Lawn Light Waterproof IP 68 Submersible Spotlight Color Changing Spot Light for Aquarium Garden Pond Pool Tank Fountain Waterfall (Set of 4)

Very cheap.Plastic..The plastic mounting brackets broke before I even installed the lights in the pond..The remote is junk..It is a cheap membrane switch that had issues from the minute I turned the lights on.. The sensor in the remote is junk. You almost have to be within a few feet for it to work. If you need to be that close why even use a remote?The seller approved my return but has yet to credit my account and they ignore messages..I will be filing a complaint with Amazon if they dont contact me by tomorrow..Cheap junk..DONT BUY.. I replaced these with some I found at Walmart that had metal frame enclosures. These were plastic. The Walmart metal ones were less expensive r and work much better.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These have been under my waterfall(s) for almost a month now with over 20,000 GPH of water hitting them 24 hours a day. And they have not let me down yet. I run the lights for 2 hrs a night on a timer. I cant use the suctions because they wont stick to rock which is expected. I just weighted them down so the force of the waterfalls wouldn't knock them over.1 Year later: the lights are no longer the same color. Meaning when you switch to green, 2 lights go green the other will turn blue

Just what we wanted. To accent our feature fountain and we bought 2 sets so the lights to offset and dance. We didn’t need the suction part but I’m sure would work beautiful in a fish tank. Have so many compliments on this at night. Thanks! I’ve tried so many others who didn’t put out the same quality and this is perfect. Only draw back is that LED is subject to the white being the same but it’s livable and even gives it the character.

Used these in a backyard water feature pool. Brilliance is good. The little suction cups are useless in an environment with rocks, I ended up installing the lights on some composite material and using large rocks to prevent the lights from floating upwards.The lights are “remote controlled “ but the receiver/sensor is attached to the wiring near the lights and does not respond well to the remote. You pretty much have to be within a few feet and line of sight to the sensor for it to work.I would not buy these again.Updated September 17, 2020The lights have finally died. Very disappointed, a total waste of money. Reduced to one star.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These light are just what we wanted. Received them on 7/3 and installed them that day and have had no problem with them. We have them on a timer and the lights remember the settings. The remote is pretty useless unless you are standing really close, but if you want to change the settings you don't have to squat to push the little button and you have a few more options with the remote. Can't comment on the suction cups as we are not using them. You do have to weight them or use the suction cups if you are submerging them in water as they do float. Overall, we're very happy with them!

I really like how these lights look in our pond at night. They were easy to set up, and the remote control is easy to use to change the colors and effects. We set these up on a timer and they go on promptly at 9 PM and go off at midnight. The only adjustment we had to make was we had to tie the lights to pieces of concrete block to keep them submerged. Our pond is concrete, so I don't know if the suction will work on plastic ponds, but they definitely don't adhere to concrete. Luckily it was a simple fix tying each light to a small block. Also the cord was not long enough to reach our pond outlet, so we had to purchase an DC extension cable which I easily found on Amazon for just a few dollars, and it worked perfectly.

I've had them for just a short time, and had a couple of floaters but reattached on a clean flat surface and so far so good..works like described..so far..I have it connected to a timer outlet out side near pond, and placed a zip loc bag over timer and tuck sensor/switch under it..had a few heavy rains and stayed dry...will report later if I have any issues

I mounted my set on the back of my garage across the two-car garage door. I have them on a photo cell so they turn on at dusk. When I get tired of one color (yellow, green, etc.) I switch to a different color. Right now I'm searching for the color that is least appealing (attracting) to bugs. Bluish-green is definately a candidate.I don't know how long the lights will last. I've only had them for two months, but they run every night for 8 hours (that's how I have my timer set). So far so goo.