UPDATE: 6/09/2024 - What I feared would happen with the original has happened. A few too many hot/cold cycles and some heavy winds have broken the mounting mast at the base (see attached photos). Since I mounted the original with one mast and piggy backed the light and the solar panel, I have one more mast. I've re-mounted using different screws with broader washers in the hope of spreading the mounting load a little better. We shall see...I still like the original and it still works just fine. Glad I noticed it was basically hanging by a thread before it crashed to the ground and I'll keep using it till it dies.UPDATE: 11-17-2023The new unit pretty much sucks compared to the older unit I bought. It's bright enough when it first comes on but, as I feared, it doesn't last the night. It provides very little illumination for when I want it at 4AM. Pretty much petered out by then. Nothing more than a glorified night light you'd put in your bathroom. I boxed it up and gave it away. My original 4 stars still stands for the "original" light I purchased._____________________________________________________________________I bought one of these to light up a fairly dark alley at my apartment complex back in June of 2023 and it does the job well. Not too bright to anger neighbors but bright enough to see what's going on outside. The first photo is of where I mounted it, a utility pole. The second photo is of a new one I just bought and mounted outside my garage. They are very different.A few things I didn't like about the "original", we'll call it, is that it did not offer much adjustability other than being able to mount the solar panel directly to the light or the option to mount it separately to aim it better if needed. The new one comes with a fixed cable coming from the solar panel taking that option away. The new one has "swivel" ball mounts, and you must use both mounting masts. You can now rotate it a bit, which I like, but don't need on this particular application.I wanted a dusk to dawn light outside my garage that didn't rely on motion to kick in when I go outside at 4AM to head to work. No idea at this point how bright it will be as I just mounted it. I can say that the "old" one functions from dusk to dawn...more than I can say for some other solar powered lights I have on my back patio which give up the ghost on low illumination after several hours. And they get plenty of sunlight. They are being replaced tomorrow...I live in a high wind area and was worried about the "original" as the mounts are plastic and a bit "flexy" but so far so good. The "new" ones feel even flexier as they are all plastic and use fewer screws. I wonder if these, both old and new, will hold up over time. Besides being windy, I'm in the high desert with temps ranging from 15 degrees to 115 degrees. Only time will tell how many hot to cold cycles these can withstand. We shall see...Funny thing is you can go directly to the Jacky LED website, and you will not see this version shown anywhere. Besides looking different and the new mounting system, the battery rating has been reduced from 5500 mAh to 4000 mAh while still stating 1000 lumens. I sure hope it still lasts all night like the old one...it would appear they've "moved" costs around into the mounting system and downgraded the battery to still offer a cost-effective unit. Time will tell.I will update as time goes by if I come across any negatives...