Review on SUNTHIN Outdoor Landscape Spotlights, Low Voltage Landscape Lighting With Transformer For Garden, Yard, House, Lawn, Tree, Flags, Fence Use (8 Pack), Warm White, IP65 Waterproof by John Huskisson

Yes, there are a ton of these type of lights, but it's hard to find RGB lights where you can control the color of individual lights. It's Christmas time and I want to be festive. Plugging them in and connecting the app was fine. Controlling the color of the individual lights was not intuitive, but I eventually figured it out. So I knew going into this that I wouldn't be able to put the lights where I wanted them. Instead of using standard connectors, you have to use their brand of wire extensions.which are limited in length and not available for another month. I figured I would put them close to the house for now and then get the extensions later and move some of the lights out under some of the trees in the middle of the yard.Unfortunately, after I placed them in my yard and turned them on.I noticed a problem. I couldn't even tell they were on. In the photo I have a red light on some plants (which shows in the picture as much brighter than in person), I have a green light shining up onto the palms (not visible), and a blue light behind the hedges shining up against the house. They are definitely not spotlights. They barely pass for some very light ambient lighting. They may be more visible once the Christmas lights are gone.but yeah, no.these are not very bright. These will likely go back in the next day or two.