Solar Address Sign, 3-Color Lighting Modes Mailbox Number Plaque Waterproof, Double Sided Light-Emitting Mailbox Topper, LED House Numbers

Works as it should!

I like this address sign alot. It's just bright enough to display the address numbers but not too bright to be distracting. The batteries last all night which is a huge bonus as the ones i've tried before die in the middle of the night sometime (just remember to fully charge it before first use). The diffuser is also really really good. It's a complete even light across the entire surface and doesn't look like some of the cheaper edge lit stuff out there. My only gripe with this sign is that it's a little top heavy. It has a couple of small brackets for mounting at the base but it feels like it could easily break off in either extreme weather conditions or if someone were to push on it too hard. Also, it's kind of taller than i expected so it really stands out more than i was hoping. Otherwise, it's a really good light. Stays on all night and looks more expensive than it really is.

Over the years we've tried several ways to make our house's street number more visible... since our house wasn't wired for outdoor electricity, going that route wasn't going to happen.An early attempt was adding an early generation solar light shining onto metal numbers. That kind of worked, for the few hours that the battery lasted. Replacing it with a newer LED version with a much longer life wouldn't have totally solved the problem because the numbers just didn't pop on the side of our house, or on the concrete retaining wall along our driveway.Then I spotted this ASOMSt Solar Address Sign that's intended to mount on top of your mailbox. We have a mailbox. We have sun!Assembly and installation instructions were clear and straightforward. I had no problem following them and completing the installation in about 30 minutes. Now that I've done it once, I could probably do it in 10.The box included three different templates to help you position the sticky vinyl numbers. With our 2-digit address, I used the 4-across template and used the middle two slots (see photo).It included four sets of the numbers from 0-9. Since this is a two-sided sign, and our address has the same digit repeated twice (11), that was just enough for me to put an 11 on the front and on the back.This would be problematic, though, if you have more than 2 repeating digits in your address. Maybe the company can send you additional sheets if you request them? I didn't try, so I don't know.They also include one set of the letters from A-Z, and a full blank sheet that you could use to cut out your own extra numbers or anything else you want to add (if you're artistic/skillful).I really like that there were three different light color options... cool white, warm white, or both. I opted for the warm white option (but could change it by cycling through the options with the power switch).Now that we have a nice new address sign, I need to repaint our mailbox to make it look as nice!Pros:• Easy to assemble, just screw on two plastic "feet" with the enclosed screws• Easy to install, use the enclosed tapping screws to create two holes on the top of your mailbox, or do what I did and just use a drill• Easy to add the appropriate numbers/letters to your sign (on both sides)• Very bright and legible from far away• Good instructions, clearly written and illustratedCons:• If you have more than 2 of any same digit in your address, you'll need to get additional numbers (or create them yourself). There is a support email address listed on the assembly instructions. I also asked the question on Amazon and got this answer: "For homes with repeating digits, customers can purchase additional number sheets from the manufacturer or third-party vendors that offer compatible stickers."

I received this Asomst Solar Address sign several days ago and recently put it on top of my mailbox. I've had problems with not always receiving my mail and hope this helps. I've had neighbors several blocks away bring my mail they had received. I've also occasionally received mail from other addresses and had to do the same.I opened the kit and it seemed easy to put together. First I put on the legs that hold it up and secure it to the mailbox with the hardware included. I like that it comes with a fixed cardboard with three, four, or five openings that I laid over the plaque to better install the numbers or letters. In my case, I needed four numbers so I popped out the included numbers I needed laid the cardboard with four guide holes over the plaque, and stuck the numbers on the plaque. Make sure you place them on the plaque right because they don't seem to come off after sticking. I removed the cardboard frame and did the other side the same way. I placed the address sign on top of my mailbox and marked where the holes would be. They send two self-tapping screws that would easily go through thin metal and then be removed to create holes for the standard screw and wingnuts included. The problem I had was my box is made of cast iron so I had to drill the holes for the screws. Since I had my drill ready it probably took me 15 minutes to install the sign and it looked good. There is a little switch below the solar panel that I had to turn on to select one of the three color modes before first charging so it would be fully charged in about 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight. It claims that it will then light up for 10-12 hours but so far I've not timed it. The light with 32 LEDs does seem to come on and stay on automatically at night when it becomes dark outside. Of course, the power of the solar panel may be affected by the weather and location.So far it has worked as advertised and I like it. It is a little top-heavy because of the solar panel but it seems very secure on my mailbox. It does come with a 12-month warranty which I hope I don't need. I had all the numbers I needed included in the kit, I used four of the same numbers, two on each side. I have to assume an email to the seller might help resolve that if you need more than that. For instance, 8888 or 444 on each side would require more numbers than what is in the kit, so if you need more an email to the seller before you buy might be appropriate.With the current coupon, this seems to be a bargain. I will update you later as to the durability of the sign but so far it is working as advertised.

I hate to confess, but this sign is of better and higher quality than the quality of my mailbox. However, it looks good. Since we live out in the country, the light is very helpful to guide visitors to the house after dark.It comes with four sets of numbers (0-9), two sets of letters (A-Z), and templates for 3, 4 and 5 digit address formats (You can also use the 3-digit for a single digit or the 4-digit for a 2-digit address). It was easy to install and works great.