Silingpa Solar Garden Lights IP64 Waterproof Landscape Pathway Lights for Outdoor Patio Yard and Garden

This is an Excellent Buy if you Want Something to Brighten up your Pathway or Garden at Night, without Breaking The Bank..The Solar Power makes them Easy to use. The Solar Change usually Last All Night.

Loving my lights! Bright, white and very decorative

I was a bit hesitant at first thinking they might not be bright enough or not be of good quality but I must say - I was very surprised to how much I actually loved these garden lights. They're quite bright for having only one LED inside. I planted these all around the house and it just looks so lovely at night. I'd really recommend these to anyone wishing to add a little illumination to their gardens or walkways. Just lovely. (side note: amazon's rings of prime is absolutely horrendous! it's a slap in the face to all JRRT enthusiasts. don't watch it!)

Dan un toque de calides y alumbran muy bonito

These are replacing similarly designed lights and look just the same but newer. The main difference is these have an on/off button instead of a tab you pull out. Since I did not put out all of the lights, I’m hoping the leftovers will still be useable later. Though not overly bright, they are just w what I wanted to highlight the planted beds along my driveway. They may not be bright enough to light a path. They are good value for the money but not overly sturdy. The base that goes in the ground is plastic and is you accidentally drag your house across the light like I did, the metal tube will tip and snap off part of the top of the base so it won’t hold the tube straight up. Luckily I have bases from my old set to fill in when this happens. You can replace the battery when the light dies by removing two small screws (at least I did this in my old lights). But the process is a little delicate as the wires can easily detach, rendering the light unusable. Unless you can solder, but the connection is delicate and would be difficult and not worth the trouble for the price of replacements. I dislike getting things that eventually end up in the land fill, but I’m not at the stage of getting wired lighting yet, which I assume is sturdier and more expensive. One more thing, the lights need decent sun access to the tops, something that wanted in certain locations in the winter at my house in S.Cal. For the price, I’m willing to accept this.