Easy to attach to post. Good instructions about activating switch to choose type of light to reflect. Light didn't come on when fully charged; I had to giggle battery to start it working, and now seems to be okay. I'm hoping it'll keep working.

This solar lamp exceeded my expectations! It charges quickly during the day and provides bright lightbat night The design is sleek and weather-resistant, making it perfect for outdoor use. Installation was super easy, and I love that it’s energy-efficient and eco-friendly. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable solar lamp as decoration

We purchased these to use out at our log home. We prefer to minimize outdoor light at night. And these solar dock lights really fit the bill. You can have them illuminate in white or blue. We chose blue color. We have used them though several seasons including summer, fall, and winter and they do not attract bugs. They do stay on all night from dusk til dawn. They are well weighted and do not move at all unless you bump them. We have chosen not to secure them to the surface in the event we want to relocate them at some point or re distribute them. Even on rainy and cloudy days, they re charge enough to stay on all night. Greta item.

I really love these but they are so wasteful.. No battery to replace or anything. One of them stopped working within 3 months. So, they are environmentlly stupid. A lot of plastic to throw away unless somebody knows something I don't. Yes I cleaned the panel on top with a dry rag, makes no difference.

Bought these simply to keep an eye on our dog as he wanders around the garden. Got cheapo ones not expecting much more than a glow, they are great, far better than the cost would suggest. Took a day of hazy sunshine (we live in Manchester, hazy sunshine is the best we can hope for) for them to charge, the light from them is bright and spreads well, as we got the pack of six they seem to follow him around. One criticism though, is the screws supplied are poor quality, the first rounded off even screwing into an old timber fence, dig out some decent screws and you won't be disappointed with the lights themselves.