Solar Deck Lights Retro Waterproof Warm White

These solar lights are small but they provide lighting coverage. They are easy to install and the build quality seems ok. These lights offers different options to use in different locations around the house.

These are accent lights, they are soft lighting fort my balcony. I do have a northeast facing home with approximately 5 to 6 hours of morning Texas sun. The lights stay on for about the same length of time at night. They are lovely I highly recommend. Enjoy!

Love these! They give off just the right amount of light for our deck. I was worried that it would be either too much or too little. All 8 of them are working perfectly and there are some parts of the deck that don’t get a lot of direct sunlight and they still work great. They seem very durable and were very easy to install. Definitely a good option for the money you spend.

They are so perfect and add a high grade quality to my backyard

Look great and no issues with water after 5 months now.

Love these! Perfect for my fence! Easy to install. Amazing that there are 16 lights! Lights stay on till dawn! Great deal for the price! Bought a 2nd pack. Light is a warm white not bright white

This is an affordable little pack of fence, post, or garden lights, that are solar powered. They are very simple, and lightweight, but can produce a kind of flame looking led light that is nice accent lighting. They have a small solar panel, that is at a slight angle. As long as the solar panel can see things, it works, but may have trouble in snow and ice. The solar panel on top seems decent size for this small item, with a small battery inside, and is that an angle. The issue that may arise, is in places like Alaska where there‘s a lot of ice and snow, will it have a good enough angle, or be non-stick enough, or get enough heat, to have the snow and ice fall off so that it can actually charge? I think these are still worth a try, although it would be useful if these had a slight overhang above them to keep snow and off of them so they work better in places like Alaska. In Alaska in winter, and northern places, the sun is usually shining at an angle, and never directly overhead, so an overhang might work.. The you draw backs are, you really can’t position the solar panel except where you install it, and you cannot adjust the Tilt. Also it might be nicer in more Northern environments to have more of an angle in relation to the sun, both for better charging, as well as to have snow slide off this. Additionally the plastic is very lightweight and probably will not hold up to any physical impact. Note: on the product page it suggested you could use these on steps, and show them bolted on the steps, and I wouldn’t think that would be a good idea. People are likely to step on these unintentionally, and they are absolutely not designed to be stepped on. I would suggest avoiding that. For the price this is good value for what you’re getting as you get a bunch of these, and they provide a nice kind of flame color to the light. But they are not robust, and do have limitations. You should be aware of that. I plan not only to put this up on fence crossbars, and fence post, but I also have a couple dead trees that are cut off, and I might put one on the top of each of those.

Just enough to change the look.

These little led flickering lights exceeded my expectations. They cast such beautiful shadows and the color mimics candle light perfectly. Love them so much that I’m going to buy another set. At $2 apiece you can’t beat it.

Reasoning:Good light quality Warm cozy lighting Strong adhesive strength Great durability