daphino 2500LM Solar Lights Outdoor with Motion Sensor,3 Head 270° Wide Angle Street Area Lights, IP65 Waterproof Security Lighting with 3 Modes(Non-Remote,2 Pcs)

They been working well, bright enough to light up my backyard during the night. Super easy to you just position it well in your backyard and it will do you good. Motion detection Sensory work great and only go off when I pass by! Over all look and feel makes it seem like good quality.

The Daphino 2500LM solar lights are incredibly bright and reliable. The 3‑head design gives excellent 270° coverage, and the motion sensor reacts instantly. They charge well even on cloudy days and light up my entire yard with ease. Great quality, water resistant and a perfect upgrade for outdoor security.

I ordered this solar powered security light to provide some illumination on our back deck. The hardwired motion detector floodlight in this area finally wore out. Rather than going through the hassle of hardwiring a new one, I thought I would give a solar powered LED light a try. This light folds up pretty compactly and is shipped in a small box. It’s smaller than I envisioned, but it still throws off a lot of light. There’s really no assembly involved. You just screw the mounting bracket to the area of your choosing, unfold the light, and slide it into the bracket. You want to install it where the solar panel can get at least 8 hours of sunlight. In my case, I installed it on one of the wooden cross beams that forms a trellis above our deck. You can adjust the angle of the light and its individual panels to cover a wider area if desired. There is a button on the back of the light that can be used to adjust the light for different settings, but an included remote control makes this even easier. You can configure the light to turn on only with motion at maximum brightness, or you can configure it to stay on continuously with a lower light intensity. Obviously, you’ll get the best battery life if you set it to come on only with motion. With this setting, it turns off about 30 seconds after detected motion stops. On its maximum brightness setting, this lights up a significant area of our deck. Admittedly, it does not illuminate as well as a hardwired floodlight, but it works better than I expected, especially for its small size. It certainly works well enough for my intended purpose. Since I only just now set it up, I have no way to comment about its service life. As inexpensive and easy to set up as it is, if it holds up even just a year or two it will be money well spent.

Easy to install and very easy to setup. When up and running, not an eyesore. The units are small and deliver a good amount of light that make it easy to see without much glare. My one concern is trying to get the angle for the motion detector. One was pretty easy and is pretty reliable when activated, but my second unit seems to be having issues. I don’t know if it’s a problem with the unit or just me setting the correct angle. Overall, though, pretty pleased with this purchase.

Here's why I purchased this: saw footprints in the snow from the street down to my (luckily) locked backyard shed, then back to the street! The large solar cell can only be adjusted 0-90 degrees, from facing straight up to the sky, to parallel to the ground, with the back of the cell up against the back of the center LED array. This can be a problem figuring out where to mount it so that the solar cells get good sun exposure and at the same time the lights are pointed where you want them! This is less of a problem here as the 2 outside panels can be adjusted backwards up to 90 degrees. Installation was simple: screw in the mounting plate, then slide the light into the plate holder. It comes charged up, but they do recommend charging it for a day first, before using it. One of the best features is the huge amount of light it puts out in max mode or to a longer lasting dimmer mode. I have not put it in "always on" mode to see how long the battery will last. But I figure most people will use this as a security light or as a light only comes on whem you walk within view of the sensor. I walked down our driveway down the side of our home to see if the sensor worked. A split second after I passed the back of our home I was illuminated by that very bright light! I'll mount thhe other one so it will come on when anyone approaches the front of our house. It's made of plastic,, but overall quality, fit and finish is excellent.

My backyard is fenced in up to half way up the sides of my house. On the right side, the property line is only 7’ from the side of the house. I made this area the dog run, aka the dog toilet, and have trained my dog to do her pee and poop there so I don’t have dog turd-bombs all over the yard. The dog is a handicapped rear-leg amputee, however, and I have to use a sling to hold her hips up. This means I’m walking her down that area when she needs to go, and the last pee and poop of the night is in the dark. I was having to juggle my phone to use the flashlight to avoid stepping in dog poop. This is why I bought these lights. I mounted one about 6’ into the beginning of the dog run and the second 18’ down and 12’ from the end. As soon as we get within about 8 feet of the entrance to the dog run, the first light switches on and about half way to the next light the second switches on. They are very bright and flood the area. I’ve mounted them on the inside of the fence angled down towards the ground. This way they don’t disturb my neighbor and I can see everything I need to. Helpful hint: I first put them up using packing tape to see if the positioning was good. It’s a good thing I did because I initially placed the first one too far down and had to move it.

Working well even after 9 months.