[2 pack] Solar String Lights, 200 LED Outdoor Solar Fairy Lights Garden Copper Wire Decorative Lights 66Ft Waterproof Indoor Outdoor Lighting for Garden, Patio, Yard, Christmas

So far so good! I really like that these are mountable and come with screws, I was able to put them in a higher spot that gets more sun. They worked after only getting a few hours of sunlight. I mounted them on the back of a trellis that I just finished and can’t wait to see how they look in all the jasmine 😍 the lights have 8 different modes from what I can tell, I do wish that one of the modes was just a slow twinkle or that it was easier to synchronize the two different strands but I’m still very happy with them. I ended up using both strands to complete the look.

These lights are fragile; we bought two sets and one of the four individual units wasn't working. I contacted the seller and they promptly sent a replacement set. They are bright, cheerful and easy to install. They are basically just a wire with lights but as long as you are careful, they seem like a great product. Very impressed with the customer service from the company. Overall, very pleased. It will be interesting to see how they hold up.

these lights work well. i've attached mine to my wood fence with the solar panel attached at the top of a post using 1" outdoor screws from Lowe's, and the lights stapled near the top of the fence line - just pull the staples out just a bit so that they don't press so hard where you can't pull the lights through under the staple. These appear nicely wrapped out of the box, but no matter how careful I am, they end up in this crazy tangled mess. If you break the wires by accident, they are easy to repair. Check out the repair video on youtube called "Fixing low voltage copper wire LED strings" by bigclivedotcom. For these lights, there are two wires and if you break them you will need to take a file and remove the outer layer covering of the wire. The wire looks copper, but this is simply a thin coating on top. Once the wires are stripped,then you can just test to see which wires go together to make the lights work again. Once you figure that out, you can just twist the wires back together. i have security cameras so I checked them to see how long the lights stay on and it's been about 5-7 hours or so. Some strings stay on longer because the solar panel is in direct sunlight all day.

I purchased these for my outside porch columns. I like the fact that the price was decent for two sets because that is what I needed. They are just long enough to reach top to bottom spread out evenly. Since they are wire they stay in place wrapped around the columns much better than normal string lights and tape to secure them was only needed in a few places. The solar panel box is sturdy and was easy to place in the ground. The best part about these is once I set them up I do not have to worry about anything else with them as they turn on when it is getting dark and off when the sun comes out and if they get wet they still work perfectly. No timers or any of that mess is needed 😁 They do only have a couple settings, solid and flashing but that is okay. These are a nice touch to my porch and give it a nice feel at night. I am thinking of adding more to my light pole!

FYI, I use these for my Christmas lights. They work appropriately but they need tons of sunlight to function consistently. They just don't light up for long (if at all) on cloudy days. In comparison, I bought another set of similar solar multi-colored lights (roughly same price) that get the same amount of sunlight as these do. This set works sporadically based on available sunlight while the multi set has worked every night from dusk to at least when I go to bed (11 PM). They can be a bit dicey to unravel for use (they tangle very easily based on the way they are delivered) but my workaround was to carefully ravel them around a piece of cardboard (which, by the way, came from the multi lights noted earlier) and then they are easier to work with.

I like to keep my garden nice and good looking. Especially now, during the challenging time of the virus around, we need to stay home. And it's the right time to adore my trees with night lights. These solar lights make a huge difference. It's easy to install them around the tree. Great part, they are solar, so you don't need to plug them in, worry about extension or electrical bill. They just get enough sunlight during day time and when it goes dark I enjoy the view of my enlightened trees. That definitely brings me joy during a lockdown. If you have any trees you can put on solar night lights, I'd highly recommend doing so, you'll feel the changes right away.

At the recommendation of a friend to find solar-powered fairy lights for my balcony - an opportunity to put lighting out without needing an electrical plug - I browsed a variety of options online and landed on this two-pack. It is brilliant, I love it, and every evening I appreciate the cozy, hygge feel on my balcony. A full day's sun charges it up (if it was a cloudy day, I'll notice that the lights are a bit dimmer at dark), and the lights come on automatically at the right level of darkness. There are various settings for the lighting patterns - solid, slow/quick blinking, etc. It can be kind of confusing to try to find the light setting you want (how many times you push the button on the back of the solar charger), but that struggle is minor. The two pack is perfect for me, having wound one around my balcony railings and the other up and across the eaves. I adore this, and recommend these lights to everyone I know.

I wanted outdoor lights but didn’t have any outdoor outlets. Was happy to find these! I’ve had them for about 7 months now and they’re still going strong! I like that you can change the settings and pick flash patterns and such. My only complaint, which is why the 4 stars, was they tangled ridiculously easy. When I took down my Christmas garland I put the lights on the ground while I unraveled them and omg they’re a mess. I spent a good hour Trying to untangle them but was unsuccessful. So half of my banister is a clump of lights, it looks ridiculous but I didn’t want to throw them out lol. They seem way too fragile to rip at them and keep trying to untangle. Oh well. I’d buy again and just wouldn’t ever touch them once they’re secure.