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The media could not be loaded. I’m a lover of all things celestial and this silhouette of a fairy sitting on the crescent moon is just so magical!You are able to adjust where the fairy sits, but as you can see in my photos, I like it so it looks as if they’re on the globe.I also love the intricate design fabricated on what feels like some sort of metal. The glass globe when lit up at night emits this soft glow creating that same ethereal pattern on my mulch and plants. It’s really quite pretty to see it in person and adds a nice subtle touch to your gardens… also an added plus: super easy to set up. Just twist screw the 3 pieces together and stick it into the ground!

Looks great in the yard - day and night !

They look brilliant flanking my walkway and i do not regret the purchase! They are not very bright though so be for warned..

This lights up nicely and very detailed. I like that you can make it taller or shorter by adding/removing part of the stake.

This beautiful pair of solar moon lights come very well packed and extremely easy to assemble. A simple on/off switch is on the bottom of the solar panel. An LED light shines through the crackled glass orb nested inside each moon and emits a beautiful glow when it is dark outside. These would be a beautiful addition to any garden or yard.

I got sucked in by the pics. The reality is that it’s crappy cheap and shines no light. Waste of money. I got duped.

Easily assembled. As pretty up close as they are from afar. They light up reliably and look great among my flowers.

Review for HOMEIMPRO 2Pack Moon Garden Solar Lights Outdoor Stakes, Waterproof Crackle Glass MetalI was impressed when I unboxed these that the metal used to make them was not wafer thin, with sharp edges. The metal has some substance to it. The edges are rolled. The finish is nice and coppery.I put the sections with the solar chargers out in the sun all day to charge. That is one of three post sections. You have to switch them on to charge according to the directions, and I did that. When they were charged I brought them inside to assemble the lights. I was surprised that the LEDs did not switch off when I brought them under the lamplight indoors, but they did not go off. It did allow me to see the nice light pattern on the ceiling, cast by the crackle glass balls, after I screwed on the top moon part. That informed my decision to put these under some shrubs so that they cast their light upward on the leaves. I did think that these would only illuminate at night. I will have to see if that is true outside or if somehow they are not affected by artificial light.So, the moon part is attached now, then the other parts of the post go on. They screw on ok, but they are not the most secure, they seem a little wobbly. I worry that they will come apart. You do have to make sure that you don't cross thread them, they are a little touchy.The switches on the bottom of the chargers have an odd rubber cover on them, it is very loose and I think it will tear and fall off pretty quickly. Other than that, there is only on and off for the switch. The solar chargers do have a hinge so you can adjust the angle up or down. But there is no way to adjust them to any other place around the post, to make them face the sun, without turning the entire pole around, or by partially unscrewing one of the post sections. And with a directional decoration like the crescent moon on top, you really want to place it in a particular orientation.So far they have been illuminated for about 5 hours, and they still seem to be going strong.These are nice. I may have some issues with some of the aspects of these lights, but they are very different than most of the solar lights out there, and they are very pretty. I think they will make a great addition to a lot of gardens. Or a great gift.