SUNVIE LED Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Kit with Transformer, 10 PCS

These are not cheap junk! All of the important parts are metal, nicely finished, and fit together smoothly. It comes with all of the necessary connectors to ensure good contact. The set that I bought did not include the cable which made sense since the amount of cable required will vary depending upon your layout. The cable is available on Amazon. The instructions are excellent. Take your time and read them through (thoroughly!) a couple of times before starting and you will end up with a beautiful installation. Thanks to efficient LED bulbs, these are bright lights, not dim like some other landscape lights. I highly recommend them.

Wasn’t certain what to expect, but after installing these lights yesterday and seeing them activate the past few evenings, I am very pleased with my purchase. The lights are solidly constructed, easy to assemble, and quite bright. They make a good replacement to my faltering incandescent system.

For a fraction of the price of any other sets you will find, this is amazing. Im a landscaper and I installed this set a few weeks ago to accent a custom waterfall we built a few years back and it completely elevated the appeal of the area. Easy to install, sturdy lights (not that super flimsy aliminum that bends easily). I also added in a set of path lights to the existing set easily with simply one connection then a split to a new lead line. The connector clips make it fool proof to mess up the connections.

Looks great! I used 12/2 wire for mine.

So, when buying these I knew this wasn’t going to be the highest quality light set. But I will say, everything worked perfectly. Not sure how long they will last but for the application I was using them for, they were perfect. Not the highest quality but for what the kit cost, and if they will last for a while it’s a great choice. I did not use the wire connectors because I’ve had problems with that type in years past.

Very bright and good quality lights! turned my house completely around in the best way possible!! Love love

I’ve made several purchases of Sunvie products and I’ve been impressed by both the products and the company. Product details matter to me and there are a number of thoughtful touches in this product and their others: - Their dual, thumbscrew connectors are simply the best low-voltage connectors out there. Easy to attach and stays on tight. - The pathway lights screw (vs snap) together with solid threads among the parts. They’ve thoughtfully routed the power cable through the middle of the rod and through an opening in the ground spike. - Metal parts are quite solid and durable, especially for these price points. - The transformer has a mode where you can have it triggered “on” by the photoeye but “off” by the timer. That’s just how I like to set up my lights so they are not all on throughout the night. - The photoeye attaches to the transformer with a barrel connector. But they’ve thoughtfully given it a threaded outer barrel so that it can’t just inadvertently pull out. - The transformer feels as solid as a battleship. Some improvements I hope they’ll consider for the future: - Many of the more recent outdoor lighting controllers can be programmed with your location (either zipcode or latitude and longitude) so that the device “knows” when sunset is. This is quite useful particularly when you locate the transformer indoors (like in the garage) and so the photoeye might not be conveniently routed to the outside. - WiFi/HomeAssistant integration. This really wants to be part of an overall home control system. - The menu system on the transformer is very usable but not completely intuitive. Fortunately, there aren’t a lot of settings and they’ve thought to have the overall mode conveyed by dedicated LEDs rather than being buried inside some menus as is often the case on some of these controllers. I’m a fan and as I add more lights outside, this manufacturer remains my first go-to.

I recently decided to update our front yard and porch for the summer and these lights were the perfect thing to add. They’re surprisingly more sturdy than I had anticipated. Do be careful with the spot lights, you can easily bend the side pieces if you install them on the sticks first and then try and push them into the ground. Aside from that, the mental material looks like it will last longer than the plastic solar lights I’ve been buying. They’re also much brighter than I thought they would be. I’m used to the brightness of solar lights and these are easily 50x brighter. The warm white light color is a much nicer color than the cool blue or white of the usual lights I’m used too. Installation was a bit tricky and I had to watch a few YouTube videos on how best to run the cables. They work and have been working for a few weeks now so I think I did it right. After I replant I’ll bury the wire and see how it lasts underground. The twist connects worked perfectly. They’ve withstood a few rains and all the sprinkles and splashes with a hose. I’ll update in a year or so if i remember too.