Does not stay on batteries dead, turned off for 3 days to let batteries charge and won’t even make it an evening. Also batteries are a weird size so can’t even manually charge them or readily be new ones

Are the mounting screws made for balsa wood only? Two screws snapped while screwing into pre-drilled holes in the fascia board. I am hoping the light fixture's quality is better than the screws.

These lights don’t make sense. I put them on my front porch. They are always on dim. When triggered, they get brighter. But because they are always on they don’t last long. They are useless. I returned them and bought others in case I got a dud. Nope. Don’t buy.

Worked beautifully for the first day/night but never came on again. They get direct sunlight for half the day but don’t seem to charge enough to reliably work at night. The cheapy ones I had previously worked perfectly fine in the same location but these looked nicer. Bummed.

I bought 2 sets (4 lights) 2-3 years ago and installed them 2-3 months ago, working great, very good dim light at night (back yard is very dark at night) and when you approach they illuminate very well. Buying more this week for the rest of the backyard.

Save your money and time. They won't last over a year. Here is what happens: 1. The base plastic plate is designed to break. That is what it did on day 1 out of the box. 2. The solar pads on the lights are designed to come loose. This is accelerated in hot climates and anywhere UV is high (high elevation mountains). They are good for a throw away party or something like that, but don't expect the to last more than one summer season.

I purchased this set 1 or 2 years ago and love them. I really like Westinghouse products. I placed one on my privacy gate to see my pad lock and the other where my large wheeled trash cans are. When the daylight savings change in the fall, these help me to see much better getting & putting away the trash cans. Have had a hard time finding a replacement battery. Would appreciate if the batteries are offered on the website.

The lights have been great so far. Only a couple of months old. I have about sixteen lights on my fence. I have them every 14 feet along my wooden fence. The dogs keep the area well lit at night. LOL The screws for these lights need to be replaced with something better. The metal is to soft. So far I am happy with them.

These lights and mounting brackets are made of plastic but seem to hold up really well. They are everything described and work as they are supposed to. For about $11 each or 4 for $44 they are a bargain. They offer a nice dim light as it becomes dark and if something passes near them, they light up very nicely. super easy to install. Just 2 screws.

These solar lights are excellent and good price