Solar Ground Lights 16-Pack, 12 LED Waterproof Solar Garden Lights, Super Bright Outdoor Disk Lights for Yard, Walkway, Patio, Lawn, Pathway Decorations (White)

Sidewalk lights. One did not work out of box but I haven’t contacted company yet to get replacement. Arrived early and very happy with 11 out of 12 !!!! I’m sure company will make it right.

Maybe I don’t have them in the best spots to get sunlight, but sometimes there are a few that either won’t turn on at night or will be barely dim. I have bought two boxes of these now but I’m not stoked on the brightness level. I’ve put them at the base of plants and bushes and trees all over the property. They are a great value though

We put these around my pool. They are super bright and look beautiful HOWEVER the are very fragile. My dog has ran over two of them and tapped it with his foot and the heads broke off. One we fixed but one we couldn’t. I would give 5 stars otherwise.

Couldn’t believe how bright they are.

My original review is below. I'm adding this just a week later.TWO have now died from water leaks getting into the electronics. The battery gets wet, the brownish acid solution destroys the switch - both of the deaders have significant rust on the *switch* contacts.MY ADVICE: If you are mechanically & technically adept, AND you can buy this design *cheap*, like under $1.25/per light, AND you're willing to put in some work, fine - order them & UPGRADE THEM YOURSELF BEFORE EVER PUTTING THEM IN YOUR GARDEN!As for me, I've upgraded the 6 remaining lights, and ordered 6 of a different design; we'll see if it's any better.UPGRADE: #1 - Disassemble. #2 - UPGRADE THE SEAL. The gasket supposed to seal the clear lens to the body needs work. #2a. Glue the gasket to the clear lens, with waterproof glue. Superglue works, but is too fast acting to get the gasket positioned properly. #2b. MOST IMPORTANT: Get some sort of clear plastic protective stick-on film, something with a bit of stretch to it (I had stuff on hand, but I don't recall where I got it). Cut a circle 1/2" larger than the clear lens & stick it on the OUTSIDE, leaving the 1/2" overlap. NOTE: My lights did not have a protective film on the lenses; if yours do, LEAVE IT ON. (I did this to try to seal the crack on mine, using strips of plastic film superglued in place. Finally, I just put a full sheet over the whole lens) #3 - Put dessicant packs inside the electronics compartment if you have any on hand #4 - Replace the 600mAh battery with a 2300-2600mAh battery. #5 - (IF YOUR TECHNICALLY COMPETENT...) The lights run down too quickly, even with a battery upgrade. There are numerous U-Tube videos on how to improve this by replacing a molded coil on the small circuit board. Mine had 220uh coils & drew ~20ma. Experimenting, I found that 150uh coils reduce current draw to about 10-12ma & the lights last till dawn, with a barely perceptible reduction in light output.[Original Review]I don't dislike these; the look nice and are pretty much what I wanted, though not as bright as I'd like.My problem with them is they aren't constructed to stand up to a normal garden setting.The clear plastic on 5 of 8 has already developed cracks due to the heat; the cracks let in moisture; all of these have condensation on the inside of the "glass".I placed these in our backyard garden spaces, which are all fenced and protected, so it's clear that the problem is heat & water.Of 8, one has died completely. Of the working ones, most come on at dusk, and have run out of juice within a few hours.YMMV

I purchased a 12 pack last June. I liked them so much I bought 12 more. After less than 3 months, half do not light at all, a few come on very dim, and the rest only stay light for an hour or so. They all got plenty of sunshine. We installed in stoned pathways, and we’re not exposed to significant amounts of rain. Last night I checked them all with the results described above. I wasted $75 on lights that looked good for a while, but no longer work as described. It is too late to return them to Amazon, so they will be headed for the garbage can. Moral of the story, the lights are not built to last

Love the lights they add a perfect touch to any house. A few of mine where not assembled fully or where damaged in shipping, due to the metal covering being bent away from the plastic. But every light worked beautifully. The only complaint I have is make sure the ground is super soft that you are trying to put the lights into as to the steak isn’t very structurally sound. But for the price and overall ease and beauty these lights provide I am happy with my overall purchase!

I purchased these solar ground lights to go around my flower bed. There are very bright, easy to install, and worth the money. We use to have the solar lights that stick up out of the ground, and they didn't give off hardly any light. Plus they were always breaking off at the top.

Aproximadamente al segundo mes empezaron a parpadear por las noches y no retienen la carga, al principio se veían muy bien pero su calidad no es buena para nada.