This is a great set of lights. They fit perfectly on a 4” posts and work well to light deck stairs. They come with the hardware required to attach to most surfaces, and it's easy to slide them off in case you want to replace them or temporarily remove them. I did not want to put holes in my vinyl railing, so I attached them with a temporary adhesive. They do have a switch on the back if you want to switch them all the way off or leave on auto. I love that they are solar and no wiring is required.

I like these lights. They are easy to install and given their size can be used to accent many things. I would have liked the switch to be on the front of the light as opposed to the back but that is a personal preference. I am also more of a daylight fan than a soft white fan but again this is a personal preference.

These are decent little lamps. They are clean looking and unobtrusive. They don’t have great light output. They are very light and plasticy. We’ll see how they hold up through the summer season. The battery is replaceable. And the hardware hanging kit is plenty sufficient.

These deck solar lights are great. They come in (2) 4 packs. They are a great smaller size that could be put almost anywhere. Easy application, we used screws to mount them. Can be used on a railing, fence, deck, etc. I Sam very impressed with these little solar lights.

We put the lights on the inside and outside of our privacy fence gate. Inside needed a little light and these worked out just fine. They put just enough light for a dark corner to get the garbage can out and through the gate. Took a few days to power up due to the weather.

These are nice little solar lights. I've been very impressed with them so far. They will last all night long from daily solar charges. It's easy to access the battery to change it out when the time comes. They are the perfect size to fit on your deck post. The light is just bright enough for you to see what you're doing, but not overbearing.

I hope to use these along a brick retaining wall on the back of my property. The plan is for an arbor & memorial garden in the area of the photos. I've placed them on a shelf in the photos until I can ascertain if they will receive enough sun to stay charged. The first night they burned brightly and all night. The next couple of nights they were dimmer and didn't burn as long. It is still cold here so as soon as it warms up I'll move them around for best sun exposure. Good lights with 2 screws each to hang along fence, deck or wall.

These solar lights are very bright. I haven’t attached them yet, we are going to put them on steps going down to the back yard, but tried them out yesterday. I put the lights out yesterday afternoon and took the picture I’m adding, and they were way brighter than expected. Very happy with the lights!!

This is a decent set of downcast lights for the price. I got it to light a dark stairway in my back yard. These are made of plastic, so I'm not sure how well they will hold up to the New Mexico sun in the summer. I marked down a star in my rating since some of them don't look like they are put together well (see picture of individual light as an example). As a test, I just mounted the lights with double stick tape above each step to see if it provided enough light. They are not the brightest lights, but they do provide enough to see the each step. I have eight steps and there are eight lights provided in this set. I may move them higher for better light dispersion and put 4 on each side of the stairwell, spaced evenly. They are pretty light, but I doubt double stick tape will hold them well on the uneven surface on a permanent basis. Once I figure out placement, my plan is to use liquid nails on a flat piece of plastic or wood cut in a rectangle and glue that to the bricks, then either use double stick tape or the screws (some are provided with anchors as seen in the pictures) and mount the lights to that. Overall it is a nice set of lights. They also may work as well as an ambiance feature along a wooden fence.

These small solar powered lights are good to provide accent lighting outside. I like that they're solar powered and if I place them relatively close together, they provide enough illumination along the edge of a patio to distinguish the edge / step at night. The small size is good for being able to put these in small spaces, or put them on steps coming up to our lanai without interfering with traffic flow. However, they're smaller than what I'd prefer for actually providing desired light along one side of our deck. They're great for general accent lighting but I've found without putting them fairly close together, they don't provide the amount of light I wanted. Installation includes screws. The lights are lightweight enough and I'm using them in a relatively protected area attached to travertine steps, that I was able to secure them with command strips (though that might not work on a rough surface).