Solar Powered Firefly Garden Lights, 8 Pack 12 LED New Upgraded Swaying Solar Garden Lights with 2 Lighting Mode, Solar Firefly Lights Outdoor Waterproof for Yard Patio Pathway Decoration,Warm White

When we first installed them in our back yard and flower beds we weren't sure about the look. At first glance they stand out and look a little out of place; but at night they are effective at lighting up dark and shadowy spots in the garden and they stay lit all night long. Highly recommend if you have a large dark yard which needs illuminaton.

Looks great!

Got these for my balcony window boxes. Turned out they are larger than expected (always check dimensions). Having said that they are sturdy, easy to set up, and seem to work well. Not exactly a firefly vibe, more ice cream cone cluster. Got some on sale, so I’m pretty happy :)

These are very user friendly and a great solution to light up our outdoor paths. Quick delivery and good price as well

The light emitted is very dim even in a location that is in the sun most of the day. The globes stay clustered together even when it’s windy.

The lights came charged with batteries. They look great!

I absolutely love these! Look beautiful in my garden boxes.

I have them along the sidewalk in the courtyard. Not only are they pretty, but they help light the sidewalk.

Looks really cool in meadows and placed along tree lines. They will stay lit for over 8 hours with full exposure to sun. One of the best landscape lights I’ve used!

These are a nice addition to my backyard solar light collection, and have a generous amount of bulbs per cluster/stem compared to other similar products. They charge properly throughout the day, and the charge lasts a long time after sunset. The different modes both work well (but I definitely prefer the always-on mode, the flicker mode looks equivalent to flickering lights that are about to burn out). They were easy to install, have an attractive design WHEN positioned/separated, and have held up well in extreme heat and through thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rain. Overall a solid set of solar lights 👍.My only complaint: Trying to arrange these in the precise manner I want, is a kin to pulling teeth. Once you bend a segment/stem in a certain direction, it's nearly impossible to adjust it, and it looks like the wire inside isn't supposed to bend out.

I love how the lights are blinking and how they sway. I only wish i could get them to integrate in plant a little better. Otherwise I love the look and ambiance they give.

These solar garden lights are quite bright at the bulb, but just don’t expect it to illuminate the surrounding areas. It’s just perfect to bring some festive look to the garden, while also casting a warm ambiance to the surrounding plants.The solar panel does a good job at charging the battery during the day. In direct sunlight, it will charge the battery enough to light it for most of the night with about 5 hours of sunlight (it lasts about 7 to 8 hours).

These garden lights are nice in that they have 12 bulbs per unit. This does add to the effect of making them quite noticeable, especially in areas densely populated with plants.The first couple of weeks seemed great. They remained lit well into the night, but this began to diminish as time went on. We've had a lot of hot and sunny weather here lately, yet I find that now they dim and are close to turning off after about 4 or 5 hours. I have tried to ensure that the solar panel isn't obstructed to the sky by plants/leaves. It's still possible that given their location, and our geography, they just don't get enough sun to recharge properly and 'may' do better in areas of long, intense daily sunlight.The lights are designed to wave in the wind/breeze, and I think that is what they will do in areas not well protected from moderate air movement. In my case, I was hoping to adjust them to remain relatively stationary since there isn't a lot of wind through our garden. Because of their intent to move, they tend to shift on the center spike easily and lights can clump together. This can be frustrating to adjust.Lastly, the "twinkle" mode isn't what I expected. This is really an on-off-on-off repeating "blink" mode. From the description, I expected something more random. This is really more of a "flash" mode. The other option is of course that they are illuminated constantly instead.These aren't really what I was hoping for but may be fine for some gardens, areas and preferences.. The description had left me envisioning something a little different.