GIGALUMI Garden Path Lights 8 Pack, Solar Powered, Bright Outdoor Yard Lights Waterproof for Landscape, Lawn, Pathway, Walkway and Driveway (Cold White)

This set of LED lights is a real bargain. It came in a box of 8 lights and they were so easy to be assembled. The descriptions truly describe the product. The materials used are of high quality. The clear panels allow a beautiful light pattern to be shed on the path. They are cute, sturdy and they should last long, which is a lot better than my old plastic set. The LED module is really bright and good enough to serve the purpose of pathway lighting. One full charge could last many hours as described. The cool color temperature of the light gives a fresh and serene outdoor garden mood. This set of lights enhances my Japanese-styled front yard landscape. This supplier provides very good sales services I feel very happy to buy their products again. This brand is highly recommended and I bought its products again this time.

These are really nice pathway lights. They’re not extremely bright, but they’re “bright white” and they create the nicest light patterns on the ground, around the stake. My parents love them so much they want me to order more. Instead, I’ve ordered rechargeable batteries so we learn to stop buying new ones once these stop lighting up. We’ll just put in a new rechargeable battery and enjoy these for as long as they’ll last.

Maybe the documentation is great, but the box that I got had none, although everything seemed to be in original packaging. If you buy this and can't get them to work, you need to twist the top off the lantern. There's a bit of plastic so the batteries aren't connected, and a power switch, all behind the "glass". Pull plastic, turn on switch, charge in the sun, and you should have some light when the sun goes down.I'm in Michigan, and December. Typically, they seem to be out in under 4 hours. On cloudy days, they might not last an hour with any light at all. I have put these along my drive, and it appears cars driving down the street and shining in my yard are enough to turn the ones near the end of the drive off. Even then, when the cars are away, they aren't well lit very late.Overall, they look good. Got them to mark the edge of the driveway for snow plowing. Not sure they'll survive the plowing but by then the plow should know where the drive is! What light they generate is a plus.Edit: Received several communications from the company. No help for the problems with the lights but several options to improve them. Due to customer support, overall rating improved.Edit 2: Just an FYI, but one of the seven lights has failed. Attempted to contact company via Amazon that lead to the company web site. Site has a Contact form, but pressing Send does nothing. Definitely a disconnect between the solar panel and battery on the failed light. Charge the battery, re-insert. Light comes on until the battery dies, no matter the light status around the lamp, so the lamp's electronics aren't seeing the sun.

These worked out great! Good Value. Good quality. Still going strong and I have had them for over 6 months.

Seem ok but the stakes to put in ground need to be more sturdy the lights Wil tilt easily

In the Northwest we get minimal natural sunlight during the colder months - so when we installed these and they STILL lit up I was immediately impressed. We have them in our back and front yard. Make sure the top is completely visible (some of mine were originally near or just tucked under plants and bushes) so any sunlight is captured but otherwise you'll love them! Easy enough for my kids to help me with assembly. When you install them, either install the stake on its own first or if you've already assembled them, hold it by the stake rather than pushing down from the top. They'll go deeper than just the bottom of the stake but if you live somewhere windy that's not a bad thing. Enjoy!

When I first installed these I thought they were very dim, but they were cheap, and they looked nice enough. Figured, no big deal, not going to write a good or bad review, just go on with my life. Then one stopped working. no big deal, I had an extra one! Then another stops. then one gets dim....yada yada yadaAnyway, you get the point

There is a switch under the top of the light to turn them on and off. The lights work when the switch is flipped “on,” then as soon as they are put on top of the square case, they turn off or dim extremely low. These lights barely work when they are on, but most of the time, they won’t turn on. These have been in the front of my house, which receives direct sunlight, for about 4 months, so this is not an issue with solar access. They are also extremely flimsy. We live in a place with extreme winters, but it only took one small snowfall for the plastic to freeze and buckle. These lights are a very low quality and I wouldn’t buy these again…you get what you pay for, so spend a little more money for a higher quality light.