Signature Garden Solar Garden Lights - Auto On/Off Outdoor Bright Solar Pathway Lights - All-Weather/Waterproof Outdoor Solar Lights for Yard, Garden, or Driveway (8-Pack, Stainless Steel Bronze)

I recently purchased the Signature Garden Solar Pathway Lights in Black, 8-Pack, and I have to say, they are awesome! One of the best features is that they work even if they are not placed in direct sunlight, which is perfect for my shaded garden.The lights themselves are very pretty and emit a warm, inviting glow that makes my garden look magical at night. Installation was a breeze, and they have held up well in various weather conditions.However, I did encounter an issue with one of the lights not working. Upon inspection, it appeared that the bulb was damaged. Despite this, I still believe that the Signature Garden Solar Pathway Lights are well worth the money for the ambiance and beauty they add to my outdoor space.

We've had solar lights in the past that were fine for what was available at the time. The solar collectors had a plastic covering that turned hazy and cracked after a couple of seasons and the batteries wouldn't keep the lights lit through dawn. These are far better than those. They are still shining brightly when I leave for work in the morning. I was impressed that the globes are glass and the solar collector seems more like the glass phone screens are made of. Assembly was easy enough to do without the instructions, but I'm glad I read them anyway to learn to let them charge for a day or two before turning the light switch on. Good price on a set of eight that seem like they will last more than a year or two. I wasn't sure how to rate the brightness so I gave 4 stars. The lights themselves are a nice white light, but the reflectors and the globes keep most of the light directed down to the ground for a more subtle effect, which I really like. So I don't want people to think this is going to really light up the landscape as much as just accent it.

Metal construction and made with glass not plastic. Gives a nice effect in the garden. Not looking to light up the whole garden with these, just to give a nice lighting effect. Only problem is that is comes with a 600 mah rechargeable battery which is on the low side. Will replace them eventually with 1000 mah. The other thing is that the top that attaches to the glass has alot of freeplay in it and not tight. I just put a dab of silicon sealant underneath to hold it into place which can easily be pulled off when I need to replace the batteries down the line. Other than that it's a great value for what you get.

These lights were terrible! I ended up having to return them. I bought the eight pack of the exact same brand which are awesome. They have a pull tab to activate the LED light and easy to install and light up a landscape path so well. This six pack came with batteries rolling all around in the box that I had to install. The LED lights wouldn't come on for over 3/4 of them and they never worked. I returned them and bought the eight pack in the same brand that I had bought before and that is well worth, the price. Don't waste your money on the six pack get the eight pack, which is a totally different system.

For whatever it's worth, I live in Miami, where it rains briefly once every few days, typically for less than an hour at a time. Then the sun comes up and dries everything. Whether that had much to do with the fact that the solar panels atop these lights crusted over to the point where they now don't turn on at all -- roughly six months since I bought them (mid-July 2020) -- is beyond me.But not one of them works now, which is unfortunate. As new, they emitted decent light -- nothing that was going to illuminate your front or back yard, mind you, but enough to brighten whatever walkway you placed them beside. They're more path lights than garden lights, in that respect. But either way, they're meant for the outdoors, and solar panels are cheap enough to make that you can also make them resistant to normal weather conditions.These weren't, and as is the case with a lot of solar-powered garden/path lights, not all in the pack were created equal. A few fizzled out earlier than others. Again, unsurprising -- but unsurprising doesn't not mean disappointing.Bottom line, if you're looking to spend $40 on six lights that will, at best, last six months -- about $6.67 per month for six functioning lights (at best) -- then go ahead and buy these. But you may do better to look elsewhere.

Ordered a set of 8 outdoor solar lights. Arrived on time, directions were easy to follow. Lights look great in front of the house.Now if you are looking for lights that will brightly illuminate upward then these are not them. These are more ornamental and shine a star-type pattern on the ground at night. Very pretty and what we wanted.

Turned yellow after 3 years of Use, cannot get rid of it

I did a ton of research and most lights got either mixed reviews or said they were great but some said no so buying on reviews was tough. Love these. They are bright and when we walk down our street in the new development and see other's lights ours are the best. They look nice, the are bright and a pleasing light not harsh as some LEDs can be. Also the patter is great. The extensions, durability. I used a rubber mallet and had no worries. Units seem well built too. The light doesn't last all night I think a few hours maybe 2-4. They aren't in the sun all day so depending on your application. I bought a second set to have extras. But considering how hard it is to find a good set of solar lights I'm super pleased with my purchase as a picky shopper.