Solar Ground Lights Waterproof (2.3 Inch Mini Disc)

These are decent ground lights for the price. At $23.99 they‘re approximately $2 each. The description of being mini is very true, as they aren’t big at all at 2.3 inches wide. They were extremely easy to assemble. The stake has threads on its end so it can be screwed into the base of the puck. They seem to last most of the night if they get a full day of sun. We have a tree that puts a shadow over a couple of the lights during the evening and those lights only last half the night because of it. One thing I like about these lights is their low profile. They go flat against the ground so a lawnmower can go over them without hitting them. That saves a lot of time since they don’t have to be pulled and replaced every time the lawn is mowed. I’m happy with these lights. Pros: - They last most of the night if they get a full days sun. - Low profile so you won’t trip on them and they don’t have to be removed when mowing the lawn. - Quick and easy assembly with threads on the stakes to screw them into the pucks. Cons: - Since they’re flush with the ground, they do not light up the area around them. They mark the outline of a path, but they don’t light it up. Conclusion: They are decent cheap mini ground lights. They’ll outline a path, but they won’t illuminate it. They’re quick and easy to assemble and they have a low profile.

The product listing image shows these placed in grass. Nothing stopping you from doing that, but they‘re small in diameter with a low above ground profile so they’d easily get covered by growth. Plus you gotta figure when you go to mow you’ll either be picking them up or risking damage mowing over them. Now the light will come through the blades, to a point I mean total overgrowth obviously would diminish it greatly, and ofc this is provided they’re still getting charged in the first place. As far as the light goes they’re pretty decently bright for their size. Could they mark a path? Sure; if they got charged up, and not covered over, you could def use them to define a pathway. Would they illuminate the nearby space? Nah, not really, its more like a localized glow. Quality wise it should be obvious this isn’t something that will last forever. Ironically these things degrade relative to UV exposure, its just the nature of the materials that allow something like this to cost what it does. Plus the NiMH batteries inside have a cycle life, and if you don’t give them the full light they need to reach capacity they’re basically stuck in a state of partial discharge which kills capacity. But if they’re a fit for your location, and if you can give them t the sun they need, then for $2 a pop they’re a great value for some simple lighting.

These miniature solar-powered lights are perfect for adding some light to your yard or garden, with a very flat profile (they aren‘t on tall stakes like many solar ground lights) and a pretty, understated glow that’s warm/golden white, not cold/blue white. By “understated," I mean that they’re not extra-bright, and they don’t really work to light up a large area - security lighting, these are not. But they DO work really well for outlining a walkway or adding a little glimmer to landscaping or lawn ornaments. They also stay lit for a decently long amount of time after getting a day’s worth of charging in the sun; one evening they lasted around 4 1/2 hours (it had been partly cloudy that day), another night they went well past six hours and were still on after midnight. On the practical side of things, they’re very easy to install ("install" is actually too complicated of a word for the simple process) - you just attach the spike, push the switch to on, and then push the spike and light into the ground where you want it. Since the lights are flat, you can also use them without the spike, for instance if you wanted to set them on the side of a step or on top of a picnic table. You get 12 lights and spikes in the efficiently-organized package, which is plenty to set up some nice accents around your yard or deck.

I needed some lights to go along a paver walkway in my yard, but I didn‘t want the normal ones on stakes that I then have to keep the hose from getting caught on and pulling out of the ground whenever I’m watering. I didn’t even know that these type of solar lights existed and I’m so glad that I found them! They aren’t super bright so they aren’t going to completely light up a walkway, but for an accent light that allows you to see the edges of the pavers, they are perfect. I do wish they offered a smaller count as I didn’t need all of these and now need to figure out what to do with the others so I’m not just storing them. Overall, I’m very pleased with these solar lights. They’re very easy to install. Turn on the switch on the bottom, put on the stake and push into the ground. I do also like the fact that they screw onto the stake instead of just snapping onto it like most solar lights so they are more stable and are not going to get knocked off the stake.

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These solar ground green LED lights are well built and look great. This set of mini solar ground green LED lights have a IP68 waterproof rating and have a stainless steel frame ring housing, so they should last okay outside in most weather or environment conditions. They function on a 6 to 8 hours sunlight charge and then an 8 to 10 hours of LED lighting in the dark. The solar green LED light has an on and off slide switch at the bottom covered by a waterproof rubber cover, and when the switch is in the on position the LED will turn off when the sensor receives enough daylight. These solar ground green LED lights come with a plastic ground stake about 2.5“ long that screws into the bottom plastic housing. There is no information on the size of the internal rechargeable lithium battery, but it‘s likely this battery has a small mAh capacity and will have a 1 to 3 year life, but is likely a standard size battery that can be replaced later. The green LED’s are very bright and seem well sealed from the weather, but the metal frame does feel thin and likely damaged if a riding lawn mower rolls over it. At their current price they’re a good deal.

I’m really impressed with these Mini Solar Ground Lights! They’re compact, sleek, and easy to set up — just push them into the ground and let the sun do the work. The green glow adds a unique touch to garden and looks especially beautiful along pathways and flower beds at night.I love that they’re flat disc lights, so they don’t stick up awkwardly or get in the way of mowing or walking. The waterproof and anti-rust design also makes them durable for long-term outdoor use. They charge well during the day and stay lit for hours after sunset, creating a nice ambiance in my yard. Perfect for walkways, driveways, and landscaping. Overall, these solar lights are sturdy, attractive, and functional — a great addition to any outdoor space!

These mini solar lights are so much fun and so easy to use! Just remove the protective film from the top panel, screw on the spike (or you can choose not to use the spike if you‘d rather use the light flat against a surface), move the toggle switch to the “on" position, and you’re good to go! The lights come with enough charge to test them out and make sure they’re working. They recharge in the sun of course, so you want to make sure to use them where they’ll get a good amount of direct sun during the day. They’re unobtrusive during the day, and magical at night! So much fun for any outdoor area. Nice and bright, and the build quality is good. They feel solid and hopefully will be a fun patio accent for a nice long time!

These are very nice. The green glow is not disturbing yet definitely easy to see. I like that the stakes are longer than the average puck. I‘ve found that digging a 1/2 inch deep circular hole first, then using a rubber hammer to get the stake in the ground really good before attaching the puck works really well. The mower doesn’t disturb it, I can weed eat around it and you can still see the light just fine. I use these colored ones to mark the end of a driveway already lined with white lights to indicate approaching the road. They hold a charge in semi shaded area for about 3 hours after dark, would be more in full sun.

These are BRIGHT! I can see them light up the whole fence in the backyard when I’m all the way in the house. I have no idea how long they stay on because I’m already in bed by the time they do shut off. Even on nights where it gets dark early though, that’s at least six hours before I’m in bed. They work great. They’re about the size I was expecting from the photos and they have a nice stake to put them in the ground. We live in a super windy area and these don’t get caught by the wind at all. I feel like the price is really good for what you get. Note with the pictures - my camera keeps distorting the light. It’s much more of a neon green than my camera will show.