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The Taylor is a single solar landscape spotlight in black cast metal that puts out 150 lumens. You can set it to a 3000K warm white glow or let it cycle through colors and lock one in. The head tilts so you can aim the beam at a path, a bed or a feature, and there is no wiring to run. It suits renters and homeowners who want accent light without an electrician. Against plastic solar stakes it feels sturdier, but 150 lumens is accent-level light, not a floodlight, and output depends on how much sun the panel gets.
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Owners rate it well overall, liking the look and the color options. Complaints center on brightness and how long it stays lit after cloudy days.
The Better Homes & Gardens Taylor is a solar-powered landscape spotlight with a black cast metal body. It delivers 150 lumens of accent lighting and can be used to highlight a walkway, garden path, or landscape feature.
The light can be set to a soft 3000K warm white glow, or it can cycle through colors. Color lock holds the shade you want. The lamp head is adjustable, so you can aim the beam at the area you want to light.
Because it runs on solar power, no wiring is needed.
