Solar Garden Lights Outdoor Waterproof, 4 Pack Total 480 LED Solar Starburst Sparkler Lights Decorative with 8 Lighting Modes Outside for Flowerbed Pathway Party Christmas Decorations, Multicolor

Can be used in flower beds, or sidewalk area. The wire lights can be little more sturdy. Price not bad for two. Has a turn on off switch. Can be used as a gift also. Charged by sunlight during day.

The color on these is really beautiful. I like how they look like little fireworks or bursts of color. Great for the Garden. They also charge via solar which is great! You can customize the ends to how you want it to look and how spread out.

These definitely do NOT look like the picture. However, the solar part works great and they are very bright! It may take a little more work to make them look more full, but I do like how bright they are.

I really enjoy having these solar lamps for my front and back yard and I like knowing they are working all night long. They have a good long life span too so I haven't needed to replace them yet and I keep them out all year long.

I wanted to add a little interest to my big, dark backyard and these are just the right thing. I placed them near a hammock I set up, and these brighten up the corner and make it look like a little fairy garden escape. The light is warm and soft - and really long lasting! I saw them still being bright at 4 am, so very happy with them.

My husband is always skeptical on the solar light yard decorations but he was pleasantly surprised with these. We chose the multi-color and they are really nice. A lot of tiny lights. Really adds to our other backyard decorations. Had originally purchased the two pack but since we really like them I went ahead and got the four pack. Plan on giving my son a couple. Have only had them up for a week so I can’t really comment on how long they will last.

Great lights. Multiple different flashing sequence. Stay flashing all night. Nice remote to make changes and you can set them on a timer for how long you want them to flash. If you loose remote you can still make adjustments on the back of the solar charger. You can’t spread them out to far due to the cord lengths but great for along a path.

I lOVE these lights! When you first unpack them you might be a little taken aback because they don't look like much. But separate the strands the way you want them, put them in the sun to get the solar power & be amazed at how bright & cool looking those little lights are!

the lights are wonderful and stay on nearly all night neighbors have given me many compliments

These look so pretty when they are lit up!

Our local garden nursery has lights like this that hang from the ceiling as well as stake into the ground. They looked amazing but were super expensive so I couldn’t justify buying them. When I saw this set pop up on my feed I ordered them to try it and see if I could replicate the garden nursery look.I ordered the 4 pack in Warm White.They are rated IP65 for water and dust ingress so they are safe for outdoors and should last against the elements well.They are solar powered and the set uses one panel that connects all four lights back to the one panel. This is perhaps my least favorite thing about this set. It can limit the distance placement between the lights and also means a cord will need to be hidden. I also find the kids often are running around and will catch the cord at one point and it pulls all the lights, not just one. So my preference is for each light to have its own solar source.Having said that the set works great for solar charging where I have them on the South side of the yard. They charge all day since Telnet have sun from morning to dusk and they are still lit when I wake up at 5:30am.Each light has 120 LEDs and you can manipulate the wire to make various designs. I wanted to do the “dandelion” look and it took me a while to carefully straighten all the wires and arrange them so they looked nice.Once they are set up and lit they do look amazing at night. They are auto on-off for night and day so no need to manually turn them on and off.Overall a good set that adds a dreamy ambience to your garden decor for a decent price. ✨

Love them. Good price gooquality. Prompt delivery

The media could not be loaded.  Review for: "Solar Garden Lights Outdoor-2 Pack 120 LED Solar Powered Firework Stake Lights Waterproof Sparklers Solar Outside Lights for Yard Pathway Flowerbed Decor, Multicolor"Brand: SlyuexuColour Name: MulticolorSize : 2 Pack and 4 PackI had the pleasure of testing both a 2-pack and a 4-pack of these solar garden fireworks lights. I am surprised they are on the same listing, as they are very different, but both sets are very beautiful!They both come in the same sized plain brown box, but the 2-pack lights are all contained with a solar panel on each of them, whereas the 4-pack lights have one solar panel connected to all 4 lights with wires.The 2-pack lights have each have a 3-way switch. The middle is off, one side is on-steady and the other side is on-flashing. The 4-pack lights on the other hand, have an on/off switch, and a mode switch with 8 different modes on the solar panel. Seven of those modes are flashing, and the 8th one is steady-on. The 4-pack lights also come with a remote. Unfortunately my remote didn't work. When I pulled out the battery to see if that was the issue, another piece fell out too. The remote does have other options like brightness control and timers that the solar panel does not have.One thing I didn't like about both sets is that the piece with the plastic black stake on the bottom is supposed to be attached, but as soon as I try to put it pull it out of the ground, the metal piece comes out but the black piece stays in the ground. If you don't notice, it's going to be really difficult to find it again since it's just a hole. This should be one-piece so when you pull on one part, the whole thing comes out of the ground. It makes transplanting the light to another spot very difficult.Both sets of lights come with the strands all together and kinked. I found it's a lot easier to straighten the whole wad together because doing it individually is really difficult and time-consuming. Once straightened, you can make different patterns. I did some with the strands in random order, and the first and last one my picture of all 6 lights is by colour. You can make them into different shapes. A few I made into balls and some like pinwheels and one was like a tulip. The 4-pack with the different modes is really neat to see in different patterns, as it flashes from the centre and outside, to the mid-way lights, then back to the centre and outside again (see my video). It took me about 10 minutes to pull each strand out into a pattern for just one of the lights, so does take a bit of time. It's much more difficult with the set of 4 because they're all wired together. I would recommend not separating them (leave the twist-tie on the wires) until you're ready to plant them into the ground as they can get easily tangled. The set of 2 is much easier since there are no wires connecting them.Overall I recommend these lights, but choose the set that you're more happy with. If you want neat flashing patterns and a remote, choose the one with 4 lights. If you want to have individual lights with their own solar panel and don't care if they just flash or are solid, then choose the 2-pack. You can always get two sets of the 2-pack if that's what you're looking for. Whichever set you choose, the multicoloured lights will be a fun and brilliant decoration for your yard.