Loved these lights put them in planters with ferns.

Love them, they’re great!

If you’re looking for really bright solar lights to highlight a garden or walkway, these work well. They look great at night especially swaying in a light breeze. Be advised though that their daytime look is not quite as appealing- sort of like old-time deely-boppers.

We love these lights and have even gifted them to friends. Only Con is that they don't last long. One from the pack has already stopped working after about 4-5 months of use.

When I pulled these out of the ground to rearrange them, the pointed tips stayed in the sod, never to be seen again! Now, those are shorter, and they go into the sod with less ease as they have no pointed tips. Please advise manufacturer, and customers be advised. The lights, however, are a cool addition for our meadow.

I bought these to give my garden a spark of light and a little life. They are beautiful, the way they sway in the wind, and their light lasts all night. They are remarkably sturdy for how flimsy they seem the first time you pull them from the box. One flaw I have personally encountered, however; on the 9th night of owning them, one of the bulbs on one of the 2 stalks has gone out. It was a bummer to see, and makes the one set look a bit awkward.

Must be kept in straight sunlight for solar charge for an evening. They do light up my driveway..

Few burnt out quickly. Stopped working. Few work almost all night. Few work about 5 hours. Bright lights. I'll probably get more someday

3 of the 4 sets were fine but won had several of the light supports wont stand otherwise they look ok , thanks

Whilst more expensive than some similar products, I went for these as there are 10 bulbs (rather than 6 or 8 on other brands). They work effectively and seem to last longer than many of my other solar lights in the garden. They glow a soft golden-white. They sway a little, but I think you'd need a few sets to look as effective as in the image shown. I'd buy more if they weren't so expensive! It's a shame that the solar panel is not separate from the lights, as I'd like to put the lights in a setting similar to the image, in amongst long leaves, to look most effective, but the solar panels would then be in the shade. Instead I've had to put them where they get the most daylight.