4×4 Solar Post Lights 50 Lumens Waterproof Outdoor 12 Pack Black

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1. veranda Verified Buyer – 15 April 2024

   I’m so happy with these lights. They are beautiful and my front steps feel safe now.
   

2. The Fig of Newtons Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   Great value and universal fit for vinyl vs wood. I put them on 4×4 vinyl posts and you just have to remove the extra white spacer.

   Nice that they have two different white light colors as well.

   Packaging was compaxt and functional, you do have to assemble a little but it’s easy (you feel like you might break the base when turning it/assembling to the top, but don’t worry, you won’t).

   Docking a star as the plastic isn’t the highest quality and there was a small ding on one of the of solar panels (but I don’t expect either those to really impact the form or function there.) Also it would have been nice if they came with some vinyl PVC silicone for securely mounting to vinyl posts. They came with some screws but that would look tacky and leave a hole if I ever wanting to change them. They still stay snug on the post though, I just like to use that so kids don’t pull them off. They look good and, are easy to put together, and really should be maintainence free.
   

3. 4.8 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 21 April 2025

   I actually ordered the wrong size for this product. These are for 4×4 posts whereas I have 5×5 posts. However, despite the mistake, these will actually fit decently on a 5×5 post with the outer LEDs sitting on the outside of the post. Only the center LEDs are obscured. The bottom switch has 3 settings: cool white, off, and warm white. Internals are extremely simple. It’s just a couple LEDs wired up to an 18650, and wired up to a solar cell with a light sensor. The 18650 is branded as HongLi with a capacity of 1200mAH. Most batteries from China tend to have extremely exaggerated mAH ratings, or impossible ratings like 9900mAH that is nearly 300% what is physically possible with current lithium technology, so I’m not actually sure what to make of a Chinese 18650 that has a low capacity rating out of the box. Perhaps it’s accurate? Considering how light the battery feels, I’d definitely say it’s low capacity, probably half the weight of a standard 2500mAH 18650, so maybe the 1200mAH rating is accurate. Couldn’t get a decent shot at night since it’s so dark, since these actually generate very little light. I’m able to make out the position of my fence, but I can barely see any illumination on the ground. Hard to argue the price, for a 12 pack, these cost about 30% what you would pay at the hardware store. You do kind of get what you pay for though. Ironically, if you compare prices, these cost about the same or even less than what you would pay for just plain plastic caps at a hardware store.