Solar Ground Lights Waterproof (2.3 Inch Mini Disc)

I thought these would were when I installed them into two separate planters out front. When it was dark, the light activated and the green glowed up on the house wall where I installed them. Pretty cool effect in my opinion.

This is a nice bright green. These last a cuuple of hours but don‘t last throughout the night.

I love these. They are VERY BRIGHT and stay lit up almost all night with a good days charge. They look very nice and slick. They function perfectly as they mark the base of the driveway. They have held up and still run extremely well after all sorts of weather including a ton of snow. They have been run over a few times by mistake and they still look brand new. I love these

These mini solar crown lights are really cute and way smaller than I expected—they’re about the size of a bottle cap (maybe just a tiny bit bigger), which makes them perfect for tucking into flower beds or along pathways without looking bulky.The lighting is fantastic: bright and cheerful at night, and they charge up nicely in the sun here in Michigan. I love placing them where I’ll remember them (like edging the garden) so I don’t accidentally run over them with the mower! They came nicely packaged with no damage, and setup is super easy—just stake them in and let the sun do the work. My only wish is that they had a mode for softer, warmer light instead of the standard bright LED glow—it would feel even more cozy and fairy-tale-like in the evenings. That said, they’re adorable, functional, and great value. If you’re after whimsical garden accents that add charm without taking up space, these are a fun pick!

I love these lights! Highly recommend! These solar lights have a different feature than most solar lights. They screw on to the stake instead of pressing into the stake. If you place your lights and never move them, the push on attachment doesn‘t matter, but I have found that eventually, the lights need to be weeded under... or they need to be repositioned because of settling... or they have been displaced because something bumped them. At that point, the push on stake becomes an issue. (It can also be an issue because they are challenging to get to attach initially). But these solar lights are different. The attachment is a threaded screw. No pulling, pushing, breaking, or swearing. It was great! And the lights are warm white! They look really good in the yard! We just had a winter snowstorm where the lights have been buried under 10 inches of fallen snow - plus all of the drifts that add even more snow to the pile. The lights came through just fine, and are shining brightly! We have had multiple overcast days in a row, and they are still harvesting enough sunlight - even through the clouds. They look really great as an accent light! Mine are located in a small, curved flower bed on each side of a raised bed. They are positioned between reblooming daylilies and a peony and are in a symmetrical location. Visually, it is very pleasing to see the mirrored layout. The lights are equally bright... it looks really bad when the lights are different brightness levels or different colors. Super easy to assemble, super easy to install (provided that there are no rocks underneath). If you have hard clay, pour some water in a cylinder (like a coffee can or bucket - with no top or bottom) and let the water sink into the ground slowly... it will soften and then the plastic stake can be installed without damaging it. The solar lights are very bright. Other than the snowstorm, I cannot discus durability - they have only been in my yard a few weeks, but they are GREAT!

If you are looking for a lighting solution that focuses on the glow rather than the fixture, the ground lights are perfect. I needed something that wouldn‘t keep getting destroyed by delivery trucks and random drivers using my driveway to turn around. I used the normal solar driveway lights that are on long stakes, and at least 1 would get crushed a month. These lights are impressively compact (roughly 2.3” x 2.3”). Because they sit so low to the ground, they stay tucked away between pavers or along walkways without the “cluttered" look of traditional stake lights. The cool white light provides a clean, modern aesthetic. It’s bright enough to highlight landscaping and paths effectively without being harsh or overpowering. I will be looking for sme like this with multiple colors. But, They blend seamlessly into the lawn, keeping the focus entirely on the illumination. Installation is about as "plug-and-play" as it gets. There’s no wiring required—you simply peel off the protective film, flip the switch, and push them into the soil. They charge reliably during the day and trigger automatically at dusk. I have seen them run 12 hours with a full day of direct sunlight. Despite the small size, the build quality feels solid. They are made of ABS plastic with an IP65 waterproof rating, meaning they can handle rain and damp soil without the risk of rust or corrosion. At under $12 for a 6-pack (at the time of my order), the value here is unbeatable. You get a sleek, modern look and reliable solar performance for just a couple of dollars per light. Summary Pros: Extremely low-profile and discreet design. Crisp, modern cool white light. Easy, tool-free installation. Weather-resistant and durable (IP65). Excellent price point. Cons: Couldnt find a 1. These are an excellent choice for anyone wanting a neat, minimalist way to light up a garden or path without breaking the bank.

These arrived just as described and are really great lights. They seem to be made of good quality heavy duty plastic, each is put together tightly so appear they should be durable which is important for lights being put flush in the ground. The plastic spikes screw on tightly to the bottoms and hold them securely when pushed in. I really like they used the screw in so you don‘t have a problem losing the spike when you need to pull them out. I was impressed with how bright they are. I’ve had a lot of solar items and it can be hit or miss with the amount of light you get and these are really do the job. I like the pretty glow they give a pathway at night but don’t stand out during the day. There is a protective film covering the top of each so you’ll want to pull that off so they charge correctly. I love the versatility thee lights offer, only do they look great in the ground lining a walkway or garden border, but I like to use them in my larger pots as an up light. They are the perfect size and they add a nice diffused glow to the pot and plant. The plastic spike is nice and easily slides into the soil in my pots, but aren’t sharp so if putting them directly in the ground you might need to wet it down first if its hard soil. There is an on-off switch on the bottom that has a rubber cover on it so you need to make sure you’ve pushed it all the way when turning on or off. You get 6 of them in the set so they’re a good value for the price point.

I already have a set of these in my backyard around the garden, so I knew exactly what I was getting when I decided to grab another pack. The ones back there are blue and they’ve been one of those small upgrades that makes the yard look really nice at night. They light up well and give off a clean glow that outlines the garden beds without being overly bright. What surprised me the most when I first started using them is how well they hold a charge. Even after cloudy days they still manage to light up at night, which isn’t something every solar light manages to pull off. One of my favorite things about these is the low profile design. They sit nearly flush with the ground, which means you can mow right over them without worrying about clipping a light with the mower. That alone makes them much easier to live with compared to the taller stake style lights. Since the backyard set worked so well, I decided to add another pack to the front of the house to line the walkway and edge the driveway. It adds a nice clean look and makes the path easier to see at night. At $30 for the pack they’re a little spendy compared to some other solar lights out there. But for me the combination of durability, brightness, and the low profile design makes them worth it. They look great and hold up well, which is exactly what I was hoping for.

Ya las puse en el patio son pequenas pero alumbran el area de mi entrada

These are awesome and bright. I placed them around our sprinkler system near our plants. They light up bright and look very neat and expensive. Great buy