I work for a landscaping company and one of my favorite parts of it was setting up light and water features. Most of the professional lighting sets I've used are not rgb or led lights, so initially I was a bit skeptical on how much I would like these lights. They turned out to be a lot brighter than I expected and I really like the ability to change the color of the lights which I have never been able to do on any of the professional installations I have done.

Well made lights and a little brighter than I thought which is good. A good deal compared to all others I had looked at. Just what I needed, they look great, Very happy

The media could not be loaded. I started to install LED lighting around my house to lighten up the dark areas in the front/side of the house. These LED lighting were the right fit because
they are low voltage, low wattage (10W), multi-colors and a dozen lights. I also purchased the Amazon page recommended DEWENWILS 200W Outdoor Low Voltage Transformer and the 16/2 100-foot wire.
With 12-LED lights, this will consume only 120 watts from the transformer, thus allowing me at add another six lights later on.

This is a nice kit because you get all the connectors, two remote controllers and the light/stands. It was very easy to install and hook up the wires. The push-on connectors make things very easy when
connecting to the 16/2 wiring. After all was install, the LED lights are great.

The Good:
- Manually switch between different colors.
- Three levels of brightness.
- Automatically rotate between colors. (flash/strobe/..etc).
- The remote can control all lights at the same time. (i.e. all colors change at once when you point to the entire set of lights)
- Each LED light can have a different color. Just put the remote next to the LED to control the color of that selected light. For example, light #1 is red, #2 is white and #3 blue.
- On each holiday, you can have fun and set the colors. Example: Christmas: Green/Red. Holloween: Orange. 4TH of July: R/W/B..etc.
- They are somewhat small, and easy to conceal in the shrubs.

BTW: I bought a second 16/2 100-foot role from our local home improvement store which was less expensive than the one I got from Amazon. If you think you are going to add a ton of lighting, you should get the 300W transformer instead of the 200W.
Just keep in mind the distances between the transformer and the LED lights. They recommend no more than 50 feet when using 16/2 wiring.

Not Good:
- On some occasions, when I change the light colors (i.e. green), the light will flicker very fast. If I change the color again, it is solid. This randomly occurs with different colors and different lights. But I can live with this. Minor issue.

Overall, this is a nice set of LED lights. Really adds color and brightness to our front lawn. I plan to get a few more lights to get close to the 200W maximum of the transformer.

Note: This kit does NOT come with a power transformer and does NOT come with wiring, These are separate purchases. You can get them on Amazon or a local home improvement store.

Update: 09/25/23.
After having these LED lights for a full year, they have really worked well. Really love how they light up the landscape. Very easy to use. Last week, one LED light went bad. I conacted the seller, and they responded in less than an hour and immediately shipped out a replacement. Great seller!!

The media could not be loaded. I've been looking for some lighting to add around the house for the holidays. You get a lot of light with these so I thought they were a good solution as I could add some to the front of my house and the side. These do not come with wiring or power supply, they are just the lights and a remote and some wire taps.

Build quality of the lights are nice, all metal construction seems like they will last a while. The only thing i could see being a problem for some is the spike and the height of the lighting, if you have to drive the spike in deep because of soft soil, you lose a decent amount of height, would have like to see a rod to elevate in situations like this.

Output of the lighting is sufficient for what I was using, I ended up redoing the wiring so they light were more spaced out. When you are tapping the lines add extra wire in between the lights because you can always reposition. I left too little space so I was unable to the first time around.

Color of the lights are bright and vivid. The white is just the amount of warm lighting with still being white, I'm sure this will vary from what your point it at also.

Controls are simple, it uses a wireless remote that controls all the lights. But i would say it leaves a little bit to be desired from a fine tuning aspect. I would like a lil bit more control of the brightness, there are only 3 levels, and if your layering lighting your stuck with 3 options of brightness. Same goes for color it would be nice to be able to control the colors with white to mix specific colors. I would say that's the compromise for this set. But depending on your situation this may not even be a problem.

Wiring this is the more involved portion. It does not come with a power supply nor wiring, so you will have to select the length for your needs. I chose a 14 AWG wire as that will help combat any voltage drop I may encounter with longer lengths. I also decide to pick up a 150 watt 24v power supply that should be enough head room to run all lights, 12 in my case. Though I don't have all setup quite yet. The taps it comes with were simple to connect on the wire, but a few of the lights wire to the connector were kind of challenging. I've never used this kind of tap before so not sure how long term this will hold up to the elements. I'll update if that changes.

I decided to use a sockit box for storing the power supply and wago lever nuts to connect the wire to the power supply, I've used this setup successfully for over a year on some pathway lights. It allows me to swap out power supply or move things around easier with out it being completely permanent.

For now I'm satisfied with them, they do involve a bit of effort to get setup because of having to acquire a power supply and wiring. So i would recommend if you want a plug in play setup this is unlikely the product for you. I do think more control of the colors / brightness would improve this product. There are competing products that are a lil bit more but better featured I would say to choose over these if your not the kind of person to DIY.

I placed these around the house and my husband installed in one afternoon. One light wouldn't turn on, but luckily we were only using 8, so we swapped it with another. In our neighborhood group chat, we got a shoutout about our new light (which never happens in that group.) Used a 200W low voltage transformer with a dusk to dawn feature, which makes this lighting so simple. Can't wait for Halloween and Christmas to use the additional colors!