Saw a few of these today at my local B&Ms, packaged as Eveready brand but look and feel identical to the Mr Beam spotlights that I already have. Also take 4x D cell batteries and have the twin LEDs with motion sensor. I already have the Mr Beams version and been very pleased with them, paid £32 for twin pack off Amazon around 18mths ago but never seen them this cheap individually or in a twin / triple pack.
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alithomas
28 Dec 16#29
Bought yesterday
AntCurtis
26 May 16#28
Just brought 3 from Kettering store, loads on the shelf.
Put them up tonight and all work fine, they are actually as bright as a cheap LED mains powered sensor light I brought from Maplin.
Blaggins
25 May 16#26
I'm in Chelmsford B&M, and they have stock, but they're £15.99 not £9.99, so id rather wait for a Mr Beams lightening deal, as I can attest for their quality.
Blaggins to Blaggins
25 May 16#27
Decided to make the effort and ask, and sure enough it scanned at £9.99. Thanks OP! :smile:
morgag2003
23 May 16#25
Via eBay look for a 400 lumens solar light, for about £20 it looks like a triangle shape light, very bright easy to install. I have 5 of them
Pumadids
23 May 16#24
Plenty in Ashford Kent. Cheers OP
raefil
23 May 16#23
There were plenty in the blackburn Store. Heard Venkys came in and bought them up to replace the ageing floodlights at Ewood Park.
paulrigby57
23 May 16#22
Just come away from the blackburn store empty handed... No stock.. This is the fourth time that I've attempted to purchase deals from B&M as mentioned on this website.... Never any stock. I don't know if it's just the blackburn store that's useless or the entire chain.... They won't be wasting any more of my time in the future..
jeds
23 May 16#21
The Evo ones are the same as others you can purchase on eBay, I've bought a few of both and they seem identical. Saying that the lights have been out around 12 months and both types are still working fine.
Towelie
23 May 16#20
4 x D cells to power 2 LEDs???
cheshire_carper
23 May 16#18
YOU ARE JOKING? sounds like witchcraft to me.
krizw to cheshire_carper
23 May 16#19
batteries!
Gollywood
22 May 162#17
'Do not listen to anyone elses suggestions'?
Including yours?
morrig
22 May 16#16
Think a joke or maybe not.
farovena
22 May 161#15
There are many other solar power lights and I think people only use lights in dark not in sunlight or day time. solar power only charges the battery.
jhw
22 May 16#14
I bought some EverReady branded garden solar light from B&M - a couple didn't work out of the box and the other 8 failed over a couple of months - absolute rubbish. Doubt they are genuine EverReady product - sounds like they're into the game of licensing any old shoddy manufacturer to use it on payment of a fee.
cheshire_carper
22 May 161#13
All this talk of solar powered security lights....errr people, it's night time. No sun.
:P
Sharpharp
22 May 162#12
Number 1, do no listen to anyone elses suggestions.... trust me, I've spent years researching and trying various solar lights
Number 2, the best solar lights on the planet are Evo. Shop around for what model you like, but these badboys are built to last and produce the goods
kaiser051
22 May 16#11
Would not try mr beams again bought a pack of 3 from amazon and 2 failed within the first 6 weeks,became flooded with water and stopped working even though there labbeled as outdoor lights ,the third light indoors in my garage is tempermental and comes on at will
lewsca
22 May 16#10
I've always used powerbee's solar lights - they are really good powerbee.co.uk
Sharpharp
22 May 16#6
waste of money, better of with a decent solar version. Some of the better ones work all year round without messing on changing batteries
Carl567 to Sharpharp
22 May 16#9
His. I'm in the market for a solar one..any suggestions as to a good one?
Cyrus
22 May 16#8
got them. Very good!
cigbunt
22 May 16#7
get Mr beams
rhodyate
22 May 161#5
hot
bednim
22 May 162#4
Very happy with Mr beams and with its Chinese copy from Amazon. I'm using one of mine with three aa to d battery converter. Batteries last forever in those!
margamboy
22 May 16#3
I have mine at the bottom of the garden where we have the wood store but no mains power, when I first bought them I fitted Duracell D Cells and they last just over 12mths, now i have replaced these with Lidl rechargeables and they have been charged just the once in 6mths, so fingers crossed 2 charges a year and I will be really happy.
landwomble
22 May 16#2
These are really good, they're as bright as a mains flood and work really well, recommended.
Dragon32
22 May 161#1
They are very good (I have the Mr Beams one), but beware they are very sensitive and ended up getting rid of the one at the front of the house as even if the short shrubs 6 foot below it blew a little it would go off and ended up having to recharge the batteries once a week.
The one I have down the alley is still going strong though as not much blowing around in front of that.
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Put them up tonight and all work fine, they are actually as bright as a cheap LED mains powered sensor light I brought from Maplin.
The Evo ones are the same as others you can purchase on eBay, I've bought a few of both and they seem identical. Saying that the lights have been out around 12 months and both types are still working fine.
Including yours?
:P
Number 2, the best solar lights on the planet are Evo. Shop around for what model you like, but these badboys are built to last and produce the goods
The one I have down the alley is still going strong though as not much blowing around in front of that.