15 PCS City Street Light DIY LED Lighting Kit (10 in 1 USB Power Supply) Small Particle Building Block Lamp Block Gift Compatible with Lego 2039 11062 (Black Pillar Warm White Light)

These lights are great! They work well with lego and the wires are easy to hid since they are small. I do like the fact that the lego head used on the light pole is removable as well so you can change the colors. I do have some small issues though. For some reason, the light color does not match on some of them. Its not very noticeable but some are just slightly brighter. Also, the wires are very fragile since they are so small. That kind of comes with the territory though. Just need to be careful when placing them in bricks. Overall, i highly recomend them for a lego city build. It really changes the look of the city.

Awesome setup for lighting my Lego city. Look good and are really easy to wire up. For the money, I can’t think of anything better.

I bought these "streetlights" for a Christmas village. They are a Lego-type of light. I have used the typical battery operated lights for several years and have been fed up with the hassle. One of the selling points about these lights is that you can use LEGO blocks to build up the height for the lights and to keep them stable for the hill inclines. Another positive is that they have USB plugs which make them much easier to use. I put this village up for my Mom (she's 90). She will be able to turn the lights on when she wants due to the ease and accessibility of the switches versus traditional battery lights. I feel much better about the village this year.

These are much cheaper than the $20/unit that light my bricks sells them for. The wires on these ones is a bit thicker, and is comprised of a red and black wire twisted together. The wire that connects the USB A to the dock is so thin it’s a joke. Almost too thin and freaks me out. But so far no wire breaks. I also use it to light up my board game nights. One lamp came broken but it wasn’t an issue in the bundle. I have plenty.

These little streetlights were excellent for the little Putz homes also called glitter houses that I made for this past Christmas 2024. They were the perfect scale for my 2-story houses which are 5-6” tall. The detail is exquisite and I thought I was going to have to make some mini streetlights myself as I’m not easily satisfied with what’s available for purchase. I was pleasantly impressed that I found these lights. Now, I’m 65 years young yet I found it a bit difficult to “plug” them in the “power packs” as I call them. The warm white color goes perfectly with the warm white string lights I purchased to go inside the houses and for hiding in the fiberfill “snow” on the ground. Unfortunately my star fabric was falling down yet it made a beautiful display for Christmas. I think these are supposed to be for Lego sets and I was worried that they would look too Lego-like, yet they fit in perfectly as you can see in the images. I’m sure they’ll last a long time as I’ll light them for Christmas only. You won’t regret buying them!

Overall I like these lights. The parts look to be genuine Lego brand and the light is plenty bright. If you are willing you can replace the clear bulb with a standard Lego translucent round brick of any color for a more tailored effect. My concerns though are around the wires and power source. The wires are thin enough to conceal under standard Lego plates - no need to add riser bricks to create room for them. But, being so thin, they are easy to break/tear. In fact, I didn't even realize I had torn one of the lights after I installed it - I only realized it when it didn't light up after applying power. The power supply is the other issue. While the connections are only inserted one way, they can be difficult to insert due to how small they are. Additionally, the layout of the control board and then way the lights are connected, is somewhat limiting. I can't really space out the lights as wide as I would like due to the length of the wires and positions on the control board. And each control board has to be powered by a different source - they can't be daisy-chained. But otherwise, they product does what it describes and if you aren't looking to use a ton of these in a big model, they should be just fine.

Tiny cables makes them easy to hide within bricks. Installing the cables to control termina is tricky though since they are very small. Overall great lights.

These work... Making them an exception amongst the other products sold as lighting for houses that I have encountered on Amazon need I say more?

Worked as advertised

sehen toll aus! Mittlerweile sieht jede Lampe anders aus, man kann ja als Lampenschirm fast alles nehmen. Danke

These usb powered village street lights are phenomenal. I had been searching for street lights for years to use in my Christmas village, but could never find any except the ones that were battery operated. I was tired of having to replace the batteries over and over again. . I was thrilled to find these. They work perfectly in my Christmas village. I love the fact that I will never have to change the batteries again. I chose the warm light version because they replicated real street lights. There are two different colours of lamp posts and a variety of light colours. . Highly recommend this if you’re looking for street lamps for your Christmas village or your Lego village. They’re perfect .

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Very quick delivery even without Prime. Good value for the money