12 Pack Solar Pathway Lights Outdoor Solar Garden Lights for Patio, Yard, Driveway

I like the pattern these lights give, so fun! I used them near my lake edge and they are very pretty at night. Not that bright but they do give a decent look to the area. They are a warm white. They are easily assembled but you do need to be careful that the plastic hollow stick that fits over the base for the ground is not tugged or bent too much or they will break. I don't think there replacement parts but they are fairly inexpensive-only thing is you have to buy a whole pack again i think. I left them out all winter and they still work with the exception of one light. They get hit by my irrigation so for the price i guess that's to be expected?

I installed these around our firepit that I built for a little ambiance. Little did I know that they were as decorative as they were functional. They give off just the perfect glow and cast a little star shaped glow on the ground. They aren’t too bright, so don’t think they’ll replace anything electrical….but they do help us not trip over our pavers and they’re cute and don’t take away from the firepit glow. We want it dark over there but not too dark and these are just perfect. I love that they’re solar and I didn’t have to run electricity. Great price for as many as I received. And installation is easy. Just stick the spike in the ground and pop the top onto the stick after you switch the top to the ON position. A battery is already included in each one!

So I was very skeptical when I got these as they look rather low quality and all plastic. I put them together and placed them around in my backyard. One light never lit up so I replaced the battery (we have replacement solar charging batteries around because we have a lot of them around our home) and it's been working fine ever since. They are very bright and the pattern they throw off is pretty cool. I really wish they were metal as I suspect they will break down over time being outside. At least that has been my experience so far with other solar lights. If you accidentally knock one over and step on it or hit it with gardening equipment, it may be toast. I suppose it is to be expected for the price. I placed them in spots where I think they will be out of the way of getting damaged, but the light is so pretty that you want to place them where they have the most impact. Bottom line is I am going to order one more set for our driveway and see how they hold up.

NOTE THE BRIGHT LIGHT IN THE PIC IS FROM MY RING SECURITY LIGHT . HOWEVER THESE DO NOT PUT OFF ANY GOOD SOURCE OF LIGHT AND WOULD BE BEST IF ONLY CONSIDERING FOR A LITTLE ACCENT LIGHTING DECORE...NOT TO BE DEPENDED UPON TO LIGHT UP ANY AREA THAT YOU MAY NEED TO IN ORDER TO SEE IN THE DARK.... I usually go to the dollar store and buy 20 individual lights and pay 20 plus tax... They last for 2 to 3 years and they put out a good amount of lighting for what it's worth . I haven't been able to find them this year so I took a chance with buying these and paid like 10 bucks more got 8 lights less and they barely put off a small twinkle of light! True . I'll have to add a picture tonight once it gets dark out so you can see what I'm talking about here. I would send them back for my money back but unfortunately my husband ran over two of them so I do not believe I will be able to send them back so I'm stuck with them..If anyone could offer a good reference to where I can get some with the same similarities as far as pricing and amount that come with the set along with the fact that they actually put off some light then I'll be open to any good references .I hope this helps and thank you kindly. Oh BTW they do have a neat little pattern that you can only see if you are right up on it!

This was a second time purchase. Beautiful gloed on grass , they last a long time

I will never understand why companies sell garbage knowing people are just going to return it. Maybe they bank on the ones who won't want to bother. I also want to comment on the saying, you get what you pay for. That's not always true. I bought a set of 6 Hampton Bay solar lights for about 14.00 a few years ago and they're STILL working. Never a problem with any of them. Unfortunately, ever since 2020, they have been out of stock. Mine still work, but they're pretty beat up by the sun by now. I really wanted to like these and I was hopeful given there are positive reviews. I gambled on getting a good batch. They're actually very pretty, shine bright enough for me, make a beautiful pattern on the ground and the quality is quite decent for the price. But what does any of that matter if they don't work? After charging them a full day in the southern CA sun, they all worked a couple of nights. However, when I saw that some stayed on longer than others, I knew where this was going. After a few nights, 3 of the 6 shine a couple of hours at the most and that's it. I'm sure it won't be long before most aren't working at all. The construction of the light itself is very nice. Now if the manufacturer would just put some working batteries in them, they'd have a good product. I guess that's just not the way of the world anymore.

These lights are very affordable and last! They put our a nice star light pattern and are vary durable. I have broken a few off but my fault not the lights. Definitely buying again.

Well, I may have been the unfortunate recipient of a box of 'lemon lights', but these were duds in 4-categories: 1) very dim lights. 2) power switch ?? 3) continuous burn - never off in daylight ??? 4) solar panels did NOT work. ---- I removed two units, at random, and tested them. Both units failed to light up, despite being in powerful sunlight for over 9 hours. I then noticed the POWER SWITCH! Admittedly, I missed the mentioned about a Power Switch in the instructions!! I only discovered the Power Switch after watching a video posted in a review on Amazon. But, I've never seen solar lights using a power switch! That like having a power cord attached... WHY??? Then I noticed once the power switch was turned ON, the lights never went off (burning for as long as the battery held charge). AGAIN...WHY??? Presumably, the solar panel would recharge the battery BEFORE it ran out of power. Well, THAT (recharging) DID NOT HAPPEN. Despite another 16 hours of intense sunshine, the lights remained dark. We have $1 lights from Walmart, that we've had for 3 years, that turn OFF by day and ON by night, recharging faithfully, each day, rain or shine. So, I am returning these costly sub-par so-called solar lights. -les booth (ofieldstream)

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Solar lights are not working

Love these lights so much I have second similar set to finish yard … love the blue and white lights

Only six poles in the packet instead of 12. 6 are useless.