LEONLITE 24-Pack LED Landscape Pathway Light, 3W 12V AC/DC Low Voltage Path Lighting CRI90+, IP65 Waterproof, Non-Dimmable, ETL Listed, Bronze Aluminum Housing, 3000K Warm White

I bought a 24 pack and then another 4 pack, but then I decided to put in a few more and bought another 12 pack. These lights are quality. I replaced an old Malibu set that was about 28 years old at my parent's house. They are much brighter and only consume 3 watts each. We chose the 4000K because it was a true white to us. It lit everything in the backyard. In addition to all of these pathway lights, we also bought a 4 pack of spotlights, 4000K made by same company. We lit up some palm trees. These spotlights shine bright and have a nice focused tighter beam of light than other landscape lights. Highly recommend these lights for new install or upgrade. We used our old 12 V line that was already in the ground and bought some SunVie low voltage landscape light connectors. It made it really easy to attach to new line. We used the same transformer (leds use less watts than the old incandescent lights). The stakes, and the light housing are metal, not plastic. The lights also have glass lenses. I'll update this review in the future regarding their life and if the lenses are truly sealed, as the documentation states. I couldn't find any reviews from people stating that bugs get inside and start causing issues and decrease light output. I believe that would be the only detrimental issue. Hopefully since there aren't any complaints about that, I assume that is not going to be an issue.

These lights are made very well. All aluminum and solid. I think there is glass around the light. I got the 3000K ones and they are brighter than I thought (in a good way). They light up my walkway and around my pool nicely. I did not use the included wire nuts to hook them up. I didn't want to cut the main power wire, strip it, twist together three wires with wire nuts twice per light (one for positive side and another for negative side). To me it meant more chances to get a bad connection. I used Fastlock Landscape connectors and 14 gauge wire. Much faster to connect the lights and you don't cut the main power cable. I connected 48 lights in a few hours. They look great.

This yard light is recommendable. Installation was easy and white light is very bright, good for pathways. The only issue I have that there are two types of light, one is white bright and the other is brown dim. I like them both but when you mix them you can see the difference and it looks no so good. The lights do not look good mixed. You don't know what you received until you light them up; this was a pain. So, my front yard is white lights and backyard is brown dim, it just worked out for me, after I made light changes.

We need 22 path lights and this set comes with 24 and seems to be best value for dollar. We were quite happy when we received them - good quality all cast aluminium including the spikes. Easy installation and very nice simple modern design.

I purchased these to replace a set of landscape lights that I had in the front yard for over 15 years. I had spent time replacing many of the components over the years as they were made of plastic. The advantage I had, in this case, is that I had an existing 120V to 12V transformer and wires laid down so I was basically replacing the light fittings. If you are installing lights for the first time then you will need to get a Transformer and power cables separately as you only get the lights here. This is not a big deal as most of your local hardware stores will ahve these available. The Leonlites are really well constructed with a metal spike that is long and therefore keeps the light fitting well positioned. The metal also weights down the light so it remains for the most part in the upright position. The previous plastic ones would not stay upright as time went on and the ground shifted. The upper body also has mental plastic contraction. The Leonlites come with waterproof wire nuts to connect the light to the wire. This is where I had to give it four rather than 5 stars. As I said i've repaired and installed landscape lights for 15 + years. The best way to connect the light is using a low voltage replacement cable connector (search this term to see what this looks like). I would recommend that the Leonlites come with these in addition to the water proof wire nuts. If the manufacturer has to choose between the nuts and this connector I'd recommend the connector. It makes it much easier to connect to lights to the main power cable and does not require cutting the main line cable multiple times to connect the each light. I actually went out to purchase connectors to use rather than cut the main power cable to connect each light. The bonus with the connector is theat if you need to move the lights to a different position as your needs change there is no need to in the cut wires, then cut and replace the with more wire nuts. You simply remove the connector move the light position and reconnect to the main power line and you're done! The lights themselves are great. They project a nice cool white light that helps to actually light the pathways. I do not see how to replace the LED lights if and when they burn out so I have a few lights that I have in case I need to replace sone later.

Since I have a long driveway, I decided to use a 12 gauge wire to prevent voltage drop. I also bought wire connectors ( highly recommended). My only issue is 2 of the led lights are already dead. I just installed them 2 1/2 months ago. I’m still reaching out to the seller.So far I’m getting compliments from my neighbors. I will definitely recommend this pathway light because it will add a NICE CURB APPEAL to your home.

These are top of the line top quality landscape lights. Looks great and gives the yard a wonderful touch of class. Very easy to install. Well worth the extra money over solar light. No comparison between the two.

Love the lights. I love the style and the brightness the only problem is the outer paint fades out fast. I live in AZ though