Two years ago, I hung a set of generic G50 RGB globe lights in the backyard. They weren’t exactly waterproof and the individual lights became water logged and started acting erratically. This year, I replaced them with two sets of XMCOSY+ RGBW Patio String Lights. The new XMCOSY lights look great and I like that there’s real white LEDs in them so they can provide both decoration and functional illumination for my backyard. Read on to find out more about the installation, the lights, controlling them with WLED, and, new to me, controlling them locally with TinyTuya.
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