These have dropped back down again and are at this price for the next 15 hours or so. Great lights if you don't want to have to wire things up etc.
They have been slightly cheaper before (£37.99)
Ultra bright LED's with minimum power consumption, 300 Lumens. One of the brightest wireless spotlights on the market (including solar)
Motion sensor turns LED spotlight on and off automatically, giving you bright light wherever you need it
Perfect outdoor lighting in any climate. This dual LED spotlight features a weatherproof design for durability and reliable function
Simple wireless installation in minutes, no need to hire an electrician. Mounting hardware included
Each LED light provides 400 square feet of coverage, battery operated by four D-Cell batteries (not included)
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Thetrout
18 Mar 166#1
Example of the brightness (Excuse the state of my driveway)
biggysilly
18 Mar 164#10
I bought these last feb and put..
Lamp 1. 4x D cell Duracell Alkaline (still going strong)
Lamp 2. 4x D cell rechargeable (needs charging every 4 months)
Lamp 3. 8x AA Eneloop Rechargeable in D cell adapter (needs charging every month)
admittedly they are in different positions and get different usage but the Duracell lamp is in the most used area and turns on the most. I try to use rechargeable every where but I think in this instance the alkaline batteries are better value.
Also be careful when you take the light part out of the bracket as the face part can pop off. If you drop it it will stop working as they are fragile.
Just for the record, I emailed Mr Beam who replied that once new batteries were fitted, leave the unit in a dark place (a drawer in my case!) for a few minutes - this proved successful & my unit is now back up & running working properly :-)
agnostic
19 Mar 16#38
I got 1 from Amazon last year and my dog constantly sets it off at night but it's still going strong on the original Duracell batteries.
mxer450
19 Mar 161#37
Why did I know that was coming, lol...nice one cheers...:smile:
Lol, I need to sus this out got a few mates who are forever asking me stupid question.
So can I ask a stupid question: how did you do that? Aha!!
Thetrout
19 Mar 16#33
Try getting in touch with them here - https://www.mrbeams.co.uk/ they might be able to help (And if you register the product with them they extend the warranty to 2 years)
sandstone1
19 Mar 16#32
No, ive put new batteries in,it seemed to start failing after really bad fog.Even tried it in a dark cupboard with no one to trip the sensor.
coventgamer
19 Mar 16#31
Mr bean
kevyn
19 Mar 16#30
Dammit, expired
vik1
19 Mar 16#29
Wow. You're original
dannyspeed
19 Mar 161#28
£69.95 now, deal must be expired
sandstone1
18 Mar 16#15
Be warned ,I thought these were great when I first got them, but they develop a fault after some time.They stay on all night and don't switch off.Taking the batteries out then in again solved it a few times now they just stay on at night.Check amazon reviews, it's a common fault.
Longy to sandstone1
18 Mar 16#23
I know it sounds odd but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that is what they do to tell you the battery needs replacing. Bizarre I know. I'm very pleased with the brightness and sensitivity of the one I bought at Xmas, still going strong on its first set of Duracells.
biggysilly to sandstone1
18 Mar 16#26
It is a warning that your batteries are low and not a fault, the Amazon reviews are from imbeciles who haven't read the instructions.
So if the light stays on it means your batteries are too low, taking them out and putting them back in again will reset the lights but they will stay on again because they are too low.
c9off to sandstone1
18 Mar 16#27
Same for me, replacing batteries did nothing. I've bought a solar jobbie from Amazon which is great for about £10..
These are ok, but not when they go wrong :-(
vik1
18 Mar 16#24
Anyone know where I can get a battery operated outdoor light. I don't want it to have a sensor, just need it to light up house sign
I bought 2 of the single led versions more than a year ago, changed the batteries in one set since. They look black rather than brown, and are still working great. Have some heat :sunglasses:
FREEZIN WOLF
18 Mar 161#21
I personally thought these were crap!
adic
18 Mar 16#20
Got these last Feb. Not had to change batteries yet. Would recommend. The brown colour is subtle.
joshtbh
18 Mar 16#19
Absolutely incredible products
peterhut
18 Mar 16#18
I bought this set about 9 months ago. They do their job perfectly. You can get the batteries off ebay for peanuts too. Good product for this price but not for £70.
cigbunt
18 Mar 16#17
I'd recommend going with Mr beams! I bought a copy off Amazon but had to return as it was chattering..the ones you linked might be OK but you know your getting quality with mr beams
esq3585
18 Mar 16#16
If your batteries are low they end up staying on all night , a new set of batteries usually cures the issue. ^^^^^^
229mel
18 Mar 16#14
300lm - not what you would call really bright...
