ECOWHORGB Color Changing Landscape SpotLights Outdoor, 1800LM 12V Low Voltage 69ft Extendable Landscape Lighting with Remote Transformer IP65 Waterproof for Garden Yard Pathway House 6 Pack

Love these ECHOWHO landscape accent lights so far. Have had them only a few days so time will tell how they hold up. Super super easy to set up. Nice light - not too bright but bright enough. I have them shining about six feet up the side of the house on a wall fronted by roses and daylillies. If there is a down side it is that the wiring only offers a stretch of lighting about ten feet. There is though, I believe, an option of purchasing additional lengths of wiring to allow a broader stretch.September 18, 2019 - A follow up - now about four months later I still love these lights.April 21, 2020 - a second follow-up. Lights quit all of a sudden. Checked on this Amazon website with a question to anyone else with them to see if they had any trouble. Received a note from the manufacturer that they had a two-year warrantee and all I had to do was email to an address they provided and a new set would be sent. Then nothing. Wrote again and again nothing. Shame. Love the lights and still have one set operating beautifully. Hesitate to order another set now though because of the lousy service by the manufacturer.despite a $5 increase in price, will be buying another set for the front of my house. No interruption in efficiency and dependable to the t. I have them on a photo cell "timer" from dusk to dawn and continue to recommend them enthusiastically.

Made with metal housing instead of plastic. Bright, multiple colors and easy setup

Purchased these for Halloween/Christmas. This looked great while they were working, then after roughly 45 days they stopped working. Called Amazon but since they were past 30 days they said there was nothing they could do. The product description says two year warranty from the manufacturer, but the problem is there is no way to contact them. I have even call Amazon a few times trying to get contact information for the seller but no luck.

These lights are a nice do-it-yourself package. It is plug and play and they do a great job. I found early on that the connections are not water tight, so be sure to use dielectric grease when assembling them. The down side is that there is only 1 length extension offered, and when outfitting your entire landscape many extensions are needed. They are not as affordable as I think they should be. I have them set up on a dusk to dawn outlet, and just short of a year the power converter (wall wort) on one set failed and one light went bad, so I ordered another kit to get the parts needed for repair. Overall I am pleased, so far, I do hope they last a good long time, especially for the cost.

Just received this (advertised next day shipping worked!) and I'm impressed. Another reviewer stated that the four lights were connected in series. They are not. They are definitely in parallel. I measured voltage and current and total power with all four lights at full brightness at 12VDC: 1.26 amps. That means they are drawing about 15 watts total or about 3.8 watts each. This is lower power than many competitive products. I plan to run all four using an adjustable DC:DC buck converter to drop the current to the lowest amount that still provides adequate brightness. I haven't tried it in the dark yet but I expect it to be around 10 W total or about 2.5 W per light. I am not using the supplied 120VAC converter since I have 12V solar powered batteries already installed. The waterproof connectors supplied with the lights are clever and would be fine for most but my yard is more spread out than the cables can accommodate (even with the extender cables which I also purchased) so I expect I'll end up hand-wiring, soldering and using heat shrink tubing for waterproofing. This is not difficult to do but for those who want to use it out of the box, it should be fine providing that you are ok with having the separation between lights determined by the relatively short cables provided.

I ordered a set in Jun 2019. By Apr 2020 the transformer stopped working. I contacted the seller and mid-May I still have no answer.They weren't horrible to install but I had to buy additional wiring because what you get is not all that long. I tied the wiring to the bottom rail of my fence to get it off the ground and make sure you have a protected place for the transformer. I have a box that houses outlets which protects from weather and rodents. But even with that it stopped working. I ordered another set and tested the transformer and all worked but this set had a 1 or 2 year warranty so I should be able to get another transformer.The good news they are nice and bright, as you can see in the pictures, and portable. Ignore the green light that's a Michael's purchase but it has lasted over 3 yrs now. Drill a small hole in the bottom of the cover to release moisture should you go get one.

It was easy to install. I'm also impressed by the variety of options of light modes. They are bright, product description is accurate and am very happy with the purchase and 2 yr warranty.We had an issue with the remote which didn't seem to work from the advertised distance. We contacted the seller and they happily sent me a replacement remote which works perfectly. I'm very pleased with their response time, respectful communication and the fact they care about the end user satisfaction. I'll recommend this product and maybe buy another set as a gift for a friend.

I really like these lights and they were very easy to install. My electrical outlet is on the second pillar on my porch to the right. I needed to buy the extension wires made for this kit. I used one extension to locate the four plug in the middle of the four lights and the other extension to power the light to the far right. Once I got The components where I wanted them, are used a small garden shovel to dig a trench and bury the wires. The only hiccup that I had was I needed to rotate the plug on an extension wire 180° in the socket, as the lights only work one way. Even though it fit the wrong way, once I figure that out, everything worked perfectly.