Solar Garden Lights, 4-Pack Dual Mode 40-LED Waterproof Outdoor Solar Firefly Lights for Yard, Patio, Pathway – Warm White Ambiance

Second Purchase (different brand) of these type of lights, because I liked the first ones. This set is better & less expensive.LIKES:- Super easy to set in the ground and set mode- Bright than the other brand I had bought- Pricing is reasonable- Easy to bend the "branches" and spread out- Has lasted through the heat and weather of the summer- From a bright summer day charge, lasts nearly until sunriseDISLIKES:NoneFull Disclosure: This review is based on my personal and unbiased opinion. The item reviewed was gifted to me in exchange for my personal and unbiased opinion through the Amazon Vine Customer program. I am as selective about getting an item to review as I would be about purchasing that same item. My reviews are NOT based on packaging or if it was delivered in a timely manner. I also try to always provide you with one of my tips or tricks to to help make installations or usage of the product easier for you.*My personal rating method*1 star - Terrible. I wouldn't recommend purchasing.2 stars - Marginal at best. Doesn't meet the minimum requirements to be useful. Buy at your own risk.3 stars - Somewhat lacking. Meets requirements for a product of this type, but is not out of the ordinary and somewhat lacking. If the price is good, consider purchasing.4 stars - Average. Meets the requirements of a product of this type, but is not extraordinary. Consider purchasing.5 stars - Exceptional. Excellent and has some nice features as well as being reasonably priced for a product of this type.

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These are very nice and remind me of firefly lights. They come with solar panels and you remove the protective coating sheet before you use them. They have metal stands with a plastic spike to go into the ground. Each branch can be easily bent down into the shape you want to arrange it into. The thing that stood out to me is that the lightbulb heads are attached with a longer sheathe down the branch which is better than some old ones I have that failed due to the bulbs falling off and getting rusty at that point. I don't know long-term yet, but so far they auto come on and shine away at night making a nice welcoming approach to our home. The price point is kind of high but comparable to others it seems and for a four-pack seems reasonable.*Note*Vine reviewers are invited to select products on offer which Amazon then sends for free. There is no obligation to have a positive review and I try to review as honestly as possible so as not to deceive my fellow humans. There is no payment for reviewing and I have to pay tax on the items at the end of the year, so definitely try to pick things that will be helpful in daily life. I will plan on updating the review if my experience changes.*My rating method*1 star - Terrible. I wouldn't recommend purchasing.2 stars - Marginal at best. Doesn't meet the minimum requirements to be useful. Buy at your own risk.3 stars - Somewhat lacking. Meets requirements for a product of this type, but is not out of the ordinary and somewhat lacking. If the price is good, consider purchasing.4 stars - Average. Meets the requirements of a product of this type, but is not extraordinary. Consider purchasing.5 stars - Exceptional. Excellent and has some nice features as well as being reasonably priced for a product of this type. Highly recommend purchasing, if it will be useful to have another whangdoodle.

We got these for my girlfriend as she loves her flowers and I thought it would be cool for her to have some extra light out there while she's doing some trimming after sunset.Got the 4 pack, which comes with 4 lights and 4 metal stakes. We put them outside but didn't realize where the solar panels were, so we left them folded the first day and the lights seemed to have died by sunrise. However, she later found the little box pivots out, after a day of full light, they stayed charged all through the night.They've already been through half a hurricane and a few other rain showers. It's gotten under freezing a few times and they're still working, so overall pretty happy with the quality at this point. It adds a nice little ambience to the garden at night time and helps light the sidewalk in the mornings.

Overall, 3/4 of these items work great. Light glowing for most of the night as long as the sets get solar panels get a good amount of sunlight. The light is a dull glow. Nothing to light up your path, but it works great in grasses. The bulbs don't spread out well, but I used some twist ties and forced them apart.The main issue is that one of the solar lights does not seem to work. It turns on, but it doesn't hold a charge for more than 20min (which I'd consider "not working").

These solar warm white orb lights create a nice mood lighting effect in your garden or on your deck at night. These solar lights are quick to assemble and setup. Each light comes with its own built in solar panel, and each light has about 8 LED orb lights already attached. All you have to do is attach the bottom section of the pole to the light and that completes the required assembly. Don't forget to turn the light on the first time, that switch is located on the under side of the solar panel.These lights do not have a remote control, they are a simple setup, with a simple on & off switch. The lights will glow for about 5 maybe 6 hours of an evening before the charge is spent. When placing them, make sure the solar panels are facing in the direction of the sun and make sure they are not sitting in the shade or the shadow of something if you want to maximize the amount of time the lights can run at night.The overall quality of these lights is respectable, they are neatly made and are easy to assemble. They are not cheaply made, with pieces falling off of them. The solar panels are sturdy and look good. Lets see how they handle being left out in the weather day after day after day, but so far so good!

