WYWNA LED Outdoor Solar Street Light IP65 Waterproof, Dusk to Dawn Sensor and Motion Sensor REVIEW

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Internal 20,000 mAh Li-ion battery installed. 2 year warranty.
LED Solar street light is powered by solar energy, using 6V 25W solar panel, conversion rate up to 20%. Super bright solar light with 640 Led lamp beads, charging takes 8 hours, continuous working lighting 20 hours. 365 days continuous working without any electricity bill.
With solar panel and light 2 in 1 design (looks simple and beautiful, save space, no wiring required.) and 220° super wide-angle lighting (can provide wider lighting range and brighter light, lighting area up to 2200 square feet (45 feet by 45 feet), reducing many lighting blind spots.) .
Super light sensor (Solar lights cannot be turned on when there is sunlight or light projected onto the solar panel.) , Motion sensor (the detected motion will become 100% brightness; After 20 seconds, it will return to 30% brightness) , Remote timing lighting (there are 4 levels of light brightness can be adjusted, 5 timing duration can be selected.) .
Outdoor street solar light can work in hot or cold weather (-4℉~176℉). Waterproof grade IP65, no need to worry about rain. Solar LED street lights perfect for streets and roads, parking lots, basketball courts, garages, gardens, streets, yards, etc.
Solar Security street light mount on the wall or mount on the pole. Includes 2 types of mounting screws and accessories. Easy to install, screw-in, reliable operation, no wiring or trenching required. You can install led solar light on the wall, tree, pole, etc. where you want to install.

[@damientrevino9481]

How the light holding up? Do you still recommend it?

[@jeffgrave]

Yes, still working fine.