Amazon’s $25 Outdoor Solar Lights Are Saving Homeowners Hundreds on Electrical Wiring Costs

“These lights are easy to install and easy to program.”

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A motion-activated flood light is a great choice for entryways, garages, backyards, and anywhere else you might need a bit of extra light to get around after sunset. And while installing one used to require a bit of electric heavy-lifting, solar models like those heavily discounted at Amazon right now have made the process super simple.

A pair of Tuffenough Solar Flood Lights is just $25 at Amazon right now, 25% less than their normal $33 price tag.

Each of these lights has three LED arrays angled down between a solar panel on top and a motion detector below. The solar panel charges the onboard 2000mAh battery that powers the lights, producing up to 2,500 lumens of 6,500-K light. Each of the arrays is adjustable, so you can angle it precisely where needed, and the motion detector has a sensing distance of 26 feet within its 270-degree detection zone. They’re made of a durable plastic and IP65 waterproof, and they’re controlled with a remote control that allows you to turn them off or choose between three lighting modes: bright when motion detected, off later; bright when motion detected, dim later; and a four-hour dim mode that’s akin to an outdoor nightlight.

One shopper wrote that they’ve been so pleased with these lights after a year of use that they’re buying more to install around the house. They wrote, “They’ve held up really well, unlike some other brands I’ve tried in the past. They’re bright, easy to use with the remote, and the motion sensor covers a wide area.”

Another shopper purchased these lights to scare off a black bear who’d been causing damage to their backyard at night, writing, “These lights are easy to install, easy to program and have made my yard livable again.”

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The Tuffenough Solar Flood Lights charge themselves, turn themselves on, and generally stay out of the way until you need them, whether it’s to find the right key for the front door or scare off the bear that’s been traipsing around your patio. Getting a pair for $25 is the kind of opportunity anyone with a backyard shouldn’t miss out on, so grab yours soon before this deal disappears into the night.

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Cameron LeBlanc

Commerce Writer, Autoblog

Cameron LeBlanc is a Brooklyn-based commerce writer for Autoblog specializing in outdoor gear and tools.