These lights come with individual solar panels….meaning no wires connecting the units together to then run off one central solar panel.Individual panels is most definitely the way to go.No tangled mess of wires in your garden and unlimited flexibility as far as placement goes, just make sure the panel is unobstructed and placed where it gets a reasonable amount of sunlight during the day).If you are going to get this type of cluster light I recommend getting at least 8 individual lights per unit.In this case there is 10 which is even better as it makes a much better impact.I have used units with as few as 4 “bulbs” and they are just “meh” in comparison.After a day of charging these units were impressively bright when they first came on.By the early morning hours they had dimmed quite a bit but still had an impact.I want to add some general comments based on my experience with very similar solar lights.To be clear I only had these lights installed for one week before removing for winter storage and I have no idea if I will have similar problems with these lights.Out of approximately 20 units ordered from other suppliers (but with mainly identical looking solar panels) I have had a roughly 50% failure rate in under one season.Despite being listed as IP65 rated, rain water has seeped inside and fried the solar panels.And not a bit of water, the casing is completely full of water.From what I understand from doing a bit of research, an IP65 rating doesn’t necessarily offer full protection from a driving rain or from a jet spray from a nozzle.I like these lights so much I will keep ordering similar units.The price is coming down a bit making the product a bit more affordable.I have ordered replacement solar panels for some units to extend the life.The way I see it this is a bit like buying annual hanging baskets.They look great for a year and then they die. For me it is worth it to make my garden look fantastic.P.S. It’s hard to show exactly what these look like at night, so I’ve had to use a flash in the first photo.

These so-called firefly lights are a dime-a-dozen, as they say. There are so many different choices out there, and the criteria that separates them will be features vs price. Are these ones priced comparably? Yes. Do they have any features that stand out from the others? No.With this set you get 2 individual sets of lights with 10 bulbs on each (which is more than most), and each with their own solar panel, allowing you to separate them. They are very easy to assemble; just attach the stakes and you're ready to push them into the ground. You can sort of adjust them but you're really just bending the meal wire inside which results in angles instead of curves. On the underside of the solar panel you will find 2 buttons: one for power and one to change the mode. There are only 2 modes: solid, and blink. When in blink mode, they all flash simultaneously and approximately once per second. I don't like the blink mode. It's not "flickering" like the description says; and other than the demure size, they resemble nothing like a firefly. If they slowly, randomly twinkled, that would better reflect a firefly. That aside, it's worth noting that the lights do not provide "lighting" so if you're looking for something to light up a walkway or similar, you need to look for something different. That's not a knock against these particular lights - they are all the same way.With that out of the way, if you are simply looking for a solid set of decorative, solar-powered accent yard lights, and are happy with either the solid or blinking modes, then these are just a good as any of the others out there, and are suitably priced.Pros: + Individual solar panels allow separation. + Warm, decorative lighting. + IP65 WaterproofCons: - No twinkle or "firefly" mode

They are stand alone, each with it’s own solar panel. They are not connected in one long string so can be placed randomly through the yard or garden. They sway in the breeze, which looks really nice, but they are in a clump and can’t be shaped. The 4 pack is a good value and each bunch consists of ten lights. There is an on off switch in case you would want to turn them off for some reason. You can choose between the lights being on steady or blinking. All the lights on each strand blink at the same time. I prefer the steady light, which is a soft light. The metal stakes are pretty sturdy as are the little lights. They got banged together quite a bit while testing them and are still in one piece. They will be a nice addition to my garden in the spring.

I do like me some solar lighting. And I have a LOT of it. :-)These are, imo, typical firefly style solar lights. The product specs indicate that you will get 15 hours of output from a 8 hour charging cycle. But nowhere does it list the battery capacity specs that would allow such a long activity time. I have some very serious doubts about this claim, but I'm sure the display at night will be very attractive however long it might last.The thing is that there are MANY variants of this type of solar firefly display available for purchase, and whether there are 6 or 8 or in this case 10 individual 'stalks', I've found they all look very nice illuminating the yard and gardens at night. Which is another way of saying that I don't find this set really at all unique. That's not a negative thing, but it is a thing.That being the case, like the vast majority of solar decor, price is likely to be one of the major determining factor in your decision making as the basic technology is identical across the product lines. Because of this I have now taken to buying solar devices largely on price. Whether this set offers the best value is something that only you can decide, but I will say that there are many choices to choose from as a basic search will soon reveal.The other large factor is capability. This set offers two modes of operation. Steady on and flashing. Steady on is just on and it looks great but the flashing mode to me is too 'flashy'. Too fast and hectic for my liking. I would have liked to see a slower flashing cycle or preferably the addition of other display modes such as fade. On the other hand, I have similar product that is only steady-on and offers no choice of display at all.These firefly lights are a great yard enhancement and if you find the pricing here acceptable, I'm sure you will be happy with the effect they produce.

These lights are not only a beautiful addition to gardens but also a practical and eco-friendly choice, being solar-powered.The LED lights emit a warm, inviting glow that creates a cozy ambiance, perfect for those quiet evenings spent around the fire pit. The dual mode feature allows for flexibility, as you can choose between a steady light or a softly flickering one, which adds a touch of whimsy and romance to the setting.The lights are well-designed and sturdy, with an upgraded waterproof feature that ensures they can withstand all weather conditions. I've had them installed for a few weeks now and they've held up beautifully, even through some unexpected rain showers.Installing the lights was a breeze. They come with easy-to-follow instructions, and the solar panels charge efficiently during the day. The lights automatically turn on at dusk and off at dawn, so you don't have to worry about remembering to turn them off.These Solar Garden Lights have become a favourite addition to our outdoor space. They look great while sitting out and enjoying our fire pit, creating a serene and picturesque setting. I highly recommend these lights for anyone looking to enhance their garden, patio, or pathway with a touch of elegance and functionality.