Modern Solar Address Sign, House Numbers for Outside, Rechargeable LED Illuminated Lighted Address Signs with IP65 Waterproof, Mailbox Numbers Plaque, 3 Color Temperature for Street Yard Garden, White

This is a great budget friendly sign. I rent and the numbers for the house are black on the door which makes it very hard to see at night and even during the day if the light doesn't hit it right. I didn't want to install anything on the house itself and this worked perfectly for what I was needing. I didn't have to charge it or put batteries in. After a day if letting it soak up some light i turned in on and I was surprised how bright it actually was. It's not huge but big enough and bright enough to be seen from the street. The grids included made putting on the stickers very easy. Very pleased with this purchase!

I've had it for about 1 month and so far working Great. First day I placed it outside for solar charging and it didn't charge so brought it in and plugged it it. Light monitor was red but when plugged in turned green after an hour. We kept it plugged in for about 6 hours and it's worked perfect everyday! Even with cloudy skied and rain. We also had repressed the button because it's hard to tell if it's pressed correctly. Even my husband said it works great. Stays on all night. We have it on lowest brightness and really bright! Easy to see from road.

People were always having difficulty seeing the numbers on our house. They’re dark numbers and I had no way to light them up. Now, the Solar address is bright and noticeable in the front yard. Be aware though, the instructions are pretty sad. I also had to wait until dark to go out and see if the light was on or not. There is an on/off button that’s supposed to be up or down, but it doesn’t do that it just makes a clicking noise and doesn’t change depth. To get to the battery you do have to use a socket and unscrew all screws in the sign. I charged it using the usb cable. I’m interested to see how long it will be before needing charged up again. It’s in a place that gets major sun so hopefully a long time. Overall, I’m very pleased. It’s attractive and the price was right.

Our lit address sign became blocked behind a tree, and our delivery people were having trouble finding our address. This sign solves the problem perfectly. It's very clear during the daytme and very bright at night, so easy to read. The kit includes way more numbers than I need even though three of our five numbers repeat.The sign is super easy to assemble and stake to the ground, and although it's a simple sign, it looks quite nice. The battery lasts through the night for us, but we live in sunny Southern California. Results in Seattle or Buffalo might not be quite as good. Pricing was excellent too.Update: After about 7 months, I noticed that the crystal clear acrylic cover over the address number was looking noticably yellow. This grew worse over the next couple of weeks. On closer examination, I saw that the cover was badly warped. It was essentially melting under the scorching summer heat (a couple of months of triple digit heat and intense sunlight). So, I removed the cover and threw it away. The sign looks "like new" without it, but I'm not sure how long it will last this way. I might end up having to replace it at about the one year mark. I don't really blame the product for this, just understand that if you live in a high sunlight area, you may find the longevity equally limited. A glass cover would hold up better.

I previously owned a Sungath solar powered address sign. The other day a dog ran into the sign and the stake that secured the sign into the ground broke. One thing I did not like about the Sungath solar sign was the stake was not easy to secure into the ground and it had a tendency to wobble. So I decided to buy this solar address sign by Rottogoon. The stake end is nice and long and is a breeze to push into the ground. It feels very secure in the ground. I think the sign looks much better than the sign it replaced. Nice and bright and also the Sungath sign I bought last year was 34.99 vs 23.39 for the Rottogoon.

Yes it is all plastic but it is sturdy enough and serves its purpose well. I liked that I could charge it up before setting it outside so I knew it would light up. The numbers and large and easy to read and it has worked well for the serveral weeks that we have had it. I am quite pleased with it.

I read reviews these before I buy ANYTHING, and I don’t know how in the round world this sign got NEAR FIVE REVIEWS, and so many of them!I can usually put things together without directions but this is one thing I wanted to make sure I didn’t negate any chance of damage if I had to return it. So I referred to the directions. But they were COMPLETELY ILLEGIBLE. BROKEN WORDS AND TOTAL NONSENSICAL STEPS. I AM NOT EVEN KIDDING.THERE IS NO WAY IN THE WORLD I GOT THE SAME ITEM THAT ALL OF YOU FOLKS DID.I’ll give you an example: In step one, a few words into the step at one point it says to …And I quote. Place the rame on the panel. (Yes that is the EXACT QUOTE). Later on in the steps it says to…Again a DIRECT QUOTE. …Incert (yes that is how it’s spelled) the right side of the machine. ….WHAT? What in the Heck is that? I can figure some of this out by just looking at the pieces, but there are some things that simply DO NOT MAKE SENSE.BOTTOM LINE, If you are going to sell to English speaking customers, YOU MUST, YOU MUST UNDERSTAND HOW TO WRITE IN ENGLISH LEGIBLY!So if I were you, nd you’re reading reviews to decide whether or not to buy?…My suggestion….DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY.

Very easy to assemble. If you have a 3-number address, use the 5 spot template. It's all plastic, but well-made. If you want it to be shorter, just leave out one of the pole extensions. The first night I got this, I charged it indoors using the USB cable, but after that the sun charges it up. I also have mine on the north side of the house under a large tree, so it gets very little sun, even on a fully sunny day...and it still lights up until dawn. Speaking of the lighting up, it will dim a little as the hours go by, but it's still lit. I think at its brightest, it's a little too bright.