RicharmSolar Flood Lights Outdoor Dusk to Dawn with Remote Floodlights 10W Upgraded Solar Panels Lights IP66 Waterproof Solar Security Lights Stay On Night Light for Shed Barn Garage Courtyard

I charge for a full day in the sun, but by evening still has a red signal meaning it is not charged. Try switching it on, not working

Bought to illuminate a two post sign - slung these on the bottom with a cross brace and outriggers - lights work great - would be good if you did not need the remote and the controls could be locked (each light has an on/off switch on them). The solar mount seems a little flimsy and restricts mounting options for my installation since I wanted everything off the ground so the landscapers can clean up around the ground. Thinking of changing to a flower bed so I can put the panel and lights on the ground. Quality seems good and the lights produce plenty of light. Looks as bright if not brighter than other signs on the road that are wired. Quality seems good - have been in service for a month so will see how long they last

Very nice product. Very bright. Gets charged well. Build quality is very good, large panel and very bright light when fully chared. Comes with a remote. Really good investment for saving electricity. Keeps my hallway enlighten when we are out.

Liked the build quality, except remote control battery cover keeps falling off. It would be far better to have radio control rather than infra red as it limits control to line of site.

Put in a big piece of turf next to our newly poured patio and needed light for cornhole!! These are just about perfect...wish they were a tad brighter initially, but honestly any brighter would be annoying. Have them mounted on top edge of house with solar panel on roof....remote makes in a piece of cake!

Since December, I've been using the Solar Flood Lights Outdoor, a solar-powered light system complete with a remote, 10W solar panels, dual 60 LEDs, and IP66 waterproof rating. While it may not be the most sophisticated or innovative solar light on the market, it has been a practical and reliable solution for illuminating my shed.Installation was a breeze, with the solar panels and flood lights being easy to set up and position. The solar panels have proven to be efficient at capturing sunlight, ensuring that the lights remain charged even during the shorter winter days. The 1000LM output from the dual 60 LEDs provides sufficient illumination for my shed, making it easy to see and work in the space after dark.The included remote control has been a convenient feature, allowing me to control the lights from a distance without having to manually switch them on or off. This has been particularly useful on cold winter nights when I'd rather not venture out into the elements just to turn on the lights.The IP66 waterproof rating has given me confidence in the lights' ability to withstand the elements, and they have held up well through rain and snow without any signs of damage or malfunction. This durability has been reassuring, as I won't need to worry about constantly replacing or repairing the lights.While these solar flood lights have been a solid and functional choice for my shed, they haven't been a game-changer or particularly exciting. They provide adequate lighting and have a few convenient features, but they don't offer any groundbreaking innovations or exceptional performance.In conclusion, my experience with the Solar Flood Lights Outdoor has been positive, albeit not overly thrilling. They've provided a functional and reliable lighting solution for my shed, and their durability and solar-powered operation have been beneficial. If you're in need of a simple and practical solar lighting option, these flood lights are worth considering.