USTELLAR Smart LED Security Light Outdoor Motion Sensor 30W, WiFi App Control LED Flood Light Outdoor Dimmable White 2700K-6500K Works with Alexa/Google Outside Security House Garage 2 Pack

So much better than the solar option. These two lights are at least 5 times brighter (and still only 30 watts each) than the solar lights they replaced. And the wi-fi and smart phone app are way cool. The settings options cover everything: manual on/off, photo sensitivity, color temp, brightness, timing, motion sensing, dimmed or micro level mode. These are so much easier to program with way more ranges and options than the old way of manually adjusting sensitivity and timing screws. Also, the lights can be grouped to control them as a pair, instead of individually. My hat's off to the engineers on this product. Now if they came with at least a one-year guarantee, I would be even happier.

I installed one in my carport. It's very bright. I have it turned down all the way and set to warm.It took a little bit of figuring out, but here's how I set it up to schedule it with Amazon Alexa.I followed the instructions that came with it and paired it to my home network. Do NOT do anything with their Smart Home app after Alexa finds it or it will mess with Alexa functionality, trust me I had to delete everything and start over twice. All the light settings like brightness, color temp, and mode are included in Alexa.I set up three new routines in Alexa.One powers on the light at sunset in manual mode and shuts off at 11:00pmThe second powers on the light in sensor mode (no light unless it detects motion) 11:00pm until sunrise.The third powers off the light at sunrise. It works flawless.I bought the two pack but it turns out that one is plenty of light for my 22'x22' covered driveway.Great purchase!

I reached out to the seller and they kindly agreed to send me a replacement light which is now installed in working.‐------‐--‐---‐I bought a pair of these 50w lights a few months ago and they worked great until I needed them the most.We just got a new puppy and I need a working light when I take her out at night. The light failed like others have reported. It goes on full time and will not pair with the app. now it won't come on at all. Hoping the seller will accommodate a replacement unit.

Now I can leave these on "sensor mode," warm and dim so they provide a little extra light to guide me at night without ruining the effect of my atmospheric lighting. But if I'm actually trying to get yard work done and night I can just use the phone app to switch them to "work mode" to stay bright and stay on. I used these to replace lights that had no switches - they were always-on motion sensor dusk-to-dawn lights. No more waving my arms to re-trigger the light when working at night. Plenty of flexibility to get the motion sensors and light direction just right, installation went smoothly. Note: at first I thought the lights kept forgetting their programming, but then I figured out it was user error. You HAVE to create "scenes" and/or schedules for the settings you want. Otherwise there's no way to save the settings. So I created two "tap to run" scenes for work mode and sensor mode, which added those two convenient buttons to my main SmartLife dashboard. I also set a schedule for it to turn on my "sensor mode" settings every night at dusk, so it will automatically revert back to sensor mode even if it gets interrupted or I forget. They've been working reliably ever since. Love being able change the settings without a ladder, love that I didn't have to choose between atmospheric lighting, security lighting and work lighting, that I can now easily turn them off if I want to do some other special event lighting, and that I didn't have to do the wiring to add a switch.

It just blinked and blinked and blinked for 2 weeks .This review is best read while listening to the Mission Impossible theme.You start with a 'Uge base , then they want you to mount it on a ceiling fan type box with just the center supporting the entire weight of the light???Its redonkulous! (There's a donkey in that word somewhere, for a reason).Once you get this huge base mounted on a box, it sticks out from the house like a FOOT ! Ugly, wonky and extends past the overhang on the house so it's exposed to the elements, which we all know is not what these cheap lights were designed to withstand.Sooo, I had to open the light, shave off the screw studs to turn them into holes.Then was able to mount it directly to the house with 2 screws and a hole for the wiring to passthru. Caulked and good to go. Shouldn't have been that hard. Super poor design.-Now on to the wiring!Initial wiring was easy. BUT, because I was unsuccessful connecting to it to my home router, I had to take the light fixture on tour for the holidays using a 4 ft ext cord with wires poked inside (wide blade is the neutral, white wire). Cleared innocent bystanders from the Frankenstein area for safety and plugged it into the wall.-Now to the network...Unfortunately, most everything in our world is 5gz these days and many new routers won't even broadcast a 2.4gz network to even log in. That presented a big hurdle for me. I suppose they chose 2.4gz for range over speed, but, wow, what a pain! I had to find a 2.4gz network I could log into for the light and my phone.My home router just wouldn't connect for some reason.Tried my brother's NEW xfinity router. No dice !Then onto my friend's house.They happened to have a NAMED 2.4gz network (myhouse-2.4). Yay.Of course, my phone wanted to connect to the default 5gz network.I put phone in airplane mode .Had to disconnect from the 5gz network and force the phone to connect to the -2.4 suffix. That took a few tries. My phone just hates 2.4gz networks for some reason😂.-Finally, Opened the APP.App asked for location. NO.App asked for permission to take pictures and record video !! HECK NO!Bluetooth. NO.Had to enter the network ID and PASSWORD, no way around that, (more on security concerns later).-Looked for "Usteller spotlight"..not there.I chose "Add device ". Picked "lighting", scrolled to spotlights section,picked "PIR Light (Wi-Fi)".APP said to turn light ON.APP asked about the light FLASHING.I had to plug/unplug 3 times to get fast flash mode. Then App started scanning for the device .Finally it identified "Smart Security Floodlight"! YAY!It added it to the App and I was able to select it and enable motion detection.I just wanted full brightness, On for 1:20 when motion detected and then Off.Easy to setup once you jump over every hurdle they throw at you. Then unplugged light. Let it sit a while and plugged it up in a dark room.After power unplugged and plugged back in, it seemed to keep its programming. Thank goodness for small favors.Now I can throw it back into the trunk for the journey home in 2 weeks and hope it doesn't de-program itself.I really just wanted a bright stupid light. But I can't pass up a sale 🙄.- Alternative?I would highly recommend the wireless, solar, non-smart light over this one.It's impressively bright, cheaper, super simple and super efficient. 4 minute install...not 2 weeks of holiday stress. All of our future lighting will be simple solar.You can find it here...https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09YXPKGY2?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_imageAbout The APP -I was able to find an app for SmartLife with a Googleplay search and downloaded. It's overly complicated .At one point I hit a couple of help buttons and ended up with a CHINESE help page. Not very helpful. My concern is, why am I giving full access to my network and passwords and location to this Chinese app? Where is my personal information going?? Where will all of this private info ultimately end up?It feels like another Tick-tock fiasco waiting to happen.Apparently, you can't just set up a fire walled LAN, the spotlight REQUIRES INTERNET ACCESS to be programmed!! WHY?? I'll be changing my network passwords and deleting this possible spy app once the install is complete. I hope it doesn't leave a virus dug in somewhere.It sounded too good to be true...it is smart, but not easy.It seems the smarter appliances get the more stupid I seem to be. Overall, I just can't recommend this product for various reasons .

Easy set up and works great so far.