Got it charged. Got it installed. Light works ---- but only if you climb a ladder and flip the switch to "ON" where it stays on until the battery discharges. AUTO setting provides nothing but TOTAL DARKNESS. Sensor or something doesn't work. Waste of money and labor.

Very little light

I've had the light for over a month now, and it is working out great for me. It illuminates a large area of my back yard that was previously in total darkness (about 50' front to back), and by angling one of the wings, the lighting covers about 43 feet sideways at about a 35-degree angle. Someone posted that you had to be really close to the light for the sensor to go off, and I had the same problem at first, but it was user error. By playing with it, I figured out that if angled all the way down, the sensor is triggered from about 3 feet away, but if adjusted all the way up until it is completely horizontal (as far as it will go) the sensor is triggered from about 35-40 feet away.

Easy to setup

Works well, Easy to install, Solar Panel is separate so Light can be placed in a place not in enough direct sunlight.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Put this up on the back porch. Light works great and seems to have stayed charged for a significant time frame. Got it hung up and plugged in where it would shine on the back porch. The motion sensor works great. Haven't noticed any issues in bad weather conditions but it seems to be a hardy product and hasn't broken after being hung for a while.

If you’re looking for solar lights that stay on ALL night do not purchase these lights. After charging all day in direct sunlight the lights will only stay on for about 4 hours until shutting off. Make it make sense that they charge all day for 8 to 12 hours yet to only stay on for 4 hours at night. Not worth it at all. Was very disappointed.

It's a simple design that appears to be pretty easy to install, however, I chose not to install it because it seemed pretty weak. Not awful, but compared to a GE 2500 lumens solar flood light that I bought from Walmart last year, it pales in comparison in light output and it's only 500 lumens less, plus it's a bit of a warmer light (more dull I should say)! Obviously that 500 lumens makes is a larger jump in light output than I thought and makes a huge difference. The GE light was over twice the price, but as the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. I guess I'll have to suck it up and spend the money because I need more light on my driveway at the garage than this Westinghouse will supply. Probably fine for a smaller area that you might just want to illuminate so you won't trip over things in the yard, etc at night. On the plus side, being able to light up an area where you don't have electrical service is a big plus. Just don't expect the battery to supply it with enough power to keep it on for extended periods of time. These solar lights are only made for short bursts of light for intruders or just walking through an area so you can see where you're going, etc.

Purchased on March 19 2026 delivered on March 22 2026. Today April 9 2026 they have stopped working !!!!!!!!!!!! I have bought solar lights but not motion detection lights and the ones for flower beds and driveways have lasted for years not a month ! Sick !

I've had this outside our home to light up our walk way and after so many years it's sensor cover finally cracked away ! Incredibly it's still working like new rain or shine ! Around 6 years of lightning our way ... I must say it's lasted more than I would have expected !