ZUCKEO 10W Landscape Lighting Low Voltage LED Landscape Lights, IP66 Waterproof Landscape Spotlights Yard Lawn Garden Outdoor Lights 12V 24V 1000LM Warm White (12Pack with Connectors)

The lights are easy to set up and bright. I like being able to change colors for different events and looks. This is an affordable option and the set up was very simple with the clips that they provide you. Make sure you get a transformer that has enough capacity. I purchased a 300 W transformer and with all these lights, I was still under 70%. 12 lights for the price of three at the two main hardware stores. It’s like they don’t even want to sell lights unless they’re the new strip lights. Strip lights are good but spotlights are pretty incredible. The remote control is easy to use also.

Was updating my existing white landscape lights and decided to try this set with color options. Very nice. Easy replacement for me - took less than an hour to do. Colors are very nice. The green and red worked great for Christmas. Highly recommend at this point.

Great landscape lights! Easy install and long lasting led bulbs

Installation is very easy. Very bright. Quality is great. You can change to different colors or soft white. 4th of july right around the corner, cant wait to light up house Ren white and blue. So far Performance is very good. Also it has automatic timer, no need to turn on off manually, piece of mind. Customer service is very reliable. It only comes in 12 pack, i will it comes 14 or 15 pack or i will they let us purchase 2-3 lights separately. Overall highly recommended. Work of money.

The quality of the lights seem good. But the remote functionality is limited. If you want the lights to flash/strobe/etc., you can’t just choose one color. It switches through all the colors.

Purchased 10 watt light set after returning the 7 watt set. There are a couple of small difference that make the 10 watt vesion better, beside the wattage. For one, the 10 watt version have a "hooded" lense cover where the 7's do not. I think this better as it sheilds the light source when viewing from the yard. While the cases seem similar, the 10 watts vesions keep the lights up where the other the lights would not stay pointed up and would want to drop down. These are have a good amount of light and the color is a soft white in the 2700K range and looks nice on brick and trees. Some of the weakneness are: the covers of both these lights will hold water on top the lenses which may leak over time and make the light fail. The covers have two screws hold them on and the lense has a silicone type of rubber ring around them as a seal. I could see this failing over time. My solution was two fold. I took the covers off and ran a small bead of silicon caulk ($5 bucks) around the inside of the covers and screwed them tight again. I think this should work. Also, a guy on here had the good idea of droping a water glass over the unit which pretty muchs makes of water proof. A good glass size is the ones at Dollar Tree for $1.25 each. They are tapered so the will drop over the light but cant fall off, and the light output is not effected. I also put a small bead of caulk around the cord outlet hole, so i dont think water will be an issue. The other two weaknesses are the cord lights and the connectors. The cords are only 18 inches long which is pretty short and the wire inside is very small and opening exposed for the last two inches. I think these could breakdown over time. The way the connectors work its hard to really wrap them with something. The connectors are easy to use but let water in on the small wire light side. My soltuion was to squeeze a little dielectric grease ($5 bucks) in the voids to keep water out. We will see. I do think these connectors will likely crack over time or the small wires will break, so a future fix might be down the road. For now I will go with it. I used 14 GA wire which is better and 16 and is still pretty small and flexable and I think may last longer over time. I also used the 1/2 inch flexable wire protector black tubing ($3 bucks) anywhere I thought the wire might get cut by weedeater, brick ect. The case and spike looks to me more like a zinc alloy and should not rust but the bracket is painted steel and may rust down the road. The screws to aprear to be stainless steel and non-magnetic. The spike is only 5 inches long and for my clay soil is fine but if you have rocks or thick mulch you may have to do a little digging. Big unknown if the light itself, Its just a round, yellow disc about the size of a 50 cent peice. Will it last for years, who knows? I only run mine about 4-5 hours a night so I hope so, but we wuill see. 2 weeks in and so far so good. We will se what winter does to them and hope for the best. For $6-$7 bucks a light they seem worth the money (so far). If not at least i have the trasnformer and wire layed for future light ficture replacmentand know the light placement locations.

I’m very disappointed with these landscape lights. They are advertised as waterproof, but after a short period of use, I noticed condensation forming inside the lenses. Soon after, actual water started collecting inside the fixtures. This completely defeats the purpose of outdoor lighting. Moisture buildup not only makes the lights look bad but also raises concerns about longevity and safety. I attached pictures clearly showing the condensation and water inside, so this is not a one-off issue. For a product meant to be used outdoors, especially exposed to rain and sprinklers, this is unacceptable. I expected reliable, sealed lights, but instead got something that can’t handle basic weather conditions. I would not recommend these lights unless the manufacturer addresses this serious flaw.

I was excited to try these RGB LED color changing lights. I never had luck with solar, so I bought these plug in lights. It creates a beautiful ambience for your landscape and ideal for parties and sitting out at night enjoying the outdoors. You can add timers and everything runs off of an included wireless remote. Since, they run on electricity and are corded, they need to be plugged in or near and outlet, and it does make it harder to get creative with wires, but they are very pretty. I recommend them for areas by an outlet. It was easy to assemble and use ! I plan on putting these lights against the side walls of the house, and in a planter. The small lights will brighten up my backyard and are programmable into many different colors. There is quite a bit of space between each light so you can really stretch them out throughout the yard. Can’t wait to use these in the summer at parties.

Made my Driveway beautiful and unique. Those who want to make their garden beautiful, I will definitely recommend these lights to them

Great product

Bon, après un été quelques un tombent en panne. Pas très resistant pour le climat canadien.

These lights are not usable. Does not include any wiring to run from lamp to lamp. And does not include a wall plug or a transformer to power the lamps. Nor any batteries for the remotes. It says in the fine print that these necessary items need to be purchased separately. Which is ridiculous, as they can not be used without those parts.

We purchased these landscape lights. Stopped working within a week, right after a rainfall.