LEONLITE10-Pack Low Voltage Landscape Pathway Lights, LED Bollard Path Lights, 3W Outdoor Landscape Lighting for Driveway, Garden, Aluminum, 12-15V AC/DC, IP65 Waterproof, 3000K Warm White, Black

Last year I bought a first box for lighting up my parking area. After a year of use they held up really well, worked perfectly, and I received compliments about them. Confident in their durability, I bought a second box this year to illuminate my driveway like an airport runway. I live in a forested area without street lighting so it really helps me identify my driveway and navigate its turns without problem.

We bought two sets of these lights (20 total), and two sets of another style, same type of light from this same seller. We chose this light due its brightness. Our property size total is half an acre and our neighborhood is dark. We live in the South, electricity is super expensive here, so we wanted to bring light to our home without breaking the bank. Solar, we use in the back of our home, but it just doesn't cut it for the long haul or in the front of the house no matter how many times and styles we have tried. These lights are modern looking, put out great light, really excentuate our landscaping while also providing a pathway for us to see/walk all the way around the front and right side of our house to our back gate, which has motion sensor lights. These pics don't do the warm light justice unfortunately, but the warm imo, is very pretty esp with a light colored house like we have. We have received numerous compliments since install from our neighbors and friends and family whom have seen them through pics we shared with them.You will need to purchase the power source, the chord (we purchased their 100 foot long one), and light clips for ease of install as these things are not included. We had light sets previously from a major retailer that were more expensive, were top heavy, and seemed of less quality then these. They didn't make it five yrs. These are very sturdy, the ground stakes are strong, and the weight is evenly distributed throughout the entire light. If I'm finding anything to be critical of, the only thing would be their height for me. They are a tad tall and stick out a little high above my landscaping blocks, but this isn't a reason for me anyway to not purchase them. Their quality and light output exceeds any little annoyance there. If they last at least 5 yrs, they will 100% be a perfect product.

These pathway lights look great and the housings are super sturdy. Installed ten in the front yard and they worked perfectly for 16 months. When two lights stopped working I assumed my connection was bad but when I hooked them up to a regulated 12V source, they wouldn't light up. I removed the three screws that hold the case together and inside I found the electronic module on one light was melted and the electronic module on the other light had exploded.Contacted LEONLITE about the two-year warranty and heard nothing. Re-visited the order a few days later and saw TORCHSTAR is the seller, not LEONLITE. A call to TORCHSTAR resolved the problem in a few minutes. Sent an e-mail with these photos along with my shipping address and two new lights will be on their way to me shortly.

The housing that is above ground and the stake that is below ground are both made of sturdy aluminum. I placed 10 of these along the walkway that leads to my front door. I control them with my phone app because I use the dewenwils12v power supply. They look elegant and light the path nicely. All of the lights face downward so there is no glare from these lights. I highly recommend them.

So out of the box was surprised that they didn't have anything inside the voids in the design... Though there would be glass or plastic. The lack of something there should make it last longer, but the photos kinda lead us to think there was something there. The metal gives a confident feeling they will last through some less than careful lawn trimming/handling... Went to put the ground stake on the main body and they don't really align well. The threads are casted but not machined. They chase their own threads as they are screwed on. This process is fidgety at best. So, once I finally two together they look and feel solid. Just kinda dreading the hour or two the remaining 18 will take to put together... EDIT 2nd: Put the others together and it is the treads on the ground stake. I had 9 of 20 go easy.The lights are all installed and alternate every 25-foot up drive. They cast just the right amount of light for our expectation. the design blends in during the day and looks good at night. Yes, I would buy them again. The assembly can be a pain, but the look is good.Note: Placed them in clay and then the ground froze. Went to move them to their final place after getting them lit and 2 of the barbs broke off. Kinda brittle, kinda manhandled don't be too confident they are solid chunks of metal...

I was impressed with the quality of the lights. easy to install and look great. I do wish they were a bit brighter but all in all a very good purchase