Collection: Gefolly Garden Lights

I used to previously own a street light with solar panels built right into the top. It was powerful, but not nearly like this option from brand GEFOLLY. This is 5000 watts, and a whopping 380000 lumens, with dual solar panels that are installed separately from the light itself, overtop of the main light. It's wild how bright this thing is. It lights my entire back yard with no issue whatsoever.

Since we installed it on our home, we have not had to worry about it ever being fully charged even once. It just is. Whatever the solar panel is made of, it soaks up light easily and shines brightness back out so well that you can see right into the woods surrounding our property when it is turned on at full strength.

Because it is designed for certain kinds of poles, it was a bit of a process to set it up. The instructions were fantastic though, plenty to learn... but in our case-scenario, I'm fortunately pretty adept at installations, so I managed to sort of macgyver a solid solution, and we got it hanging from the side roof of our home in very little time.

The remote control requires batteries, but the first ones are included. I assume they will likewise last a while, though not indefinitely, but they are easy to exchange. The light panel itself does not require anything but the power of the sun of course. I doubt we will ever need or want another light source after using this one. It is efficient in every way, has multiple lumen and kelvin levels for variety depending on your needs, and it completely waterproof and built to last. This is in every way a 5 star product, and a massive value.

This solar street light is a great addition to the driveway at nighttime. We do not have an actual street light close by and so the driveway can be a little dark especially with no moon in the sky.

This light was basically plug and play. It was easy and straightforward to put together and install onto the house. The connectors are solid and don't feel cheap. I like that there is a remote you can control it with so you don't have to climb up to change the settings. The light stays on all night with a full charge on high which is pretty impressive.

What I think needs improving is the angle of the motion detector. It can't be changed. It would be so much better if you could change its angle to you could aim it better. Also making it so that you could adjust the arm angle as it is just fixed and you cant adjust it. You have to make sure you install it in the proper place in order to light up the area you want. An adjustable arm would of fixed that. An on/off switch on the unit would be nice as well.

Overall though, this product is as advertised and is quality. It works as it should and was easy to put together. I wouldn't hesitate to try this out if this is the type of light you are looking for.

This is a really great solar light. Super bright and easily charged up. The size is amazing. I’ve used this outside and kept it mobile to use for various projects like working on my car and if I want something for a gathering.

I used to previously own a street light with solar panels built right into the top. It was powerful, but not nearly like this option from brand OFURAY. This is 8000 watts, and a whopping 680000 lumens, with dual solar panels that are installed separately from the light itself, overtop of the main light. It's wild how bright this thing is. It lights my entire back yard with no issue whatsoever.

Since we installed it on our home, we have not had to worry about it ever being fully charged even once. It just is. Whatever the solar panel is made of, it soaks up light easily and shines brightness back out so well that you can see right into the woods surrounding our property when it is turned on at full strength.

Because it is designed for certain kinds of poles, it was a bit of a process to set it up. The instructions were fantastic though, plenty to learn... but in our case-scenario, I'm fortunately pretty adept at installations, so I managed to sort of macgyver a solid solution, and we got it hanging from the side roof of our home in very little time.

The remote control requires batteries, but the first ones are included. I assume they will likewise last a while, though not indefinitely, but they are easy to exchange. The light panel itself does not require anything but the power of the sun of course. I doubt we will ever need or want another light source after using this one. It is efficient in every way, has multiple lumen and kelvin levels for variety depending on your needs, and it completely waterproof and built to last. This is in every way a 5 star product, and a massive value.

The Gefolly Recessed Lighting are a nice upgrade for the living room. The lights have a clean and modern look.

They are easy and quick to install.

The lights are very bright and have different light settings ranging from 2700K to 6500K allowing you to select the color temperature of your preference. The lights are dimmable and FCC Certified.
They can be easily controlled via the Smart app or Tuya app.
The multiple color modes can be changed via voice command to create different moods for gaming, parties and gatherings.

Packed with styrofoam and a thick cardboard box. Came with all hardware for installation. It can be mounted on poles, brick walls, or wood. Full aluminum alloy shells, with silicon rim sealed on the service cap. Both solar panels are glued/sealed to aluminum trims. The weight of light is 2.6 kg, Solar panels with frames are 2.9 kg. The thickness of the alloy mounting tube and parts is 18 gauge/1 mm. Additional alloy bar welded under mounting tube for extra support. It’s been bolted to a brick wall. Rock solid in gusty wind.
The battery pack has 8 units of 32650 LiFePO4 cells. Battery life is decent. I took a picture of the battery pack. High power LED beads are super bright with less LED counts.
It’s a simple and cost effective lighting solution for the yard.
Great product, decent quality. Highly recommend it!

Labelled for FCC certified. Well packed with E26 to LED light harness for easy installation.
The LED light unit is sealed and preinstalled with two spring clips on top for a 4” spotlight. Easy to convert an old E26 pot light within a minute. Very bright for a LED light unit. No flickering, nor humming with a big box store brand switch.
It works with “Tuya ‘Smart” App for iOS. Tested with google home without any issue. The light will start to blinking once turned on. Add light in App and follow instructions to set up network and device name, location, etc. You will need to group the lights to use “music sync” in a group. Please note Googlehome may not recognise “Group lights” as a single device for voice control.
Highly recommend it!

Keep thieves at bay with the solar powered light. It is super bright and easy to assemble. It comes with clear instructions and two very large solar panels. It’s a little bit brighter than I was anticipating, but overall, I think it’s a great product and would be ideal for a commercial premises.

