ruhotili Solar Outdoor Lights, Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP65
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About ruhotili Solar Outdoor Lights, Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof IP65
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
67% appreciated the adjustable settings, though 33% found them limited
The lights cast a lovely design that is visible even on grass, but much more defined on concrete or brick.
I am disappointed with the weak light emitted by the lights, which is inadequate even on a full charge. This is a crucial feature for outdoor lighting, and the product falls short of expectations.
71% liked its brightness, while 29% found it too dim
On a full charge, the lights emit disappointingly weak light and fail to provide the desired brightness.
71% praised for its build quality, while 29% felt it was cheaply made
The lights are easy to put outside and look nice.
I have concerns about the durability of the product as the lights have a cheap appearance and the materials used give off a low-quality vibe.
71% appreciated its durability, but 29% reported wear and tear
The lights can withstand up to approximately 50 mph wind (if placed in the soil properly) without any damage.
I feel that the materials used in the lights give off a low-quality vibe and they don't seem durable.
The lights don't provide light all night even with a full charge from the Arizona sun.
73% liked the easy installation, though 27% faced difficulties
If placed in the soil properly, the lights can withstand up to 50 mph wind.
I found that one of the lights in the set was non-functional right out of the box and despite following the instructions carefully, I could not get it to work. This suggests that the installation process may be difficult for me.
70% found the light color appealing, but 30% thought it was too harsh
The lights have a lovely design that is visible even on grass, but more defined on concrete or brick.
I was hoping for a more robust and aesthetically pleasing design as the appearance of the lights seems cheap and low-quality.
68% liked its weather resistance
In my humid and rainy climate with hurricanes, I can place the lights in the soil properly and they can withstand up to 50 mph wind.
