John Timberland Large Mushroom 18" High Bronze Low Voltage LED Path Light

My lights are about 3 years old. All still functioning OK, but several have been knocked over over the years and are now broken. Point were stem connects to the stake is very weak. High stress joint that was not designed to handle high stress. Can not recommend for walkways or anywhere they may come into contact with something or someone.

Good design, good quality, easy instructions

Beautiful lighting. I was worried that they may not cast enough light initially but now that they’re in they look great.

Great looking lights with just enough

Order was on time and love the product, it is a great value. I have more than 40 of these mushroom lights in my landscape and still adding.

For the money these work well and feel pretty well built

sleek and nice led lights

Very nice lamps give adequate light for pathway.

We wanted some lights for our back yard that would be illuminating but not super bright. These are perfect. We live in the north where we get a lot of snow, and these seem much more durable than the ones we had in the past. The construction seems very solid, so I'm optimistic that they will hold up well. If you want something super bright these probably aren't for you, as the light is more subtle. But it is more than sufficient to light a sidewalk, and the spotlights are great shining up the trees. The instructions are not very detailed, so if you have never done this before I suggest looking up installation information online.

Yes, I recommend this product highly. I achieved what I had hoped for with these lights...... subtle exterior lighting along the paths and garden beds outside my house. Not very bright, which is just what I wanted. Good value for the money. No problems whatsoever.

Can’t go wrong with these outdoor lights, good looks and good value

I bought 5 of these lamps and so far 3 of them have quit working.

The lights are very attractive and work well. I agree with one of the reviewers who stated that the lights are not very bright. The reason is that the inside of the dome is the same bronze color as the outside. To get a brighter light, I spray painted the inner dome with a primer and a final coat of white. This requires extra work, but it greatly improves the light output. I have about 30 of these lights illuminating my front, side, and back yards. I have lost two of them over a two-year period. One was knocked over by playing with a large dog, and the other was hit by a football from the neighbors' kids. My only complaint is that it doesn't take much force to break the metal stem, because of its long length, where it screws into the base which is anchored in the ground. The threaded insert, which connects the stem to the base, is the weak link. It will not withstand much shear stress.

Its a very good lamp and works just as expected. Unfortunately it is not as bright as I thought it would be.