Solar Ground Lights Waterproof Mow-Over Safe (2.2 Inch)

These solar lights were easy to start using, simply switch to on and remove the plastic film from the top. It comes with short stakes that keep the lights at a low profile. They have bright lights that has a blueish hue from my perspective. If you look in the background of my picture my other solar light now looks yellow in comparison. I used them to light paths in my yard and they did exactly that. I love how bright they are. The lights come on at dusk before it is completely dark outside which is nice to see. It gives a nice late evening look to my yard. They stay on until early morning. These are great, highly recommend.

These are GREAT VALUE landscaping lights. I LOVE the “set it and forget it”, maintenance and cost-free option that these solar lights provide. The light is a very cool white tone. They were simple to assemble, just remove the plastic film from the lens and some minor twisting/screwing and they were ready to place.I use these in my porch pots and in flower beds to provide a level of mood lighting when we don’t have our other outside lights on. They do have a slightly space-age look that I don’t love, if you look at them from above, but The minimize this by placing them lower in the ground, so only the glow of the light is visible, unless you go up close and look down.I still can’t believe how many you get for the price!

These lights are adorable. They are about two inches across each. They come with anchors, in case you want to wall mount them I think, but I have them lining the walkway to my front door. I used the included plastic spike to stick them in the ground. They are very easy to assemble. All of the lights worked immediately. My soil is mainly sand, so they went in easily, but the spikes seem fairly sturdy if your soil is at all soft. They are a cool white (rather than a warm toned white). They are not super bright, but they make a nice light and look great as a design element. I think they are a great deal for 12 lights.

This 12 Pack of Solar Lights Outdoor/Waterproof LED lights are FANTASTIC!!!They are SO bright, that when we placed them in our backyard around our pool, they literally lit up our kitchen in the middle of the night.😄 I was like, what is that light in the kitchen and when I went to look, it was these solar lights, shining so bright, they literally lit up our kitchen in the night. See photos, they are the lights on the right side of the pool and in the back. SO bright and LONG lasting too!Each light contains 8 little LED lightsNo wiringThey can be turned on and off with a switch on the bottomPack of 12Measure : 2“L x 2“W x 3“HCool White LED lightsMaterial: PlasticSolar poweredOutdoor use onlyWaterproofEasy to assembleComes with everything you need in the boxCharges in 4-6 hours and shine for 8-10 (depending on the weather of course)Can be staked into the ground or hung on a fence (hardware included)I took some photos of them during the day at night (see photos)VERY VERY happy with these solar lights!!!!

We are using these mini outdoor solar lights indoors to frame the bottom of our windows and they look sooo pretty at night.Set up is basically turning on the switch and putting them in the sun. They come with different hardware for staking in the ground or surface mounting. We can‘t speak to its waterproof qualities as they will stay indoors. The only bummer is one out of the 12 lights didn‘t work, even though he really tried fixing it. I‘m minusing half a star for that but I‘m rounding up to five in the end.They provide a very lovely soft glow in the evenings and we are happy with them overall.

We put in a firepit recently and I wanted to get some solar lights for evenings to light the edges of the circle up. These worked perfectly for purposes, unfortunately one of them isn’t lighting up but hopefully it just needs to charge more. They’re super easy to assemble and even without “charging” they lit up the first night.Note that there is a switch on the bottom you have to turn ON for them to work. It’s covered in a plastic piece but you don’t press it down it has to be flipped to the side.They’re quite small so they don’t really light up much space, more a marker for the edge of something like a walking path. They light up a whitish yellow color.

These are very nice I am warming up to solar lighting quite a bit. It‘s just a lot easier to manage than the wired lights.In any case... some assembly is required (please see pictures in reverse order).The lights come out of the box with a mount that you screw into place. You end up with a dozen lights that can be pushed down into the ground... as long as the ground is soft dirt that is. They stay in place and radiate light outward and up. I like this style of lighting because you can use it in both country and more formal “city yard“ settings. It works well in both situations, whehter out in a field or in a pedicure flower planter!The first picture was taken just before dark. The camera aperture makes it look a bit surreal but in any case the lighting works very well in real life.When putting the lights together, make sure to turn them ON. The light should enable for a moment to indicate that it‘s working... then will turn off again unless it‘s dark.Also remember to pull the plastic cover off of the light. These bake onto the plastic over time if you don‘t take them off now it will be more difficult to pull it off later. Also, the plastic reduces the amount of light hitting the solar lamp... so why would you want to leave it on there? There is a little “nub“ on the plastic cover on each light look for it and pull the cover off as you can see me doing in photo #6.I recommend these they are fun and others appreciate them being on at night.

These little solar lights work great. Not super bright which is great since they face up. We like to take them camping and form a path to the tent door. When home they line the garden path. These self charge during the day and provide light through the night.

These light pucks have some weight to them and make a very clean looking installation instead of lights sticking far up out of the ground.I put these in a mulch bed I just made at the side of the house as you walk to the gate and enter the back yard.I must say…I really like these and the look they give the walkway, just have to go get some more much and cover the roof drain :)The bottom of the light puck has an on/off switch inside a silicone rubber boot and appears to be waterproof so I’ll update this review later with how they hold up over time being that close to the ground.I’ve had them installed for a week now during heavy rains with no issues at all.The lights all come on in our long summer season right now, from 8:30 pm to turning off on their own about 5:45 am here in southern Pa. So the batteries are great.UPDATE 7/16/25We’ve had a lot of severe storms, and flooding this summer.I saw some of these pucks under water and some floating 3 times already when my mulch bed gets washed out and they still work fine :) 😂Obviously water proof 👍👏

Wow! Tested these against my wider circumference path lights, and these pack a serious light punch for the tiny size. They are definitely bright! They have held up to 2 summer rain storms without issue. I would recommend these little lights, they are small and easy to fit anywhere you need light, and they deliver bright light.