Large solar powered light. The light easily covered a large outdoor area with its array of led lights, providing bright, consistent illumination from dusk till dawn. Setting it up was straightforward, and the remote control made it easy to adjust the settings to my liking. It's sturdy, as it withstood some harsh weather without any issues. With it’s solar power, it won't add to my electricity bill!

I'll take the Wattage and Lumens specs at face-value as I do not have the means to measure those parameters. All I can say is, this solar LED light is super-bright.
Since our 2-3 car parking is outdoors in the driveway, the plan is to install this solar street-light in that area - as a vandalism/burglary deterrent - replacing my current low capacity solar LED light.

The installation is straight-forward. The kit comes with everything needed for a standard wall-mount and/or pole/pipe mount.

Overall build quality is good although there's a lot of welding-splatter - which does not in any way affect the performance of this light.

The battery-pack is made of the standard 32650 Li-Ion cells typically specd at 3.2V 5000-6000mAh (average) per cell, and it's a 10P build giving a nominal 3.2V at 60Ah.
The battery pack is glued to the lamp casing. The BMS (as well as motion and light-sensing) is on an Aluminum PCB mounted inside the battery case.
All this can be seen in the attached pictures.
As seen in my video-clip, the actual pack terminal Voltage as received is 3.298V, and the Solar-Panel terminal Voltage is around 6.6V before noon on a cloudy-day.

I like that this has double the solar panels and the lamp has bright LEDs instead of trying to just have a bunch of LEDs that aren’t so bright.

The camera doesn’t do justice to how bright this gets, you could have it 20 feet high and it will illuminate the ground and it helps that there’s a dimmer setting on the remote.

Still, my preference with these lights is to use the motion sensing mode to not waste battery though with the double solar panels, this is probably the first light that could stay on from dusk to dawn though perhaps not at max brightness setting.

For where this is I need to angle the panel 38 degrees to the south so having a separate panel gives me an option to do that which is impossible on lights where the panel is fixed to the light.

Motion sensor is extremely sensitive and light output is very impressive.

Assembly is easy if you first attach the post to the back metal panel behind the solar panels. Then add the two rails underneath the back panel like the photo. Any other way then alignment of the screw gets difficult or worse yet, you’ll end up having to reassemble because you forgot to attach the post first…

It’s somewhat bulky and a tad heavy but manageable on a ladder with one able bodied installer.

The bolts for securing the solar panel to the support post could use some thread cleaning (or recutting with a tap) because paint gets in the threads, but other than that, the installation went smooth and it’s a good quality light.

We live in the country and as winter approaches and the days get shorter, we find ourselves trying to navigate in the dark earlier and earlier.

We were given the opportunity to test out the Ofuray 5000W street/parking light. Overall the build quality is excellent, it’s fully aluminum construction and the included solar panels are HUGE. The installation was a breeze and took about 35-40 minutes to complete.

There is a handy indicator that lets you know when the battery is being charged by solar. It wasn’t a particularly sunny day today and we could still see that the battery was getting some charge.

The Light itself is surprisingly thin. I was surprised that the housing wasn’t larger. This should help overall with cooling of the LEDs.

In terms of use, out of the box it’ll turn on at dark and turn off at sunrise. It has an included remote which allows for more finite controls including brightness setting, colour temperature and motion detection mode. It’s a bit tough to tell what settings you’re changing as it acknowledges a change by flashing the light. It would be awesome if there was a Bluetooth connected app or something similar.

In terms of brightness - it’s incredibly bright. I can see why it’s called a “street light”. We use it in front of the shop to allow for safe parking at night as it keeps the wildlife away. It lights up the entire driveway and can be seen hundreds of meters away. It has no lack of brightness.

Unfortunately, we haven’t found a way to test it while it’s daylight and it’s charging. So in order to make a change to some of the default settings, you’d have to do so at night. This is also the first night we have had it so I can’t speak to battery life. The claimed 500,000 mAh seems a bit steep, but we’ll see!

Overall we’re very pleased with this light. It’s done exactly what it said it would do and lights up our entire driveway allowing for safe parking in dark conditions. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an industrial lighting solution without the requirement of running electrical!

Holy cow is this thing bright… Far exceeded my expectations in a very good way. The mountain hardware is excellent, and the solar panels look to be good quality. The proof is in the pudding, though, and when I turned this thing on, it was more than enough to light up my whole backyard. I'm not exactly sure how I'm going to mount it, but it appears there are a couple of options with the included hardware. Two thumbs up!

If you pay a lot on your electricity bill, you need this light. Firstly, it's brighter than footbal field lights because it has a decent watts. Second, installation takes about 25 minutes because no wiring requires. Third, 4 hrs charging gives you more than 6 hrs of real brightness. They all made waterproof which is IP65 and you don't need to worry about leaking or dust. Highly recommended.

With a very large solar array to power it.

Does take some time to configure it. Comes with allen wrench to attach the main pole. You can use a 13mm socket wrench to attach the top section that ties the light to the solar section.

Btw, this unit was very well packed. Very little chance to have it damaged due to rough shipping conditions.

Comes with all the different mounting hardware for wall or pole mounting.

50,000 Mah battery.

Comes with a remote, but you need to supply the 2 AAA batteries. Works up to 26ft away.

This product is really designed to handle pathways or barns, etc.. not to handle a court where you need 100% brightness for long periods of time. AUTO mode is best use of this which will continually dim the light to prolong how long it can stay lit.

Will test this in the Texas heat to see how well it stands up.