Solar Pond Lights, 18 LED Super Bright RGB LED Underwater Spotlights Color Changing Submersible Pond Light IP68 Waterproof Fountain Lights for Fish Aquarium Tank Garden Yard Pool (2-in-1)

Obviously I bought these pond lights to put under water in my pond😄 but seriously they are great little pond lights for the money. Lightweight so how you weight them down is up to you. They give off plenty of light for a decent amount of time based on the amount of sun the solar panel is exposed to, most of the time they shut off before morning but that's okay because I'm sleeping anyway 😂 I mean who is staying up all night staring at pond lights besides the fish🤔😳 it probably messes with their eyes anyhow. They're worth a shot so give them a try 😎👍

I was a little hesitant to order these as a lot of reviews mentioned water getting into the lights after some time. For now they’re working! Will update after time goes by. The lights are bright and you can choose a steady solid color or multi-changing lights option. I went with the blue color as my setting. They come w weights you can add so it can stay at the bottom of the pond. I decided not to use the weights for my set up as my small water feature gets hazy and foggy quickly, I wanted the color to really show. The lights stay afloat on the surface giving it a cool blue glow on the water fall spout. The wires are long and are easy to hide. LOVE how it looks! :-)

very very unreliably it only wored for a very short time i bought the first one it never worked i said maybe the battery was not chargerd up like the two days they said so i took a chance and bought 2 more hoping they would work bad idea cheap not worth your hard earned money

Very nice light! I wish that it had come with instructions in the box, but it wasn't too difficult to figure out. For everyone who is trying to figure out how to change the color: Press the button on back of the solar panel for five seconds. Cover the panel completely (I just held it flat against my tummy) to see if the lights come on. Continue covering the solar panel (so the lights stay on). If the lights are sequencing through the colors, and you would prefer a SOLID color, wait until that color appears in the sequence and then press the button on the back of the panel quickly (do not hold down.) You will need to wait after each press to see which option is showing. Continue covering the solar panel (so the lights stay on). Press the button on the back of the panel to cycle through all of your options. You will need to wait after each press to see which option is showing. I am looking forward to trying all of the options!

Died after only a couple months, and despite sttting all day in the California sun, they only stayed on for about an hour. Edit: The seller replied promptly after I left this review, and are sending me a replacement. Hopefully, I just got a bad item before. Will update after I receive & test the new one. Updated from 1 star to 3 for now.

These lights work really well. At first I thought they were broken because they wouldn't turn on. But then I read that they have a daylight sensor and realized I was an idiot lol. I put them in my fountain and ran the wires through the center where the pump tune is, and down through the bottom with the pumps power cord. So the solar panel sits right at the base of my fountain and charges all day, providing great colors throughout the night.

I'm impressed. I bought these 3 years ago to light up my Buddha waterfall.. There's a very nice color to it all night long . In fact I am amazed that in the morning before sunrise they are STILL ON! Most of the other solar powered lights are good for three maybe four hours at night and then they run out of power.. I'm about to buy another set to light up another part of the yard and thought I'd write a little review because I like them so much.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Loved the lights at first. Colors were great, came on automatically, made our small pond look magical at night. But after 3 months they’ve now stopped working. Very disappointed because it was a lot of work to get the wires hidden in the edging rocks and now I’ll have to take them all out to remove it and get something else.