# Linkind Solar Spot Lights, Pack of 2, Warm White

Source: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/garden/best-solar-garden-lights/linkind-solar-spotlight-2-pack
Ranked #5 in "Best Solar Garden Lights 2026: 10 Packs Ranked by Price Per Light": https://www.ranked10.co.uk/garden/best-solar-garden-lights

- Price: £20.99 (checked on Amazon UK on 2026-09-19)
- Amazon rating: 4.4 from 2,486 ratings
- Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B089GJKSDZ?tag=ranked10-21

Linkind's solar spotlight is the two-pack sitting at number five in our best solar garden lights guide — and it is the listing whose own page cannot agree on how many lights you get. The title says Pack of 2. The Number of Lights field in the specification table says 22. Both figures are printed on the same Amazon page by the same seller, and neither is a measurement we made.

The brightness claim is one of the few in this guide whose numbers hold together. Linkind gives 16 LEDs at 3000K warm white, a maximum of 650 lumens, a 4-watt draw and an efficiency figure of 162.5 lumens per watt. Multiply 4 by 162.5 and you get 650, so those three fit each other — which is more than the light counts do. It is still a seller's figure rather than a test result, and across the guide we found near-identical stake and ground lights claiming anywhere from 1.2 to 960 lumens with no shared method behind them. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing; we have not tested the light ourselves.

## Specification

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | £20.99 |
| Rating | 4.4 out of 5 from 2,486 ratings |
| Pack size stated in the title | 2 lights |
| Number of Lights in the spec table | 22 (as listed) |
| Claimed light output | 650 lumens (Luminous Flux, as listed) |
| Wattage and efficiency | 4 watts; 162.5 lumens per watt — 4 x 162.5 = 650 |
| Colour temperature | 3000 Kelvin, warm white |
| Rating split shown | 76 of the 100 ratings in the breakdown are 5-star |

## Questions people ask

**How many lights are in the box?**

The title says Pack of 2, so two spotlights with ground stakes. The Number of Lights entry in the specification table says 22, which does not match the pack size Linkind states in its own title.

**How bright are the Linkind spotlights?**

Linkind states a maximum of 650 lumens from 16 LEDs at 3000K warm white, with a narrower 90 degree beam angle. Three brightness modes are listed: low, medium and high.

**Do the 650 lumens and 4 watts add up?**

The listing gives a 4-watt draw and an efficiency of 162.5 lumens per watt. Four multiplied by 162.5 is 650, so those two figures are consistent with each other. Whether the Linkind light reaches 650 lumens in use is not something the listing evidences.

**How is it powered and how long does it run?**

By a 2,200mAh rechargeable lithium battery charged from the solar panel, which Linkind says converts at up to 20%. The lights come on at dusk and go off at dawn automatically. The listing does not state a runtime in hours.

**Can the Linkind spotlight be wall mounted?**

Yes. Linkind includes a ground stake and a wall bracket with screws, so it can go into soil or onto a wall. The panel adjusts by 90 degrees vertically; the listing's second adjustment figure is cut off mid-word at "180 degr" in the copy shown.

**Is it waterproof?**

The bullet points state an IP65 waterproof rating and anti-UV ABS construction. The specification table separately describes the water resistance level as "Water Resistant", which is a vaguer claim than IP65.