LED Ground Lights, 12 Path Lights, 110ft, Color Changing, Remote Control, Outdoor Path Lighting, 41017

****Update Oct 2020- both light sets have failed. They do not last. Pretty bummed out. I intend to excercise my warranty. I am a lighting fanatic. I am also a certified low voltage landscape lighting architect as well as a certified Beta Tester for one of the largest global lighting manufactures on the planet. I will admit these lights are impressive. I have been running low voltage halogen MR-16s for 15 years until I decided to make the shift to LED’s because of Lumen & Kelvin matching. I removed all of my low voltage fixtures yesterday and all the buried wire. I am looking at several options and these are one of them. I installed last night and I was blown away at how these match incandescent and halogens. Installing was a joke it was so easy, you drob them and turn them on. Then move to where you want and add the stakes. My remote worked fine, the colors were not as bright as the white but doesn’t bother me as the white was the most eloquent and amazing anyway. There are several color settings but you cannot change each individual light to the color you want. The closes to that is you can change every other light on the strand to one color and the others one color. This, you can have half green half purple, etc. My only concern is how reliability and longevity. The tips are solid and metal, bottoms are plastic. Wiring looks to be heavy duty so I foresee some duration but really only time will tell. If I get 5 years out of these without any issues I’ll be impressed. The instructions state 3 year warranty, with lifetime on the LED light sources so this is positive. I plan to get more because for the sive of my 10,000 sq ft yard I can light up everything easily without running cable and setting voltage taps, voltage drop ratios etc. Much easier! Well done here Enbrighten, fingers crossed for reliability! I’ll add more photos as I finish my project!

4/2020 2 years have gone by and not a single issue. These lights are great. I highly recommend to anyone who wants lighting on the cheap, but not forgoing quality! 8/2018 Easy to install, take your time to plan out where you want your lighting. This is one continuous sting of lights. I ran out the light end to end and then placed the lights in from end to the first light into a 5 gallon bucket and strung them where I wanted them. In no time all 11 lights were placed. The photo is the initial lighting. Looks great. Time will tell if they last but they look good, not commercial but good for home use.

This product started out great, worked well for two months and then suddenly half the lights stopped working. Luckily I returned it for a full refund. maybe I got a bad batch and I am thinking about buying it again but I was and still am disappointed.

This is a complete package with all the hardware required. I have a two year old enbrighten 6 light set on a waterfall which has been more reliable than other ground lights I have used in the past. I just added this 12 light set to the surrounding garden wall. There is a 20' lead wire so you can just plug them in, set or stake the lights into the ground up to ten feet between each light, and turn them on with the remote. The color choices are great and the remote offers plenty of options for single or multi color displays, and four variations of steady white light. There's also a fade sequence which slowly shifts between all 12 colors, and a built in 2 and 4 hour shutoff timer. I highly recommend these.

Love all of the color patterns and options these lights have to offer. We bought the extra long set on Amazon versus buying two sets at Lowe's and I'm super thrilled with the result! The clicker is the only thing I would change--it's not very self-explanatory and I accidentally threw away the paper instructions. Once we placed the lights in the ground, it looked like they were professional installed. Love lighting up the front yard for different holidays and when our favorite sports teams win.

Stumbled across these when trying to find a fun way to make it easy to "decorate" the exterior of my house for holidays. The lights are fairly bright, though they can get washed out by other light sources, especially when using certain colors. They come with a variety of preset holiday options (red, white and blue; green and red; pastels and more) which is nice but also have the option to select two colors of your choice. There is no app control and the color options are somewhat limited, but this isn't a dealbreaker to me (even though I have most of my home set up with "smart" devices). Many of the color options end up looking similar despite what's printed on the buttons. You can pair multiple sets to the remote, which is convenient and the remote signal is very strong. I'm even able to change the colors from inside, though you do need to be outdoors to make sure the colors are correct because there's no way to know from the remote that the lights are set correctly. My biggest complaint with these items is that they are not "professional grade." The wire between pucks is heavier than most landscape lighting, but it's more comparable to what I have on some high-quality table lamps inside my house. It's definitely not, for example, like an extension cord. I've had issues with the lights performing inconsistently in bad weather, for example. There's no built-in timer function, so I have them paired with a dawn-dusk sensor. There are also large power bricks that the instructions advise keeping out of direct weather exposure, so I had to buy a watertight utility box to keep them in because their location compared to my outlet doesn't provide for any shelter.

These were easily the best bang for their buck and easy to setup. I am fortunate to have a gardener who helped me bury the wires between lights in my yard, but up against the home it’s not necessary to hide the wires. The whites are very bright and you can choose between the warm lengths you prefer. For holidays or other occasions theirs several colors that look very flashy but are not as bright as the whites. They still look great in any configuration especially if you have no other lighting around.