GOODSMANN Pathway Lights 1.5W LED 6PK Outdoor Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Kits 100 Lumen Hardwired Path Light 3000K Warm White Metal 12V Bronze Electric Sidewalk Walkway Lights with Cable Connector

I recently purchased the Goodsmann Pathway Lights and I couldn't be happier with my decision. These lights have truly transformed my outdoor space and elevated the overall ambiance of my property. Here's why I believe they deserve a glowing 5-star review:1. Exceptional Build Quality: From the moment I unboxed the Goodsmann Pathway Lights, I could tell that they were built to last. The materials used are of high quality, providing a sturdy and durable construction. These lights can withstand various weather conditions without any compromise in performance or appearance.2. Eye-Catching Design: The design of these pathway lights is simply stunning. The sleek and modern look seamlessly blends with my outdoor aesthetics, adding a touch of elegance to my landscape. Whether during the day or night, these lights contribute to the overall visual appeal of my property.3. Brilliant Illumination: The primary purpose of pathway lights is to provide adequate illumination, and the Goodsmann lights excel in this aspect. The LED bulbs emit a warm, inviting glow that not only guides my footsteps but also creates a welcoming ambiance for anyone approaching my home. The brightness level is perfect, striking the right balance between functionality and aesthetics.4. Easy Installation: Setting up the Goodsmann Pathway Lights was a breeze. They come with clear instructions, making the installation process straightforward. The included stakes and connectors ensure a secure fit, and I had them up and running in no time. It's worth mentioning that the lights are also adjustable, allowing me to customize the direction and angle of the light beams.5. Energy Efficiency: In this age of environmental awareness, energy efficiency is a top priority for many homeowners. The Goodsmann Pathway Lights shine brightly while consuming minimal energy. This not only reduces my carbon footprint but also saves on electricity costs in the long run. It's a win-win situation.Overall, the Goodsmann Pathway Lights have exceeded my expectations in every aspect. They have enhanced the safety and beauty of my outdoor space, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. If you're looking for top-notch pathway lights that combine style, durability, and functionality, I highly recommend giving the Goodsmann Pathway Lights a try. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!Note: This review reflects my personal experience and opinion with the Goodsmann Pathway Lights, and individual results may vary.

These replaced my old lights that were sold under the Better Homes and Gardens brand, and lasted about 10 years. They were exactly the same as these. They also had a weak spot where the top, globe section attached to the shaft with a plastic coupling and was easy to break if kicked or bumped hard. Lesson being learned, I placed the new fixtures away from the lawn side of my sidewalk and put them on the opposite side. This works very well and makes mowing a lot easier. Here are a few suggestions to help with installation: Screw the stake onto the lower end of the shaft, making sure that the wire is placed in the groove of the shaft, by holding the stake and turning the shaft (this will prevent twisting the wire inside the shaft). Next, position the top onto the shaft while gently pulling the wire out at the bottom and push it onto the shaft. Then push the stake into the ground by holding onto the shaft - do not push down on the top. If you have to tap the stake, strike it on the rim of the stake where it meets the shaft. The wire connectors work really well, just be very careful not to cross-thread them. After positioning the wire into the connector, I squeezed down on the threads very lightly to get the nut started. and then tightened it until the light came on - then gave it about a quarter turn extra to be sure of good contact. I don't know if polarity is an issue with these, but the feed wire has a ribbed side and a smooth side. I connected the ribbed side to the negative terminal and the smooth side to the positive terminal on the the transformer. Then made certain that the wire from the light also had the ribbed and smooth sides connected accordingly to the feed wire. One last bit of overkill: I wrapped the connectors with waterproof rubber tape because I wasn't comfortable just leaving them exposed to the moisture in the ground.

I thought lights are pretty well made. I wanted the metal stake as I have had issues with plastic ones. As others have said, the connectors are plastic. However, being aware of that allowed me to take extra caution while installing them. I also concur with others who have said these lights are a little bright. Overall I am very happy with these lights.

I see that these have gotten some questionable reviews, but I like them with the following caveats; 1)The electrical connector really works very well, if you're careful when you install it. You need to make sure that the cable is lined up sideways in the slot on the male side of the connector. Hold the two sides of the male connector tightly together as you thread the female half down on to it. Be careful not to cross-thread the connector. Tighten the female side down (with its rotating collar) until it's just tight enough to make the light come on, then another 3/4 turn or so. These are VERY bright bright to look at directly, but I solved the problem easily. I took the top off of the lamp and placed a conical-shaped paper inside the lens to obscure the light coming from them. The added advantage is that you could change to colored paper instead, and give the lights a seasonal look, like red and green for Christmas, etc. The paper also helps to disperse the light for a more even glow cast on the walkway. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.