I was trying to find a way to have light in our new shed, without the need of bringing in Big Brother and the need for permits. I also wanted something safe, with less risk of a fire.My shed's dimensions are 16 (length) x12 (width) and about 16 ft tall with double lofts. I was first looking at various solar floodlights (the type that has a separate solar panel for the light) at the recommendation of a co-worker. When I was looking at the floodlights, I fumbled across different items and came across this item and other similar items.Why I chose this item instead of another item I was looking at, was the reviewed battery life compared to the brighter light. The other item I was looking at claimed to be brighter but the battery life was short. The reviews I read about this item showed that the battery life could for last hours compared to the 20-minute battery life of the other one. So I decided to give it a try and my reasoning to myself, not knowing how bright this might or might not be, would be some light is better than no light.So I ordered the item and when I got delivery of the item, the solar panel was a little smaller than what I had expected; but I am not too sure what to expect. Simple and easy instructions. Install the solar panel, run the cables, connect the lights, and poof you got working lights.When I first installed the lights, there was a charge on the batteries in the lights already so I could see some of the brightness but was not sure how bright they were truly going to be on a full charge. So after the full next day of sunlight, I waited to let it get dark and took pictures of the lights and the brightness of them and let you decide for yourself if it is bright enough for your needs or not.What I like: easy installation, the brightness of the lights appear to be bright enough for what I need, price was good, (I have no experience with solar panels to be able to judge) but the solar panel seems to be decent, came with lock washers for the solar panel (I was going to buy some to prevent the screws holding the solar panel from loosening but the kit had them already).What I don't like: cheap screws for the remote control wall holder (one of the screw's heads broke after screwing it into a 2x4).I just installed it a couple of days ago, so I don't have any real experience with the lights to have to say much of anything else than my initial thoughts on it.I know many users felt the length of wire provided was great or what they needed, but with the size of my shed I could have used some longer wire. I was going to suggest that the company get extension cords for this setup but I did some searching on the manufacturer's Amazon Store page, and they do have a 16.5 ft extension cable for this item (currently unavailable though).But what I can suggest would be to have a motion sensor option for these lights. I would have liked to be able to open the shed's door(s) and the lights turn on automatically (when it is dark outside). I know they have an option of dusk to dawn, but I do not need lights turned on in my shed if I am not in it.So as of now, I think this should work for what I need. I have lights so I can see in my shed after it gets dark, and I did not have to pay for permits and invite Big Brother.