Collect water unless level or pointed down which defeats the purpose

Very weak light for a spot I put it on ground towards a small tree at night and it does not get far night into the branches. If this is what we get with 100 lumens I think we need a light that produces at least 2x more. For a low bush might be ok but not for a tree I also put another one trying to lit the house door number that is on the entrance of the driveway. Same issue there. You can’t tell the difference that much. Also I wish I did have to use the two spikes to separate the panel vs the light, you can aim high enough the two are mounted together I was trying to aim at 3 feet high and the beam would not go far up enough. I mounted the panel and the light in two separate spikes and solved the issue but it seems like the could have design it better to allow for higher angle

My husband has a new flag pole in our front yard and I wanted the spotlight to shine on it all night. And it does!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Heavy duty construction, this solar light is designed for all weather conditions and elements. I was surprised by how heavy the metal was. Typically the solar lights o have purchased in the past are constructed with plastic. So this was a pleasant surprise! The light is bright and projects very well onto our landscaping and front of house. All of that being said, it does not work half the time. I have no idea why? It’s more of a surprise when it does work, than when it doesn’t - which of course is super disappointing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This outdoor solar spotlight from Gama Sonic is so solidly built that it’s sure to last season to season for a long time to come. The all metal casing and high quality lighting components elevate this to a top notch landscape lighting solution. It is easy to assemble and install wherever you’d like and even has some flexibility with set up in including the solar panel in one stake or separately. My only complaint is that the angles are a bit shallow if you want a true “uplight” set up and it can be challenging to adjust it and set it at just the right angle without getting in the way of some of the bracket hardware. However, once set up it is truly beautiful and the ability to adjust the color temperature is a nice bonus. I’m looking to get several of these to light up all of our larger trees.