Bill says:

High Quality Landscaping Light Over the years I’ve bought a number of landscaping lights. Often I find them rather cheap and flimsy plastic/metal and the bulb sockets are not durable. Additionally, they often leak water into the unit. In short, I’ve not been very satisfied.I am extremely satisfied with this Paradise light. It is made of sturdy aluminum casted metal and has a ruggedness I’ve generally not seen in reasonably priced landscaping lights. The unit comes with a metal stake, but a great feature was I did not use the stake for my installation and was able the screw the unit into my conduit lighting system, a nice option for my particular installation. Also, it comes with about a foot plus of wire with connectors for connecting to landscaping wiring. In my case I cut off the plastic connectors as my lights are wired directly into a conduit system and I had plenty of wire length for this.The hood/lens assembly is rugged and screws nicely onto the base. The adjustment provides a nice range of positions from practically straight up to just about fully down. I use these for up-lighting under trees. They are the best I’ve ever used.The baked on finish on the aluminum casting housing is well done and these lights look like they will last a long time.I also really like the bulbs. These are bright 50 watt halogen bulbs and the reflector is part of the bulb. The spot is full and very nice.We had a very very heavy rain storm since I installed these and they did not leak one drop of water into the unit.I give these units my highest rating. I am extremely pleased with them.

Jason Phillips "Jason" says:

This + LED works well I have been experimenting with outdoor lights + led bulbs for a while an think I’ve found the best setup using this as the housing.This has a 50w bulb that comes with it, that will suck a ton of power from your transformer.If you pair it up with this bulb(the best one I’ve found color and intensity wise)You get almost a 50w bulb (probably more like a 30w conventional) for 3.8wThat means you can run about 12 lights and consume the same amount of power as the original 50w.Buying the two together will be ~$26, which is much cheaper that the equivalent Kichler (Kichler will be better, but 4-5 times the price).The light housing itself is very solid feeling and has a very deep shade which helps to keep you from getting blinded when walking/driving by the light at night.I’d give it 5 stars if they had an option to pair it up with the LED to begin with.