SUNVIE 24 Pack RGBW Low Voltage Landscape Lights, 12W LED Color Changing Landscape Lighting with Remote Control and Wire Connectors, AC/DC 12V-24V Waterproof Outdoor Spotlight for Yard Garden Pathway

I CANNOT believe it, this entire set was submerged under 4+ feet of salty, angry Gulf of Mexico and completely survived. Perhaps the useful life has be shorten but for now, pretty dang cool! Too bad the same can't be said for the rest of the house.

They are very nice lights enforcement the price. Remote work only close range of lights, that is good for setup of individual lights. Don't expect to operate large sets of light to turn on or off with remote. You need other switching to turn all on or off unless you want to walk to all the lights one by one. Colors are great, setup is easy, overall a very nice product.

I have about 75 of these in my yard and while my wife says an airplane is going to land in our backyard, I love them. It looks like an old school miniature golf course. I like these as much or more as the ridiculously expensive ones I have purchased in the past.

This review is going to seem like I love the lights - and I hate the lights. Both are true.Here's why...First off, I love the lights because they are easy to assemble, easy to install, they look good, they're metal as opposed to plastic, and the colors are deeply saturated. So, they're everything you could want... right?Nope.First, they claim to be 12 watts in the description shown above. However, on the box the lights come in, it specifically says, "3 watt light fixtures". The box is correct because when you turn the lights on at night, they are significantly dimmer than my 4 watt lights from another brand. I think someone, when they were writing the description, thought 12 VOLTS was the same as 12 WATTS. Yes, these are low-voltage lights (12 volts) - but watts does not equal volts. They are 3 watt lights.Next, you can't replace just the bulbs when they burn out (which they will). You have to replace the entire fixture. That's not good since, typically, lights burn out one at a time... and for installation, you usually buy 12 or 24 at a time. Buying 1 at a time is very expensive - and buying in bulk requires storage. Either way, these need to be made so we can swap out bulbs rather than entire fixtures.Finally, I had an issue with one of the lights and I couldn't just get a single light replacement. The company wouldn't get back to me (Sunvie) but Amazon did - and, to get the replacement, they had to send me the entire box of 12 and I had to then, swap the bad one with a good one, and return the entire 12 light box. Talk about WASTEFUL!! Dang... This needs to be rectified.In all, I purchased 84 lights from Sunvie/Amazon and only had an issue with 1 of them. So, that's a very good track record... but, the other issues are real, as well, and they are things you need to know about before you click "buy now" or add it to your cart.

The media could not be loaded. I ended up ordering 60! of these lights for our property. I was able to do a full line of tress that border the side of our property then two sides of our house that face the street. So far, I have about 40 of the lights wired up and working with another 12 on order and the last 8 sitting in the box ready to get wired up in our one garden bed once I get more mulch to cover all the wiring.So far I LOVE the lighting way better than I did any of our previous solar powered lighting - such a HUGE difference. I like many others in the reviews am still trying to figure out how I could possibly color change just one light at a time as I was thinking the whole purpose was for me to be able to red, green, white in an alternating pattern for Christmas - and the like for other holidays - but I haven't been able to figure that out yet.Wiring is a bit on the light side and the connectors don't work with a main line at 10 awg, so you have to solder everything into place (which I'm kind of OK with since I know they'll never come apart - it's just a lot more labor intensive). The connectors work well with 12 awg, but it does take a bit of hand strength to get them tight enough. Just beware - don't over tighten as they're only plastic and the threads strip rather easily.

You cant have multi colors at once, they will all change to one color at one time. No matter how close they are together or how far away! Unlike the Zukeo lights, the remote with these would only change all fixtures at one time. Its a pain. Had to set a fixture color one by one by unplugging the lighting wire at each fixture, set it, then un wire it to be able to move to the next one. Once they were all set, we then had to go back to rewire each one in. We coudlnt change them ever because if you hit green, ALL lights would go green! Unfortunately there is no other work around. BEWARE!!!!! Wish I would have known. Cost me a lot of money in unnecessary labor and crappy, lights that should have been described more thoroughly. The other similar lights listed on amazon will do individual control by remote. THESE WILL NOT!

I used the lights as uplighters in a garden bed.