Customer Reviews With Photos

These lights are well built and pretty sturdy. They can be mounted to a 4x4 or a 6x6 or even mounted to a flat surface. I love the wicker pattern and the shadows it throws. They are fairly bright for the accent light lighting I use them for. We get about 6-7 hours of light from a charge. Overall I really like these.

It only took about two weeks for water to start getting inside the lights. Out of the 8- pack, at least half have this issue so far.

My spring project for home improvement includes installing solar lighting around the house. I have tried many solar light on the market and have received mixed feedback. This solar motion sensor light is brighter than my expectation. It can be easily installed and minimum effort. This solar light is so lighter than it makes my other older solar lighter looks old. I have not own this product long enough to give response to durability. However, the light is working fine so far. I would like there is option foř light color. The solar light is brighter and better than expected.

I waited 4 months to write this as I wanted to see how they held up. I put up 30 of them around our acre lot fence and they all still work. Even through a hail storm that damaged my truck and roof. I like the more warmer light. They last the entire night and look just about as bright at 5 am as they do at 10 pm. If you have the need, buy them. Worth every penny.

Very small (I read the reviews but they were even smaller than I thought) Very pretty. Well lit. They are at the bottom of my steps (see pic). Not sure if people from the street can even see them. LOL

Zbluxbz outdoor solar lantern is nice. This lantern has a nice warm glow at night. It charges during the day and when the switch is in the on position it will go on and off with daylight to light your walkway when you arrive home. Just a nice glow for the yard that goes well with my walkway lights and my firefly lights in the shrubs. Looks great on my shepherd's hook hanging at the corner near the fire pit. Good purchase. UPDATE: This lantern has been hanging in the yard for 5 days or so now. The plastic cord that makes up the outside of the lantern has had time to expand and shrink in the hot sun. The cords simply loop over small metal ends and one has come loose so far. My husband fixed it with pliers but note that upon close inspection there are a few cords barely over the metal end and need adjusting. I'm also starting to wonder about the attachment of the handle over time.

I was skeptical when I opened the package. Unlabeled box, no instructions. Lights are very thin, thinner than a strand of Christmas lights, and the panel is really small. But I set them out on my dock, and was pleasantly surprised. They’re facing east. It’s not all day sun, but they’re probably getting about 12 hours total, with about half of that direct sun. The panel is just stuck in between some rocks on my breakwater. The lights come on a little after dusk, but before full dark. They seem to work even if it’s been overcast or raining. They’re not quite as bright as some nearby solar post & deck lights, but they’re close, & the post & deck lights were much pricier. They’re certainly bright enough to see my dock at night. I’m not sure how long they stay on, but at least 6 hours. I like the color temperature. A little cooler than regular incandescent bulbs, but not so garish & cool as a fluorescent. I have no idea how durable they are, they’ve only been out a couple weeks. But given the price & how they work, I’d be well pleased if they lasted a season. I chose these specifically because they turn off (I want to keep looking at the stars!) & the on-off works fine. There’s a “mode” selector, but without instructions, I have no idea what the other modes do. I was just happy with whatever I got first, which is ever so slightly twinkly. I saw other reviews where the lights didn’t work all that well. Possibly being on the water reflects more light so they are more effective than in another setting. Or maybe I got lucky! I’m really happy with the lights so far, but I need them to get through the season. I don’t want to be out there stringing lights all the time! I wouldn’t be surprised either way, since one the one hand they do seem a little flimsy & mine are exposed to some dramatic weather, but on the other hand, they’ve been through a few storms already. *Usually* you get what you pay for ;) but if these last a few months, they’re an exceptional bargain & I’d buy them again next year.

Bought 3 boxes which is a total of 12 lights. I got to put up 9 1 came broken and the other simply wouldn't charge. The one on the lift is pushed in the one on the right is how it suppose to look

Easy to assemble and this photo was taken after one day of charged. They have a nice vintage glow. I like the way it illustrates without overpowering the area in my garden. They lasted until morning. The back is covered to protect the electronics so I’m hoping they will last for many seasons.

I thought they were going to be brighter but they still give off great light. They have 3 different modes and that’s great depending on what you need them for. DONT HANG THEM TO HIGH THOUGH. because if you do it won’t detect motion and soon as you would want them too. But overall good product I would recommend them to someone if they were looking to light up a dark area

My first set lasted about 14 months. But for the price, understandable. I waited till they were back reduced and bought new ones for my deck. Just brings lots of colors and enjoy watching them fad and change colors.

Update: After posting this review, the seller reached out, offered a refund or replacement. They were very easy to work with and the replacements sent work beautifully. The best part, I didn’t have to drive two towns over to the npcpsolar.com return center. All directions were followed: the lamp was in full Florida for two days, turned on but did not work. I tried to return but was asked to place both in original box, which we no longer had because the only way to see if it works is to leave it out in the sun. The cost in gas to return it wouldn’t be worth it. Buyer beware: keep your box in tact. Our box had already been damaged when shipped here.

These are bigger than I expected. However, not as bright as I thought. Very nice star burst pattern. I'm the only house in my neighborhood that has them and have received many compliments. It does stay on longer if it was a sunny day, about 7 hours into the night if it was sunny all day. If it's cloudy, about 3-6 hours. That's not this item's fault because I understand they recharge by sunlight. Overall it feels cheap and light when you hold it in your hand, but looks premium. I only wished they were brighter. Check out my pics. Update 10/24/17: 2 of the stakes that go into the ground are now broken. I think my landscaper broke them. They are made of cheap plastic and easily break. I had to go to Lowe's and buy 2 cheap solar lights so I could get replacement stakes. Update 1/13/18: 4 of the plastic stake have now been broken. I keep gluing them back with super glue which works for a while. Then it gets broken again. I have 4 of these along my driveway. The problem is my wife or guests park in the driveway and accidentally knock them down while parking or opening the car door. Because the stakes are made of plastic, they snap real easily. They should be made of metal. Also, now it's winter and the lights stay on for about 3 hours total due to lack of sunlight to recharge the batteries. I'm lowering my score to 3 and am thinking of getting plugged in lights with metal stakes. Update 6/16/18: All 8 of them are still working which surprises me! So I have to give props for that. BUT, all 8 have had their stakes broken. I just kept super gluing them back. The last 2 I just slammed them into the ground without the stakes and it works much better because there's nothing to break. Still rating these at 3 stars because for the price, I feel they should have included metal stakes! Update 4/5/19: So 2 of them have been run over and crushed. I've salvaged the batteries. I've also bought better rechargeable batteries and the remaining 6 last longer, about 6+ hours if it was a sunny day. This is a still an ok buy for the nice pattern but I'd probably won't be replacing the 2 broke ones. Update 11/5/19: Another one was broken by my landscaper. I've bought more because I like the sunbeam pattern. The plastic stakes seem improved and more rigid. This time I've replaced all the rechargeable batteries with high capacity 2800mah which lasts all night now. The batteries they came with were 500mah and sucked. For the price, I feel they should come with better batteries. Also after 2 years, the clear plastic had pitted and don't look as bright compared to new replacements. For the price, they should have been glass.

bought these for back by swimming pool wall to light it up at night and spot light They were easy to stick up with the tape they recommended

Literally just installed therefore they are not quite charged. They look classy, and all worked out of the more than 29 lights