Solar Lights Outdoor Christmas, 16 Pack Solar Pathway Lights Waterproof Steel Metal Auto On/Off Solar Garden Lights Bright Up to 10 Hrs for Pathway Walkway Patio Yard Garden Lawn Driveway - Warm White

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Bought these when they were on sale for $19.99, compared to regular price of $29.99... has 12 but I installed 6 for my side path leading to my backyard gate. Will use the other 6 for the front steps leading up to my front door perhaps. Before I installed the stakes into the desert landscaping, I soaked each area where each stake would be with water and then hammered a Philips screwdriver far enough down for the stake. Not very bright but bright enough. There is a power switch underneath the top cap but just leave it powered on as it charges anyways during the day. Note, make sure to install in an area that get a good amount of direct sunlight.

We bought these for the Halloween cemetery, I wasn’t expecting much…. They turned out to be fine and looked cute! They’re not very sturdy when putting together, so be gentle.

These are pretty, but cheap... I liked them the first 2 weeks they actually stayed bright! They just got dimmer and dimmer by the day and literally within 2-3 weeks they were no longer bright at all. I replaced the batteries so we'll see, maybe they were just super cheap batteries, but I figured it would be months before I'd have to change them, not a couple weeks!! Also the plastic stakes you put them on were so cheap that 2 out of the 4 I put out broke as I tried to stake them in the ground (it's still winter so I didn't put many out yet, and the ground is pretty hard still, so I'll have to wait to put the rest out until it's warmer). Overall I guess you get what you pay for. But I think I was better off just getting them at the dollar store and would've paid less! I did like the star pattern though! They are pretty... Just wish they worked better!!

What can I say? I ordered these on April 21, didn't install them until early June. Here it is September and half of them are either dead, dying or not working at all.They worked well the first few weeks. Brightness was ok though I wish they could of been maybe a notch or two brighter. Def seemed more for decor versus actually being bright enough to light the way. But for what I paid I was satisfied.After a few weeks though I noticed that what little brightness was there seemed to diminish. Note the pictures above being placed slightly under my front bushes I expected there to be some issue with not getting enough sunlight from time to time. But as you can see my bushes aren't particularly dense and shouldn't have affected them to this extent.Well, long story short... even the 6 I placed around the deck and side of the house don't work and they have direct sunlight. So for the past month or two I've been taking them off the stalks and sitting them in the sun during the day and placing them back at night.Nope... some would recharge and work for a day or two. Others as in the picture barely have any kind of brightness and that's after 2 days sitting in the sun. The other 3 on top are completely dead. While the others are just barely working.Sure, you get what you pay for. Totally understand that. But I at least wanted to get 1 season out of them. Here we are 4 months later with half alive, a few dying and some completely dead. That's just ridiculous.So no... don't buy these. Very disappointed.

I use these solar lights (after coating them with red translucent tail-light repair tape to light my pathways at night to guide guests to my telescope area. These are larger than another more expensive brand that I have, and the lights are brighter. I've only charged them up for the first time, they lasted over 6 hours when the other brand had faded out. I didn't time them until they ran out as 6 hours is longer than any starparty that I have. I found that the plastic spikes that insert into the steel tubes were so loose that they would fall out so I used a dab of hot glue and stuck them together. Now, they stay in one piece. If you don't glue them, I wouldn't push the plastic spikes below the ground level as you might not get them out of the holes. The best way to position them in your yard is to take a large spike nail or a large screwdriver and make holes where you want them to be placed. then gently push them into the holes.I do say gently as they are not a high quality construction and could break. They are supposed to be waterproof but I remove them after my stargazing so than when recharging them, they can be placed at an angle to catch the full sunlight. They will not charge up completely is placed in a shady spot or under a tree or bush. All in all, I'm happy with how they perform so far. another nice thing is that if you take them apart, they have a replaceable 1..2V Nimh 600 Mah AAA sized battery which can be easily purchased. I would think that as long as you keep them charged up, they should last a year or more before needing to be replaced.

Lites look great outside at night

In just a few months, some 1/4 lights diedWonder if they can survive the winter...In the long sunny days of summer, they were lasting all night. In short clowdy autumn days, barely 2-3 hours.

Muy frágil y no prenden de forma consistente en la noche.

Great item for the garden lm very happy with the seller and product

Love them nut 11 out of 12 work soo not happy about that but happy