Brownbloke11
18 Mar 161#12
EverReady seem to be doing something that looks similar in B&M at about 12GBP each so may be worth a look there.
I have two of these Mr Beams and have been happy but think they are a tad overpriced even at this deal price.
Lidl have nimh cells on offer, you can get D cells or AAs then put them in AA to D adapters.
biggysilly
18 Mar 164#10
I bought these last feb and put..
Lamp 1. 4x D cell Duracell Alkaline (still going strong)
Lamp 2. 4x D cell rechargeable (needs charging every 4 months)
Lamp 3. 8x AA Eneloop Rechargeable in D cell adapter (needs charging every month)
admittedly they are in different positions and get different usage but the Duracell lamp is in the most used area and turns on the most. I try to use rechargeable every where but I think in this instance the alkaline batteries are better value.
Also be careful when you take the light part out of the bracket as the face part can pop off. If you drop it it will stop working as they are fragile.
jsoap
18 Mar 161#9
will run off Usb if you don't mind hacking them
AAB
18 Mar 16#2
Are they really worth the rrp of £70?
stephenashforth to AAB
18 Mar 16#4
Possibly not, but definitely worth the deal price. I have one and will be buying a set of 3.
fubar888 to AAB
18 Mar 161#8
Probably not but I'm pretty pleased with my 3 from last time they were on offer at this price. The brown is very dark (nearly black) but the sensor range is good and light output excellent. Register on Mrbeams.co.uk to extend warranty to two years.
llareggub
18 Mar 16#7
Hot from me! Bought one just before Christmas and am pleasantly surprised with its durability and casting of light.
Well worth the money!
freckles101
18 Mar 16#6
Just ordered these. Been looking at the solar powered ones for a while but hadn't considered these. having seen the battery life and improvement in lighting I thought, why the hell not? Thanks for the deal
grinnaslee
18 Mar 16#3
Brown
mattmerch to grinnaslee
18 Mar 16#5
green
Thetrout
18 Mar 166#1
Example of the brightness (Excuse the state of my driveway)
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They have been slightly cheaper before (£37.99)
Ultra bright LED's with minimum power consumption, 300 Lumens. One of the brightest wireless spotlights on the market (including solar)
Motion sensor turns LED spotlight on and off automatically, giving you bright light wherever you need it
Perfect outdoor lighting in any climate. This dual LED spotlight features a weatherproof design for durability and reliable function
Simple wireless installation in minutes, no need to hire an electrician. Mounting hardware included
Each LED light provides 400 square feet of coverage, battery operated by four D-Cell batteries (not included)
Top comments
Example of the brightness (Excuse the state of my driveway)
Lamp 1. 4x D cell Duracell Alkaline (still going strong)
Lamp 2. 4x D cell rechargeable (needs charging every 4 months)
Lamp 3. 8x AA Eneloop Rechargeable in D cell adapter (needs charging every month)
admittedly they are in different positions and get different usage but the Duracell lamp is in the most used area and turns on the most. I try to use rechargeable every where but I think in this instance the alkaline batteries are better value.
Also be careful when you take the light part out of the bracket as the face part can pop off. If you drop it it will stop working as they are fragile.
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So can I ask a stupid question: how did you do that? Aha!!
So if the light stays on it means your batteries are too low, taking them out and putting them back in again will reset the lights but they will stay on again because they are too low.
These are ok, but not when they go wrong :-(
I have two of these Mr Beams and have been happy but think they are a tad overpriced even at this deal price.
http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/eveready-led-motion-sensor-security-light-304471
Lamp 1. 4x D cell Duracell Alkaline (still going strong)
Lamp 2. 4x D cell rechargeable (needs charging every 4 months)
Lamp 3. 8x AA Eneloop Rechargeable in D cell adapter (needs charging every month)
admittedly they are in different positions and get different usage but the Duracell lamp is in the most used area and turns on the most. I try to use rechargeable every where but I think in this instance the alkaline batteries are better value.
Also be careful when you take the light part out of the bracket as the face part can pop off. If you drop it it will stop working as they are fragile.
Well worth the money!
Example of the brightness (Excuse the state of my driveway)