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Malibu, 3 Pack, Black Finish, Solar Flood Light, Adjustable Heads, White LED, Accent Walkways & Landscape, Brighter & Remain Lit Longer, 4 Color Package.
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 Cast some solar light on your expecations |
| Review Date: March 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer: A. Screwvalla, Chicago, IL USA |
I own a half dozen of the individual Solar Flood lights, another half dozen of the 3 packs (same light design X 3 connected to a single solar panel) and 3 sets of the Bollard style lamps.
Let me say upfront - NO Solar Light on the market comes anywhere near these!
HOWEVER, please note that Solar lights are not the same as conventional lighting. Once you understand this simple fact, you'll enjoy this product.
They cast a relatively intense beam for about 5-6 feat and then the light loses intensity. They will illuminate anything 5 feet away but after that, become accent lighting. This is an obstacle that Solar lights have stuggled to overcome since their inception.....BUT WAIT....
If you want even more power, take a look at Malibu solar's newest offering, the LZ6002 series on their website (Google it) - Full metal construction, 4 LED bulbs (vs. 3) and a much better design overall. It'll probably cost more, but looks to be the best Solar mini lights out there.
And finally, if even 4 LED bulbs just won't cut it, go ahead and purchase the Malibu LZ605RP Solar Floodlight - It's harder to find, but it has TWELVE LED Bulbs that cast a VERY strong beam through its focussed reflector. Definately the king of Solar floodlights under $60. If you can't find it anywhere online, call the company through their website and they'll sell it to you |
love these lights, amazon has lowest price, too!
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| Review Date: October 22, 2007 |
| Reviewer: laura nisbet, near Chapel Hill, NC |
| I just ordered 3 sets of these, to add to the two i bought from Lowes last week. I paid 44. per set (free shipping to store) at Lowes, and only $29. with SS shipping, here. These lights are nice and bright, casting nice light on 10-12' talls trees, longer beam than i expected. These are not just for bushes, they work on smaller trees and if you shine them downwards you have a very bright light on whatever you aim them at. Nice long cables allow you to place panel in sunlight and hide light elements in the shrubbery, in the shade. You can stab them in the ground again and again and the plastic point does not bend. I am happy with these for 44.00, thrilled with them for only 29.00. Go, A-zon! |
Great product, recommended!
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| Review Date: November 30, 2007 |
| Reviewer: R. Mok, NH United States |
Used this solar lights for more than a month now, and I can tell you that they are great! Even on cloudy days, the batteries still have a decent charge and the lights can run throughout the night.
Each light has 3 LED bulbs and can produce a bright white light. There is an on/off button at the solar charger which worried me at the beginning because I don't want to turn it on/off manually. It turns out that the light turn on and off by a sensor, great, but the manual never said that. So the only thing I would like to see is a better instruction manual. They come with three lights but I only used two since they are so bright.
Great product, highly recommend! |
lights work well
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| Review Date: August 23, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Austin, Texas |
| I bought these to light up some dark stairs near my pool. They put out a bright and white light. I recommend these over any other solar lights I have seen. I bought 2 more to light other areas after I saw how well they worked. |
Best solar lights ever!
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| Review Date: February 11, 2008 |
| Reviewer: C. Sevilla, Walnut Creek, CA |
| These are powerful solar charged flood lights. I first used them to illuminate a 100-year old oak tree, and was so impressed with their performance, that I bought two more sets to light my pathways. The single solar panel is placed in a sunny location--the 3 floodlights can be situated up to 20' away. |
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November 30th, 2009 | 
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