8Pack inground landscape lighting

I’ve purchased several packs of Zuckeo’s 3 watt and 5 watt lights. Construction and material feels robust and of great quality. Installation is very straight forward and the lights themselves are very bright but not too bright. I use the 3 watt lights for my small trees and shrubs, and the brightness is perfect for my needs. I use the 5 watt lights for my large trees, and they look great on my queen palms around the pool. The queen palms are about 20-25 feet tall and the 5 watt lights highlight the branches just enough. The reflection of the queen palms off the pool makes my backyard look fancy at night. Now, I did have some issues with some of the lights having stopped working or had accumulated condensation (supposed to be waterproof). But, only 5 out of 36 lights stopped working, which for the price I bought them for was not a big deal. On top of that, I contacted Zuckeo and within 2 days they had already replaced all of the lights that weren’t working. The lights work great, it was a great price, and customer service was top notch. It’s been almost a year and one rain season but I’ve been extremely happy with my purchases.

Used these to spot my pots in the garden. They are a little brighter than I would like, but the look good.

I installed these eight well lights to illuminate the borders of our home front walkway. The stainless and glass tops look handsome and sturdy enough. Installation was very easy using some 16ga low voltage wire and a Denwils 120 to 12V transformer I ordered separately. The included wire connectors screw on without tools and all are lit and look great at night. I am glad I selected the 3W size as they are plenty bright. 6W would have been too much. Time will tell if they all stay lit, but at this point I like them much better than the solar markers I replaced as these are brighter, don't rely on a sunny day to function and I can have them turn on and off when I please.

Easy setup quality lights see picture below for the results of my project. I inly which it also cam in 2700k

I installed a total of 12 of these (bought a 4-pack to test, then an 8-pack later) with a Hamilton Beach 60-watt landscape transformer, to light along the long driveway leading from the curb to our house. I replaced some cheap solar-charged path lights that I had bought from Home Depot, also by Hampton Bay. They took no time or effort to install, but I ended up not liking because: a.) they lost their capacity to store much power, probably in less than a year's use, because the internal reachargable batteries wore out. As a result they would be dim when they turned on at dusk, and then power off not long afterwards b.) their dark brown plastic housings faded from the sun and elements, and ended up not looking very nice c.) they are above-ground lights that sit atop posts that slide over stakes in the ground, and as a result they were an obstacle to mow and trim around, and on a few occasions Overall these lights seem solidly built and good quality; I like the metal top housing for both appearance and durability. The wire nuts that are included are small and cheap and I didn't use them - not even sure if they would have been big enough to handle the heavier-gauge landscape wire that I laid them with. I bought some medium-sized Dryconn waterproof wire nuts to use instead. I had to clip off the tinned part of the LED's light wires and then strip a longer section to wind around the stripped part of the landscape wire. The small roll of black electrical tape that was included was useful to further waterproof connections. The lights are a soft yellow color and give off about the amount of light that I wanted - at 3W they aren't bright spotlights, but I spaced them about 6 ft apart and they give off enough to walk by, even with some overhead tree cover and without moonlight. Overall I think they're a good value - much cheaper than other options, and good quality and appearance, so that I expect that I won't ever need or want to change them and install new lights.

I installed these 5 years ago on dusk to dawn sensor. No issues at all. That’s a lot of hours. I can’t believe they are still working. They are pretty bright. Well worth it

work great

These are great light for backyard lighting in flowerbeds to add a touch of elegance to night time festivities. My guest were amazed at the gathering I had. Been asked to install by some of my guests at their location

Excellent product and value. Survives summer heat and heavy rain and more importantly snow and ice at -25C weather. Looks very cool if you dig out snow around them as they generate almost zero heat. They are bright and so far, appear to be weather proof. Would definitely recommend and buy again for sure. Installed using standard electrical Marrettes and used clear silicon rubber to seal connections against moisture... Almost in two years now and still 100%. Made it through a Canadian winter and serious summer rains. Great product!!!

My old sunrays low voltage finally fizzled after some 15 years, and they don't make them anymore. I purchased these to give them a try, and WOW, some bright! Would make great taxiway lights at the airport! Install is straightforward; split the cable in the middle with a utility knife, separate the cable for about 6 inches,put one wire on one side of the cable, and screw down the cap, same with the wire on the other side of the cable. Installing the eight lights took me about an hour. At sunset, when they came on, my yard was brilliant. Seem to be of good quality, stainless steel. Highly recommend.

Works well. Installed a set last year, second set this year for a new section of pavers. Rented a 2-1/2” diamond core drill to drill the pavers. Ran a bead of clear silicone around the hole.

Just bought a third box for additional garden lighting. Super easy to connect. Good value compared to other similar lights.

Very disappointed with the lights as they have rusted in even one snow season; I think I have to remove and garbage all 38 lights ; big disaster for time money and appearance , Pls advise if anything can be done ??