SOLPEX 16 Pack Solar Outdoor Lights Pathway, Stainless Steel Solar Lights Outdoor Waterproof,LED Landscape Lighting Walkway for Landscape/Patio/Lawn/Yard/Driveway-Cold White

The lights work well. But the white light does not show up as well as a soft white.

I bought these to put a glow in the dark skull on them for Halloween. It worked perfectly and looked great. After Halloween was over, removed the skulls and placed around the yard. Looked so good someone took one, lol. Guess he thought so too.

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the SOLPEX 16 Pack Solar Outdoor Lights to add some illumination to my front pathway and garden areas, and I’m very pleased with the results. Here’s my take on these lights after a few weeks of use:Pros:• Easy Installation: Setting up these lights was extremely straightforward. Each light is lightweight, and with just a quick push into the ground, they were ready to go.• Sturdy Design: The stainless steel construction adds a nice touch of durability and looks great, blending well with the landscape without being too obtrusive.• Brightness: The warm white light is perfect for pathways—it’s bright enough to safely guide you without being harsh. It creates a welcoming ambiance around my yard.• Solar Efficiency: These lights charge during the day and stay on well into the night. Even with partly cloudy days, they still provide decent illumination.Cons:• Not Super Bright: While they do create a nice atmosphere, the lights aren’t particularly bright. If you’re looking for heavy illumination, these may be more suitable for accent lighting rather than primary lighting.• Ground Stakes Quality: The ground stakes are plastic and feel a bit flimsy. I had to be careful while pushing them in, especially in tougher soil.Overall, the SOLPEX 16 Pack Solar Lights are a fantastic value if you’re looking for a simple, energy-efficient way to add some charm and visibility to your garden or pathway. They’re not the brightest out there, but for accent lighting, they do the job perfectly!

For the price, these are ok. One light didn't work when we opened them up. The others illuminate after some solar charging, but they're not very bright.In fact, the brightness is so different than the product photos suggest that this is possibly a case of false advertising. I'd bet those photos didn't use the stock battery that comes with the product, or maybe they were photoshopped. Maybe that's normal for many products, putting them in the best light, but when brightness is a key feature of the product, that should not be exaggerated or falsified.I'd return them, but it's not worth the hassle, esp. after putting them into the ground right away to try them out, i.e., they're covered in dirt. These have more decorative value than utility, but it's also better than having no light. And they're fairly cheap at around $2 a piece (after discarding broken ones).I assume the batteries must be replaced with rechargeable ones, as is common with most solar lights I've seen, not everyday batteries; so it's cheaper to just buy a new set when the batteries eventually poop out. I wish someone would make an eco-friendly version at a low cost or at least using normal batteries.UPDATE: The seller reached out to me with options to make it right, so that's a good sign.

These work great. Got two boxes to line my little path through my freshly planted wildflower garden so I can look at the flowers and water without trampling seedlings. All the lights worked great. Pounded the stakes then topped them. All good. These are the warm color ones. I like that the poles are metal as I’ll be weed whacking them down next year fall to replant. Also, an update. Now I’m in Texas and we have tons of sun, but these solar lights are still on at dawn. Dimmer, but still going. So good job.

If I payed less than what's agreed or is asked for by seller, they would have been ripped off if I received what they promised. Well, I paid what was asked by seller & I received less than what was promised my the seller. I expected this to be a light that was powered by a AA battery, not a AAA battery. I do realize the difference & it's big. Further, this AAA battery has only a 100 mAh capacity! WOW! Never would I have imagined any product going THAT cheap! I wasn't expecting anything above or even at common standards. I usually buy least a 2500 mAh 1.2V AA Ni-MH or Ni-CD with a basic standard capacity being about 2000 mAh so I was going to be happy if it was only half that of a standard. So IU set my expectations low so I may be pleasantly surprised if they were anything more than housing a AA with 1000 mAh capacity....They were different & far less than described, to say the VERY least LOL! My lights only house 1 AAA, not AA, AND even worse - at lowest capacity I've ever seen in person...100 mAh!AAA No-MH or Ni-CD batteries are considered standard capacity at about 800 mAh, but I typically get them at 1000 mAh capacity.I've no idea how many cycles these claim to have or even if this info is available, but am not expecting much.Definitely am not expecting to find any info per drain, but would be smart to replace w/ a low self-discharge rate.Bottom line: I received different AND less than what was described. The exchange of my money for goods was not considered to be a fair exchange & the information listed by the seller was false.How will this seller hold up their end of the agreement in our exchange? I have suggestions, but would like to give the seller a chance to deliver at least way closer to standard AAA batteries since they obviously can't deliver what they promised (AA) nor can I use them in these. I think that 12 AAA Ni-NH (not Ni-CD) low self-drain/discharge rate batteries with at LEAST a 500 mAh capacity (half of what I typically get). Of course, they need to be able to charge & recharge at least 500 cycles. This isn't asking for much. I'm actually asking for less than what was described & expected, but I'll be very happy to accept this so long as the the false/inaccurate description is corrected.Please send 12 AAA Ni-MH 500 mAh or higher low self-discharge rate batteries that can cycle at LEAST 500 times AND change the item's description to reflect what you're selling. I'll update with a detailed account of exactly how this seller handles this situation. To be continued & possibly rating edited.