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1st one i received didn't work. Got a replacement very quickly. It's so bright and it's much better than I had expected. Great purchase and will use it on the boat, camping and off roading.

Bought this light to use at my camper really bright lights up my whole campsite. This light is great it very versatile nice that it runs on 12 volts you can take it anywhere. Easy to assemble and compact great value.

I bought this after reading the reviews, so I was not surprised with how cheap the ground mount was. As far as that goes, you may as well plan on replacing it with something sturdier. I think that a fishing rod holder would do the trick, but as for me, I took a different route (I’ll explain later in this review) for a beefier ground mount.I have read the wires heat up after prolonged use. I did not have that problem using them for up to 4 hrs at a time continuous. I did not purchase the model with a remote, so I have had no failure on that point either.I read about the light running a battery down too fast. I ran for 2 nights in a row for a total of about 7 hours using a Renogy battery pack and did not even take it down to 50%. I am sure it would run well on a Jackery or other similar battery pack as well.The light is very bright, I can say you will not be disappointed. If you want to avoid the remote control failure issue that is being reported but still want to be able to dim the light, I have seen dimmers you can order on Amazon that plug right in for as low as $7. I have not ordered mine yet, but I plan to, as I can see where there might be times where the light is just too bright.About the pole….. Be prepared to be disappointed with its quality as well. It is a very thin wall stainless steel pole that does not telescope and lock in to place smoothly. I can see the pole failing rather quickly under breezy conditions. It looks to have all the strength of a $40 EZ up style shade in a wind storm. I was luck enough to be at an RV show and found a great deal on a 30’ aluminum telescoping pole that is made for flags for only $36. I decided it was worth the extra cost given how impressed I was with the light panels themselves. I was able to quickly modify the pole to receive the light panel fixture head. Then I welded a much stronger ground support that will certainly hold up to the outdoor use I plan to put it through.Overall I think it is a little pricey for the quality of most of the components, but if you are handy (and don’t. mind a little fabricating) you can have a very impressive outdoor light that will surely make some other campers envious.

This light is brighter than my 6 flood lights on the second floor my house with low power draw .Light up my whole back yard and I'm on almost a acre lot .Can't wait to use it when I go camper this light is awsome especially with the case that come with it .

Would like to see a wall plug adapter, and a better retention system for the pole (locking it in place at extension) but besides that it's very nice and bright. Remote works well and modes and very cool and could be useful in an emergency, or dance party whatever you feel is appropriate.

Better than expected light output and overall quality...

The lights are cool but the pole and stand are cheap and will not last long term. I crushed the pole with my hands while trying twist it.

OK. Have had it for about two months and just got around to testing it. The positive news:. It is VERY VERY BRIGHT, it is light (from a weight perspective), it's tall enough, relatively easy to setup (5-10 min max), the cabling is fine and long enough, the power clips do their job, the bag it comes in is sufficient - meaning that you can get everything into it without too much fuss...actually, no fuss at all.The negative news: the stake/holder to hold the thing in the ground is inadequate. First, the bottom of it is round (instead of sharp) so getting it into the ground is going to be an issue. You can't hammer it...just pushing on it broke the bottom plate which holds the lighting system poles. You will have to jury rig some kind of stand to hold the pole. Even if you got the holder into the ground, I'm not sure how much wind or bumping it would handle before the whole thing falling over.Now for the observations which are just observations. You do have to attached the five (5) lights to the holder (which screws onto the end of the extension pole. It's not difficult to do this by any means, but it would have been really cool if the lights would fold down or collapse in a manner so you don't have to assemble it and disassemble it (when you're done with it). Speaking of the lights - they are very interesting, not exactly sure how they work, because they don't look like lights I've ever seen before, but they are super bright. And, not sure how durable they are, so I guess we'll find out over time. I'm thinking of creating some kind of padding to put in between the lights to protect them from rubbing against each other. I don't know if it will make any difference, but better safe than sorry. Also, with the remote you can increase/decrease the light level and make them flash/strobe in several different. When this thing is on, you're neighbors will know...it's really bright.Would I buy another one at this point? I'm not sure, only because it is a bit expensive. If this was selling for between $50-75 I would definitely buy at least one more. But for $100+ (and that doesn't include any kind of battery), we'll have to see how durable it is before we invest in another one.