XMCOSY+ Smart Solar Motion Sensor Light - 6 pack

These lights look solid and good quality. Easy to assemble and very easy to connect them with the app. The brightness is more than enough to illuminate the pathway. The app is user friendly, you change the color of the light, sensitivity or make a schedule to turn them on at a specific time.

Extremely easy to setup. Took about 5 minutes for all 6. No tools. Just pushed into the ground. The app is very intuitive and easy to use. The motion sensor works great.

Espectacular estas lámparas, ya que son solares y tienen el detector de movimiento el que te permite que se encienda al momento de pasar alguien, puedes conectarla al teléfono y cambiar de iluminación

These are seriously nice lights. The fit and finish of the parts is very high, and they look good on their own without even being lit. The posts are long, so the lights sit up high making them noticeable and attractive.

The set of six comes with the hub, so no need to purchase it separately. However, it is not necessary and will work directly through the downloadable app. Although the instructions mention added functionality via the hub, it's not clear to me what that functionality exactly is.

I will say that the lights pair very quickly through Bluetooth, which is a definitely plus. The pairing instructions are very easy, and it just takes a few moments to pair each light with either the hub or directly through the app.

Unfortunately, without instructions, the app is difficult to setup in that it's not very intuitive and requires several steps to do. However, once it's done, they seem to work well.

For the price, I wish the lenses at least were glass. However, other than the posts, everything else is plastic. They look very good though, so in terms of visual appeal they are quite nice. Each light is very bright and has a motion detector so that when it detects any motion, the lights will brighten to light the way and then will dim once the motion or object is no longer detected.

The lights can also be synchronized so that they operate in unison. For example, if motion is detected by one light, all of the lights will brighten at the same time. There are many other features as well, which I'm still experimenting with. Again, without a manual, it takes time to experiment and to figure out how everything works. A manual would be very helpful.

I've been super impressed with XMCosy so far! These lights are no exception.

A little background: I was hesitant when I first found CMCosy. I was thinking it was one of those numerous knockoffs you see these days, but I gave it a shot. I first started with the wired pathlights, because I previously had a dozen Ring pathlights — both solar and battery powered. The battery powered ones OBLITERATED batteries. I'd be changing them every month or two. Four D batteries per a light quickly started to exceed the cost of the light. Due to overhead shade from trees, I couldn't use solar lights everywhere, so I began swapping them out with wired XMCosy lights. I've had almost twelve of those (three sets) for a couple of years, and I've only run into to two minor issues. XMCosy was easy to work with and stood behind the product. Now that I'm addicted to having full color spectrum for my lights and having better integration with Home Assistant, enter the XMCosy solar path lights! =)

I got these based on a trial offer from the company, so that needs to be noted, but it's not why I'm giving it a five-star review. As the other reviewer noted, these are high-quality build! And I can literally compare them side by side with the last of my Ring solar path lights that I'm replacing. They seem equally as bright, sturdier, and obviously have the advantage of color!! They're just as stylish and seem of equal if not better material finish. (I also prefer the slightly square shape, but that's subjective.) I'm no photo-physicist (if that's even what it's called), but the solar panels appear a tiny bit larger, so I'm hoping that will equate to a bit more charging "oomf!"

My previous lights had integrated Wifi "hubs," so the hub with with one was a new thing for the XMCosy ecosystem. That said, I was super impressed by their hub. (Being a smart home geek, I easily have 10+ hubs. I hate hubs!) It has an integrated cord manager and allows the cord to be pretty long, if needed. It should also be noted that this hub does NOT need to be plugged into an ethernet connection, so it can be placed anywhere there's power.

I was blown away by how quickly the app detected each light. Like—BLOWN AWAY! I would press the power button and it was instantly appear. They seem snappy and responsive, and I'm slowly getting everything set up with Alexa and Home Assistant, so I'll report back if I have any issues. Overall, I'm super happy so far and have no reason not to recommend these!!