A poorly lit backyard isn’t as usable or secure as it could be. The easiest way to remedy this situation is to install some solar-powered lights in the areas you’d like to illuminate. There are no wires to run, and the best models, like this pair of solar lights that have a big discount at Amazon right now, can run all night after a day in the sun.
A 2-pack of the DijiuGoya Solar Lights is on sale for $24, 40% off their $40 list price. A 4-pack is also available, but this deal means the pair is actually a better deal, at just $12 a light instead of $12.51.
Top SellerEach of these lights is a self-contained unit that’s IP68 rated, meaning it’s both dust-tight and can survive long-term immersion in water. On top of the 9-inch unit is a solar panel that charges the battery that powers the 466-LED array below, a main panel facing slightly down and triangular panels on each side. It puts out 4,000 lumens of light, enough to light up a long driveway or remote corner of a backyard. The motion detector, mounted in the middle of the front array, has a 270-degree field of sensitivity. It can be used to turn the light from dim or off, to on at night, or you can still use the other mode that keeps the light on as long as it’s dark outside.
One shopper called these “excellent” lights “a robust, solar-powered outdoor lighting solution designed to enhance security and visibility.” They combine “high brightness, durability, and smart features” into one package.
Another customer wrote that these lights are “impressively bright and provide excellent coverage.” They “work reliably” once mounted and are “a solid choice if you want powerful, wide-angle solar security lighting without running wires.”
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The DijiuGoya Solar Lights are a very simple way to add a very bright, motion-activated light to your yard. At $24 for the pair, they’re also quite inexpensive, and anyone who wants to light up their backyard would do well to pick these up.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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