Outdoor Solar Pathway Lights 6 Pack Waterproof Auto On Off 15 Hour Runtime

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1. karen Verified Buyer – 6 June 2024

   These solar lights feature a high-performance monocrystalline silicon solar panel, offering 29% energy conversion rate and faster charging. With a powerful battery, they provide up to 12–15 hours of bright illumination after a full charge. They come in a pack of 4. They offer 15+ Hours Runtime Garden Light, Auto On/Off, Lighting for Outside Yard Walkway Driveway Landscape, Warm White. These look elegant and were very easy to assemble and place in the ground. Great quality and value for the money.
   

2. Dungeon Dreamer Verified Buyer – 14 July 2024

   Came as a 2 pack and only one is working. Cheaper looking and cheaply made. Provides decent ambient warm light, doesn’t look bad from afar you can tell closer up it’s hard plastic. I like that the lights are long but again, the quality was lacking. I cannot recommend this product when only 1 out of 2 worked. This product should be priced low as it stands.
   

3. Kate Verified Buyer – 13 August 2024

   These two LED solar lights are very bright with a reflector cup in a glass-like lampshade that looks very modern with a warm-white light and a vintage filament. They look like wired-in landscape lights. The entire casing appears very durable. The pole and stakes are thick and strong. They are easy to install, just simply fit the pieces together to your chosen height and slide the switch to “on” position. They don’t have different light levels, but I wasn’t looking for that. The tallest height with two poles inserted is 25 in, but I only used the one pole to bring it to about 18 in high. Without the pole and just the stake, the light fixture is about 12 in high. I feel the price equals the quality of the light, including that it’s waterproof, and the lamp is able to retain solar energy until dawn.
   

4. Jackie Verified Buyer – 3 February 2025

   These Solar Pathway Lights provide a warm white glow and add a welcoming look to my walkway & garden. The reflector cup design helps amplify the light, and the output is brighter than many standard solar lights, it’s also taller which is nice.

   The lights charged easily during the day and consistently turned on at dusk without needing any manual operation. After a full day of sun, they stayed illuminated well into the night. The construction feels sturdy, and they handled a heavy rain without any issues.

   I used these for my back walkway and am very happy with how they perform. I plan to purchase additional sets to complete the area.
   

5. Ashe Verified Buyer – 6 February 2025

   Beautiful solar lights. Works the same as standard solar lights but much more attractive. Comes with two extensions plastic stake for three height options. I’ve opted to use the stake only and I love how they look. Appear much larger than expected based on dimensions. Have a few brands of solar lights and this set is the only one where all units were working after a rainy overcast day. Lighting is very subtle and at ground level casts just enough light to see the path where our motion lights don’t reach. Four screws on the underside of the lid allow access to the battery in case it needs to be replaced in the future. Love them!
   

6. Peter Simpson Verified Buyer – 13 March 2025

   These solar powered lights seem really good so far. They are smaller than I thought they would be because the pictures on the sales page make them look huge. But I prefer their small size.

   These lights are simple to use. They have an on/off switch that activates them. They only turn on when they sense that it is night time. If you look at my picture, I initially had one of them under the bright coach light fixture on my wall. As a result, the garden light would not activate because it was getting too much direct light. After moving it, all of the lights work fine.

   I installed them last night, shortly after sunset and they were still on at 6:00am this morning. And that was just with the charge that they brought from the factory.

   These garden lights come with various mounting poles, in case you want to elevate their position. I didn’t use the poles, but they seem sturdy.
   

7. 4.8 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 24 March 2025

   I have a bit of a solar landscape lighting addiction. I currently have 7 different types in my yard! From uplight spots to pathway lights to decorative lanterns, I’m all about a good solar light. These sleek, modern lights are replacing ones at the end of my driveway that conked out after 2 months. Hopefully these will last longer! I really like the clear glass (plastic) exposed-bulb look of these. They’re more stylish than the typical frosted globe types. They really look much more expensive than they are. I only used a single extension pole for my installation, but they can be taller with the additional extensions. One of the biggest issues I run into with spike lights like these is flimsy plastic poles that crack on installation. These are plastic, but they seem a bit sturdier than most. And since there are extra poles I can replace them if needed. I recommend a rubber mallet to hammer them in, or a small block of wood to cushion the hammer blows. These came already charged up so I was able to enjoy them right away. Another issue I’ve run into with other lights is they’re not properly weather-proofed, which is silly for outdoor lights! These seem better protected, and the on/off switch is housed inside a rubber cover to protect the electrical parts. I’ll update the review if these end up falling apart, but so far these seem very good for the price.

   

8. Steezy Verified Buyer – 7 April 2025

   This is a set of two solar lights. They look like small, modern version of those old-fashioned street lamps I used to see as a kid. They have three pieces in the stand portion so you can adjust the height. At the highest (when put in the ground), they reach about two feet into the air. The lowest would put them pretty much on the ground, with the lamp stretching up about 8”.

   As a dedicated instruction book ignorer, I missed the part about how to turn them on. The on-switch is inside the top of the light — you lift the solar panel/top off to switch it on. They put out quite a bit of light and charge beautifully. Mine are in an area with direct sun for a few hours a day and indirect sun/shade the rest of the day, and they stayed on for at least 8 hours after dark. They’ve held up with one big storm and hopefully will continue to do so. Very happy with these.