CaiFang Solar Deck Lights Outdoor, 16 PCS Solar Step LED Waterproof Lighting for Outdoor Deck, Patio, Driveway (Warm White)

It works well provided it is exposed to direct sunlight. The brightness is not that good but it solves the purpose.

Wonderful products. After fixing there was heavy rain. I though lights will not work. But on the next day after getting charge the whole day, all lights are working. I am so happy.

Received one faulty light.

Could be more strong and better ,brightness is a bit low but value for money need to check how long it lasts

Well they look like Diya’s from a distance but I would definitely recommend them just fit them and forget about them! You can change the battery if it ever goes bad too!

Cheap quality, half the lights dont work. Have ordered twice and the same issue keeps happening over and over again!

Good

Durable lights have been using this for 3 months and very easy to install good buy

I loved the ease of installation. I do wish the lights were a little brighter but very satisfied otherwise!

J'ai installé ces lumières dans 2 escaliers lors du mariage de notre fille le 2 septembre dernier. Effet Wow!

庭の広がりができました

Very bright and lights up our back yard

We have a lot of decks and stairs that could do with lighting. Having dealt with solar-powered specialty lights before, I ordered these to try them out. I don't have a lot of good experiences with them, but the price was right, and I decided to give it a shot.And I can say I am happily surprised. The lights were much brighter than expected and lasted much longer. Of course, depending on the exposure to sunlight, the light might last longer and burn brighter - but overall, they beat my expectation.The installation on a wooden deck went fast and without issues.A cautionary note: if you plan to put these lights on stairs - keep in mind that the lights will show a height of about a quarter inch. This does mean a higher chance of tripping over. I did not install them on stairs, but I understand that they might cause a trip hazard if you do.That comes with a side note, though; in winter, the lights are far, far less bright - logically. And they burn shorter than in the summer. But we need them for the summer, during which they perform nicely.It also needs to be stated that - since these are solar-powered lights, having them installed where the lights get enough exposure to the sun is mandatory.