Solar Lights Outdoor

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
Perfect AND affordable

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
Very good, long lasting, bright

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
Wry satisfied with these lights. They seem strong and bright. The appearance is great. They don’t look cheap. So far they are wonderful lights. I take these kind of light and put them into chandeliers and hang on the deck.

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
Work really well. Solar charge keeps them burning for hours after dark. Easy to break stake if trying to push into ground without pre-digging a hole. High quality and nice bright lights.

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
These lights did exactly what we wanted and are beautiful pathway lights! Nice soft illumination and give plenty of light to light up any area with beauty! Would recommend! To anyone looking to light a walkway or path around the home!

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
Very good product for the cost. Easy assembly, and once charged, very good brightness and color.

[Color: 12 Pack - Warm]
I absolutely love these little stick lights! I wanted to improve the ambiance of our front and back yard, and these were such a nice addition. Setup was easy since they come mostly put together. All you have to do is connect the small bottom stake piece into the main shaft, and then pull out a little orange tab so the solar function can work. It took me less than 5 minutes.I stuck them in dirt underneath our rock beds, and they went in fairly easily. A few times I had to adjust them since they were leaning a bit because I like the uniform, vertical look. But once they were set, they were sturdy due to the length of the shafts. There is a few inches of height leeway depending on how shallow or deep you want them stuck into the ground. Just beware that the tradeoff with that is also stability.Boy do they hold up well. I was worried about our Midwest weather with snow storms, thunderstorms, sleet, etc. They don’t even care! They shine bright enough to appreciate at night, but not so bright that it will bother your neighbors. We live on a darker street, so I wanted something illuminating but not attention seeking. This does exactly that.Finally, with the lights being solar comes the typical pros and cons. You don’t need to charge them or replace batteries, but they are dependent on sunlight to function. Every so often I’ll look out and see one is off at night or dimly lit due to the Sun angle or overcast weather from the day. It is what it is. At this price point, I’ll take it!