LEPOWER 1600LM LED Solar Security Lights Motion Outdoor, Motion Sensor Light, 5500K White Light, IP65 Waterproof Outdoor Flood Solar Light with 3 Adjustable Head for Yard, Garage（White）

I installed this light 18 months ago & it's still working great. One of the best motion detector lights I've purchased. I have one I bought from Home Depot & another I bought from Costco, this light is by far the best one. It's very bright (1600 lumens) & easy to set up, the solar panel is pretty strong & is mounted on my roof, I mounted the light about 8ft high & set it at the middle sensitivity setting, it works great! Picks up a human (or even a feral cat) as soon as they enter the side yard (about 15ft either side of the light) & the light illuminates the whole yard. I am going to get another one for our back yard to replace the cheap Costco one that has crapped out after less than 6 months. Edit: I read that one reviewer said he thinks his lights come on during the day because they don't work at night so the battery must be drained, in the 3 years I've had these lights I have NEVER seen mine on during the day. They have a built in light sensor that prevents them operating during daylight. UPDATE::::: 2/8/2023. The original light I bought in May of 2021 is still going as good as ever so I bought another one for the front yard (see 2 new photos, without light on & with light on). These are great lights, as you can see the new one lights up our small front yard like daylight, next I will get one for our back yard.

My son installed 2 of these for me today. They are amazing!! They were very to install with six screws. You can adjust the light angle, distance desired to trigger the light to turn on, time the light remains on & brightness. There are 2 rechargeable batteries which are included. I wondered why... the batteries hold the power provided by the sun.

Works fine. Sometimes it doesn't go on when anticipated but overall very good. Bright and adjustable light. Perfect for when pets are outside in the yard. Working well during rain and snow.

Real good at night! Very bright and easy to install!!

I purchased this solar light in July 2025, it’s still going strong 5 months later; just beware that the light will not work around Christmas lights, the Xmas lights affect the motion sensor. This light is strong and bright, so far so good!

I had this Lepower outdoor motion sensor light before, works great, I had no problem with this light's after 3 years until recently battery power slowing dying even after full charge, you can adjust the sensing distance brightness is also as expected, with 3 adjustable heads design, No wiring is required, this is easy to install the solar panel; it takes about an hour or more to get fully charging before in a sunny day. Now, since this is one sale, I am going to get another new one to replace my old one.

Bought this for my dad for Christmas. He is a very paranoid man. He has cameras everywhere and realized in the dark you can’t see much. So solar powered motion sensor lights. They are quite bright, they look like the picture. He says they were easy to set up. I would say that because his gets so much use it a good buy for the money. Only time will tell if they are durable.

I bought a couple of these to get some security light at night at two areas of the house that did not have an existing electric light where a typical wired security light could be installed. I saw these and read the reviews about how bright it is and simple to install. I bought them and sure enough they were bright and easy to install. Then a couple times my wife noticed that the light did not come on during the night when she walked the dog in the areas where the security lights were installed. I also experienced it and was perplexed. I looked over the manual and noticed I missed an obvious flaw these lights have. There are three modes these lights have. None of them (repeat... NONE of them) prevent the light from activating when the sun is up. I realized that each time the lights did not come on at night happened to also be when I had vendors working during the day in the areas where the security lights were. I did not use common sense (I take responsibility) and assumed (a bad word) that security lights come on only at night since (1) all the other outdoor security lights I bought only came on at night (motion or not) and (2) I cannot picture a scenario where someone would actually want a battery powered security light charged by solar to come on when the sun is beaming down in all its glory. Well apparently LEPOWER felt that it was wise to make a battery powered security light for outdoor that is charged by sun (solar powered) and also comes on when the sun is up hence draining the battery if motion occurs. So if you have a vendor doing anything in the daytime near the security light that sets off the motion, the battery will slowly drain while the vendors are doing what they do and you will most likely have no power at night. To be clear, I am talking open yard... lunch time... 1 PM... 2 PM... 3 PM... sun everywhere... no shade. I know I assumed and accept responsibility, which means I have to eat the cost of these lights; however, who in the world thought it was a good idea to make an outdoor solar security light - using a battery to save what power it collects during the day - and decided it would be FANTASTIC if the light also comes on during the day in bright sunlight if motion is detected? And of course the "executive decision" to make sure that there was no setting to prevent the light from coming on when there is already so much sunlight available that it can charge the battery. How is that a good idea? When in history has a burglar walked up to a house in broad daylight, saw a battery-powered security light comes on at 1 PM in the afternoon, and decided it was best to leave the area since the battery-powered security light came on while standing in the yard where everyone could clearly see the burglar in (again) broad daylight? I really wanted to like these lights considering the reviews, but this idea of a battery-powered security light activated during daylight makes no sense to me. Why did no one in leadership at the company stop and ask the obvious question about why the light is coming during the day when the sun is out when it should be conserving what little solar power it has captured so it can come on at NIGHT when the sunlight is gone? If you are one of those people who feel like you want the outdoor security light to come on when the sun is up, I will further add that I can easily trigger the motion on the security light then stand practically a foot away from the light and see no extra illumination anywhere when the sun is out. The lumens cranked out by this light at night is nice, but it is not going to help you see anything you already are seeing during regular daytime hours.