Solar Pathway Lights Outdoor ,Solar Powered Landscape Garden Lights for Pathway ,Lawn, Patio, Yard,Path,Walkway Decoration-12 Pack(Warm White)

The media could not be loaded.  Everyone complains that my house is difficult to find at night because my builder installed minimal outdoor lighting. The pathway leading to my front door has been pitch black since I moved in. I finally decided to grab a set of solar lights, at least to light up the walkway to my door. They just arrived today, and while it may seem a little early to brag a bit, I’m completely satisfied with my experience so far. Let’s start at the beginning:1. The price point is perfect for a set of 12 lights. I didn’t want to invest a lot of money because solar lights will typically go bad after a few years and require replacement, regardless of cost (the batteries do get weaker over time and the efficiency declines).2. The set arrived in a very small box. I was surprised at how much the company could fit in such a little package. Not much waste to dispose of.3. The assembly was super easy! I’m including photos showing exactly how they arrived. You just take the light shade off of each unit, flip the switch to “on,” pull out the stake and reverse it with the pointy side out on the bottom. Then push into the ground.4. My lights arrived with a solid charge already, which was great since it was dark and rainy all day today when I installed them. Installing them in my wet flower bed area was super easy since the ground was soft. I actually recommend doing that if you can, especially if you live where there is harder soil. If you have clay soil, you may have to pre-dig a hole first.WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE BUYING* These are very small and somewhat dainty looking, but they are sufficient for my purposes. I have included a photo to show how big they are in proportion to my hand.* It’s best to install them when the ground is softer (after a rain). If you force them too much into hard soil, you could bend the poles. They recommend that you pre-dig holes if you are installing in hard soil such as clay.* Don’t expect super bright lights that provide substantial lighting for security purposes. If that’s what you need, you may want to consider electrical-based lighting.Overall, I absolutely recommend this set if you’re looking for something to subtly light up your garden or walkway. If anything changes over time, I will certainly come back to update my review.One last thing, I realize the lights look blue in my photos. They are NOT blue. They are bright white. The camera phone makes it appear as though they have a blue hue. All of my photos and videos were taken on day 1. The sun didn’t shine at all on the day of installation. It was raining all day, so this is the charge straight out of the box.

These ended up being less than $2 each and they’re just as bright as the ones I got from Costco. They’re a bit more compact, and they look pretty sleek when you pair them on a path way.12 makes a good coverage for my 20ft entrance pathway. 6 on each side. I recommend sticking the ground stake into the soil before attaching the light. Don’t use the light for leverage as it will risk damaging it. I learn it the hard way on my old set of lights.

Almost all lights stopped working after a year. One broke trying to put in ground. None of them very bright. Just not worth the money - same ones you get at the dollar store cheaper.

At first, I was very pleased with the lights. Though they are fragile, they were easy to assemble and install. I loved the brightness and overall look of them. However, after just 30 days, 2 of the lights stopped working for no apparent reason. After 4 months of ownership, I have only 7 working lights. I expect the others to stop working soon. **UPDATE** Customer service reached out to me regarding my dissatisfaction. The agent was very friendly and understanding. I was offered either a refund or replacement, and they followed through with my choice. It was a very pleasant experience.

These lights are nice to light a pathway that is not lit by coachlights or street lights. The only drawback is that the plastic spikes are pretty flimsy. I cut the heads off spikes used for landscape timbers and used them for the spikes to hold the lights.

They are bright for being small and a good price for 12, but four out of the 12 wouldn’t light up at all. That’s a third of them, which is pretty bad. I hope the company will send me some more.

The 1st light quit working in 4 months. The last light quit after 1 year and 4 months. They are not very bright and I live in a rural area where there are no other light sources around my property. I let them charge for 2 full days before turning them on. I expected them to cast more light but they did not. Spend a little more. I have some other solar lights I bought at the same time and they work wonderfully.

Although I purchased these in 2020, I kept them in the box and didn't install them till the spring time this year (2021). All the lights worked great and were easy to setup/install. After a few months, several are no longer lighting up. I really liked the size an the ease of installing them and expected them to last longer than 4 months...