GIGALUMI Solar Lights Outdoor Garden Waterproof,12 Pack,Stainless Steel LED Solar Garden Lights for Patio, Lawn, Yard and Landscape Decor, Colorful [Energy Class A+++]

Lovely lights!!Just don’t use much force inserting them into the ground (like I did 🤦‍♀️) because they’ll break

Very nice set of solar lights, easy to use (just remember to switch them on before placing them outside)

Very pretty lights that look lovely along my pathway. They aren’t super bright but this suits me as I didn’t want super bright as this would be a bit intrusive to my neighbours as we share a driveway . I would have given 5 stars but one of the lights didn’t work, tried new rechargeable solar batteries to no avail .

The colours are very pretty and show up very well. A good product at an excellent price.

I bought a pack of 12 lights, one of which didn't work properly. I messaged the company but that have ignored my message. I have had the remaining 11 lights working outside for a while now. The battery life (or perhaps the amount of strong sunshine needed to charge them up) is not very impressive - when I come back in the dark they have often gone flat after a couple of hours or so. So overall, they work to an extent but are not high quality. I suspect that after a year or so i will be needing to replace them at which point i will spend a bit more to get better quality

Amazing garden lights,look beautiful in my garden from the first night of putting them around my garden they lit up lovely! I will be ordering some more for sure.Thankyou

Quite possibly the worst Amazon purchase I have made. Ever.PROs: They arrived promptly, well packed, and gave every indication of being suitable as garden path edge identifiers.CONs: The amount of light they produce (brightness and spread), the duration for which they do it, and the percentage failure rate (25-30%) is dreadful.I accept that I'm writing this in December and perhaps they need bright sunny days of 18+ hours sunshine to charge them. But under these conditions I don't need garden lamps. It's when it gets dark by 3:30pm and it's been cloudy and dull all day that they are most required. I first 'charged' them before installing by placing the entire box of upward-facing solar panels under a bright indoor light for many hours. The LED came on in each case (one single LED per lamp!) when I assembled them and I hoped for the best. However, by the following late afternoon/evening 9 of the 12 were showing a faint glimmer. That's the best I got. I'm not convinced their light even had the strength to reach the ground they were pushed in to! A couple of hours later and they were all extinguished.I was surprised how inexpensive these lights were. I suppose I should have expected them to be equally cheap in performance. Although I would happily pay more (much more) for effective solar LED lights, my Amazon searches all appear to produce similar products at similar prices. With presumably similar disappointing performance.Perhaps I need to forget all aspects of solar and go for mains lights to achieve what I want. I find it difficult to imagine any situation where these rechargeable lamps would actually meet someone's requirements.In retrospect, the Product Details are a bit of a give-away. The bullet points highlight EASY TO INSTALL, ENERGY SAVING, WEATHERPROOF, ELEGANT DESIGN and MONEY-BACK WARRANTY. At no point do they promise "BRIGHT" or "LONG LASTING".

Very good lights very bright