sure to test them out when you get them or you’ll end up with some paperweights.

To start off I own a lot of solar lighting and have installed dozens of solar lights. When I received this light the first think that took me off guard was the size, it was small and compact. I tried out the light by first charging it and then using the tool provided to push the on/off switch.(I promptly lost this little tool) The brightness of the light was barely adequate and pales in comparison to even a $15 cheap Westinghouse light I once bought at Walmart.That aside I found a spot where I could use a little illumination and that is where the absolute horrible design of this light's mounting system comes through . Most exterior lights have a flange with screw holes that you can really tighten them down to a surface and be almost certain that after a high wind that the light isn't going to fly away. This is not the case with this light. It has the same cheap mounting system you find on a cheap Dollar Tree picture frame or a plastic wall clock, where you have to screw in two screws first and then align them with holes and there is a channel the screw head travels down that is too small for the screw head to escape.I wasted considerable time trying to mount this light securely but, it would never do so. I even took it down and mounted it to a 2x4 first and then screwed the 2x4 to the surface and this light still wobbles around like a toddler taking their first steps. I am seriously considering buttering up the back of this thing with clear silicone and sticking it to the board to keep it from blowing away.

muy poca luz cuando esta en modo normal y prende muy bien cuando detecta movimiento, pero por lo que vende no es congruente

Outdoor lights near a clothesline it is perfect. Only lights a small area.Didn't realise two of the lights are always on and the third comes on when motion is detected.Not sure how long battery lasts over time but for now it makes it through each night.

Si vale la pena

GOOD PRODUCT