LEONLITE 12-Pack Low Voltage Pathway Lights, 3W 12-24V AC/DC CRI90+ Low Profile LED Landscape Path Lights, Cone Head with Vintage Texture & Vintage Golden Edge, IP65 Waterproof, Black Aluminum Housing

I have looked for quite a while for a nice set of this type of light. I have shopped online, in stores (Lowe’s, Home Depot) and wasn’t really happy for the designs for the price.I really like these lights, they are nice and sturdy, metal, bright and look and feel like they will last for a long time. Also the cords are really long on these lights, makes for an easier installation.

I have bought and returned every type of landscape lights at lowes and Home Depot. So horrible and expense. It was love at first sight. Very well made. great finish. Really solid. I wish they made it in 2200-2500k.. 3000k is great but I light the nicer amber light. No one makes them at that light color. I would go better with the filament lights I have outside.. but it still works great.. I did buy a better clip system from sunvie. Might easier to install so I didn’t have to cut and tie each light to the lead cable. “SUNVIE Fastlock2 Low Voltage Wire... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09TP5LG8N?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share” buy it and you won’t regret it..

All metal construction. Very durable. Light top has an attractive finish with subtle brass colored accent at the rim. Nice long lead wire allows for placing without having to reroute wires. Medium brightness allows for regular spacing without hot spots. All 12 of the lights in the set came complete with all the parts needed, including silicone filled wire nuts.

I purchased 2 sets of these lights, and they have transformed my landscape/curb appeal greatly. I have used solar lights many times in the past but have always been let down by the lack of quality, batteries quickly became defective, sometimes some lights would work while others didn’t, if there wasn’t enough sunlight through the day=no lights, etc. So I decided to purchase hardwired lights this time and decided on this set after reading reviews and researching. Great decision, they are still working flawlessly over a year later. I also recommend picking up the Sunvie connectors, the Dewenwils 120 watt low voltage transformer, and Wirefly 16/2 low voltage wire for the complete setup (see my reviews).

These are all metal and easy to assemble. Metal posts are great for hard ground here. The light is bright and disperses pretty broadly so they make a great path light. The only bad thing if you are trying to check them during the day is they aren't that tall so you have to get down on the ground to peek up under them (or use a mirror!). Nice long wires too allow for more flexibility in placement, and appreciated that they came with the waterproof connectors. Definitely recommend.

The media could not be loaded. We have installed these kind of lights before so my husband knew how to do it. The 12 gauge wire that we got was kind of too big. But we used it anyway we like the hardwired lights. And I think they turned out really nice. I would recommend them.

These are easily the highest quality outdoor lights I've installed, and I've tried many brands. They are all-metal (lampshade, post, and spike). The threads to screw these parts together are heavy duty and all parts are well designed (btw I'm a mechanical engineer). Everything is extremely well packaged in the box.Be advised that this set (12-pack pathway w/golden texture) does NOT come with a transformer or any low-voltage cable. I tried to use a very old transformer with very old low-voltage cable and run into some trouble in that the lights were progressively dimming after about the 4th light. I contacted LeonLite customer service via e-mail and they responded immediately with helpful suggestions. I ended up purchasing/returning a few transformers via Amazon but the real problem turned out to be my old 16/2 low voltage cable. I purchased a new 100' roll of 12/2 cable and this solved the problem. Meanwhile, LeonLite was staying in touch with me to see how I was doing!The light fixtures have two pre-spliced wires coming out of them. You can splice these into your low-voltage cable easily enough but it becomes a little cumbersome if you want to move them. I highly recommend buying the LeonLite clips. They come in a pack of 12 and yes they are a bit pricey. However, besides the design being an injection-molding miracle, they are so easy to attach/move that they are worth the cost!!! In addition, my pack was missing one clip (although it's very slightly possible I lost one in the mulch...). LeonLite customer service said no problem we are sending you an additional clip right away. Wow.I also recommend going to LeonLite's homepage on the web (not their page on Amazon). It is a high-end website with ALOT of beautiful outdoor lighting products!!This is the transformer I ended up buying:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CTXXCZZD?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1It's probably overkill for my application but I bought it because it has a regular timer and I can mount it INSIDE my garage. Most of these transformers all have photocells that must be mounted on an outside wall....)These are the clips:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Y5H6PMM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleThis is the cable:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CG9491PY?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Bought these during the Amazon Sale Event and they are available now at the same price. In other words, the Amazon Sale day was a FAKE sale!!! Not happy that AMAZON mislead me and others suggesting the pricing was in fact special. That's very deceptive and unethical!!!The light output is fine as pictured. However, the design is such that the top hood screws onto the plastic bezel of the lamp which means it's very susceptible to breaking easily...which has already occurred two times to mine during normal use. Poor design from that standpoint. Also, don't push them into the ground from the top or you'll break the weak plastic bezel that connects the top. I'm contacting the manufacturer to see about getting replacement bezels and extra for future breakage.