2/20/25: well one of these had completely died. The other still works. Too bad.

Update: despite missing hardware, I like these simple lights. Elegant and contemporary. I’ll settle for them because they look okay. A little overpriced for what they are (simple plastic pieces you assemble yourself). But the light element seems to be high quality.

Missing screws. Searched all through the package. They didn’t include enough to put 2 lamps together. Yes, you must assemble these cheap plastic lamps. Luckily I had an assortment of screws to use.

These solar lamps are just what I was looking for at a great price. They lit up right out of the box. Assembly was easy, and you can choose a tall or short height. They put off a nice warm light and stay lit all night. They add a nice glow to the landscape in the evening and look nice during the day as well. They are completely plastic, so they may degrade in the Texas sun over time, but I’m ok with that for the price.

This is a pretty good design as it seems it can handle the elements well and since owning it, snow has fallen as well as rain without any effect on the light. You can never really tell how well they are seal until they experience the weather.

It has decent luminosity for it’s size and with a couple of them working in concert you light a pretty large area and of course deter undesirables lol.

Overall it’s a decent option.

Until We Meet Again
-Off The Grid Ken

I have ordered several packets of these lights and have them throughout my garden and pathways. They continuously change colors and are really pretty.

So far they work fine and look great.
I like the warm light temperature.

Over the past 5 years, I've installed over 75 of these solar lights (warm white) on my 3 acre property. They are particularly useful in locations where I do not want to run a wire and pay big $$'s for low voltage lighting fixtures. They are very flexible and allow me to easily re-position lights when the grasses grow too tall or the deer kick over the fixture. Quality is good. Most lights have survived 3+ years of south Texas extreme heat and freezing rain. For mature multi-trunk oak trees, I deploy 2 or 3 solar lights. The solar panels gather adequate energy during the day. In high mode, I can typically see all solar lights until I go to bed at 11pm. Excellent value for the money.