Review on 🏡 Solar LED Waterproof Address Sign - Large Battery Capacity Illuminated Address Plaque with Stakers - 3-in-1 Outdoor House Number Light for Home Yard Street Outside by Joe Kokenge

A few weeks ago I was offered a free BERBTEYONG solar address tag for review through the Revain Vine program and I accepted. So I got all these items to review. Along with other orders from Revane, many of them arrive after dark. So I thought it would be nice to make it easier for the deliverers to work out the address. This sign does exactly that. I installed it right after receiving it about two weeks ago. It includes two alignment templates for a four and five digit address, and sheets of letter and number stickers to create your address. It was supposed to have a pattern for a 3 digit address but there isn't one so I had to create my own. Using the templates, simply stick the number (and/or letter) stickers to the front of the sign and you're ready to install. . The small solar panel can be rotated to better capture the sunlight; Face forward, backward, up, or anything in between. I leave mine open. You can also choose the color temperature of the backlight to three; soft white, pure white and bluish white. I set it to pure white but changed it to soft white as I think it looks better. Living in the Northeast, late autumn and approaching winter, sunlight is limited. Depending on the weather, the light is only on until 9 p.m. on average at this moment. That's ok as I usually don't get delivered after 7pm. I expect the light to last much longer in spring and summer. My biggest criticism of the sign is the included stake system. It consists of two 10" plastic pipe sections, one 7" rack section and two 2" connectors. The tubes and struts are ok, but the fittings are not long enough in my opinion. They only go 1 inch into each section of pipe. It's not very much. IMO, plugs should be at least twice as long (4 inches) for the shield to be strong in windy conditions. Overall I like it and it looks good. It is easy to read during the day and glows at night. well really, until now it's only about 5 hours. even though i only use a section of the stake, it wobbles a bit on windy days. I hope he survives the winter!