Bright Solar Pathway Lights 8 Pack Color Changing Waterproof Garden

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1. Miss KAT Verified Buyer – 9 September 2024

   I’m so pleased with these pathway lights. I’ve had several different path lights but these are the first with actual thick faceted glass instead of just holes or clear acrylic. It’s rich look and provides a bright pattern to light the way.

   These lights are super easy to install. Open the top, turn the light on, attach the stake and pole and push into the ground where the solar panel can get sun during the day. If the ground is hard, put the stake in before assembling the light. If the ground is too hard you can do as I did, put them in flower pots.

   I like the choice of warm or cool white light. Recommended.
   

2. Zoey Verified Buyer – 25 January 2025

   These garden / path lights are really high quality and the tops are made of textured glass. As a result, the light reflects really nicely into a pattern which is very pretty versus just a single light. They stand about a foot above the ground with the 4 or so inch spikes in the ground. I love that there are 8 in the set to light my whole path from driveway to porch. There are two light “on” settings, 1 for warm light (as pictured) and the other for bright white light. To turn them on you need unscrew the top panel, which is simple and easy to do, then select the on setting you want and put the top back on. They turn on when you flip the switch to show you which color you selected, but then they turn off unless it is dark.
   These are very nice and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them.
   

3. P.T. Verified Buyer – 10 February 2025

   Beautiful solar lights that illuminate to make a BEAUTIFUL PATTERN! Whenever I see these lights in my yard it brings a smile to my face because it’s so pretty.

   1 box came with 8 lights. They were SO easy to install. I also love that they are weather proof and have an AUTOMATIC on/off function. These lights also have 2 lighting options which was nice to find out about.

   These lights IMO illuminate to make my yard more BEAUTIFUL
   

4. Tammy Clark Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   These are so well made and nice. I was so impressed with when I first saw them. They are made of REAL GLASS, not like a lot of these cheap ones out there that are pretty , but when you get them you find out that they are just PLASTIC! The piece that goes into the ground is a really thick piece of plastic . So you can actually use a hammer to put that piece into the ground without it breaking. Then the glass piece sits right on top of the piece that goes into the ground. You can choose from warm white, or cool white lights. You have to push the button before you put it on the piece in the ground. HINT: I had to use an ink pen to be able to turn them on.. These are a great value for the money. They will last you longer than one season like those cheap plastic ones do, and they look a lot nicer!
   

5. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 17 March 2025

   A few lights don’t hold a charge for more than one hour. Others last a few hours and none last all night even with a whole bright sunny cloudless day of charging. They are nice looking lights but for the price I would expect them to stay lit up all night on a full day of sunshine’s charge.
   

6. NadeMagnet Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   Since joining Vine I’ve lost count how many different solar pathway lights I’ve now tried. It’s easily well above a couple dozen now anyways. I often end up giving them away to family and friends, but these we’re keeping. What we like about them. They have cold and warm light choices. So they’re easier to match to other lights. They have a glass globe and not plastic that scratches easily so it’s far easier to clean them as the inevitable bug and spiders build up in them. Though the rest is plastic, they don’t seem flimsy. They make a neater light pattern than just the run of the mill variation of a star that so many have. The light dispersion pattern is pretty wide for lights as tall as they are. Wider than many that are taller than them. They last all night. Even under ambient and not direct sunlight as we’ve had a few overcast days in a row. The one thing that is a common problem when it comes to these sort of inexpensive solar lighting, is longevity. We’ve had some where some stopped working in all of a few months. But as that’s not something I can attest to yet, so far I can’t think of anything to complain about. If these turn out to not last all that long I’ll come back and edit this. But as it is now we’re happy with them.