I keep buying more and more of these lights. They look great and they're super easy to install. Also, I just came across a malfunctioning light and their customer service was awesome- super quick to reply and resolve the issue. 5 stars for sure.

Did a lot of searching and finally went with these lights. Very well built. Sink in almost flush with the deck board. Not the cheapest but who wants cheap for something that will hopefully be around 25 years... I installed over 50 of these lights in my deck. No more than 20 on one circuit to ensure there were no current draw issues (it's a little unclear exactly what the current draw is for each). The connectors seem to be pretty well built and waterproof.

These lights are very easy to installed. They look amazing. Very good quality. Had a minor issue with installation and the company was great in getting back to me to resolve it. I highly recommend these lights.

My neighborhood is somewhat rural and not well lit.
My goal was to add just a subtle amount of accent light to the front of the house by installing these in the soffits (shining down).
The results are actually better than I had hoped for - they provided:
* Warm illumination
* Not super bright to attract insects (or air planes)
* Very small and trim design (they look classy even when they are off)
* Did not impact seal (no openings for bugs to get in soffits/house)
* Low voltage (1 Watt each)

As others mentioned, the amount of wire between each light was not long enough for my application, so I spliced in some 20 gauge copper (speaker) wire. I installed each light in the soffit about 9" out from the face of the house (I tested other distances but 9" seemed to provide just the right amount of cone or "splash" onto the face of the house). I bought 20 lights and only used 10 but it's good to have extra.
It was NOT a fun project (my attic is pretty low), but after seeing the results I have zero regrets.

Let's get the essentials out of the way first, these lights look great, they are very discrete, but capable of going from "subtle" to "these would work for a Helipad". Everyone who has seen them has really loved them and I credit them with inspiring us to us our new deck further into the night that we would otherwise. I was really impressed with the range of colors displayed and the seamless transitions across their available palette. At first I thought I would probably leave them on white most of the time, but we typically let them slowly fade between colours. Incidentally, you can use the remote to control the speed of transitions. The remote is pretty simple, though the color wheel is harder to make register than the soft buttons (I have the dimming model - FVTLED Replacement LED Light Remote Control and Controller Waterproof for Changeable RGB LED Light Kit). I had cause to contact the manufacturer with a defective light and they were super-responsive and very helpful. Weeks later they also generously helped me after my daughter managed to drop and break the remote control. Very impressed.

Installation is straightforward, but I would recommend you test a couple of 1.5" bits to find one that gives the best fit - some leave a hole that's slightly too large, and the lights benefit from a snug fit. I used this bit (Freud FB-011 1-1/2-Inch by 3/8-Inch Shank Forstner Drill Bit) but if you are drilling TREX as I was, be prepared to get through a couple of them. The cables aren't very long, so make sure you get some longer ones at the same time as you order your lights if there's any doubt as to whether you might need them. Other than that, link them all together, add power and off you go.