Solar String Lights Outdoor, 2 Pack 79FT 200 LED Waterproof Solar Christmas Lights with 8 Lighting Modes for Tree Yard Garden Party Xmas Decorations

These lights are good quality. They’re bright with well made cables. The solar panel is small with two buttons but works great. Charges fine throughout the day.My favorite thing about these tho is this one animation setting where they are steady ON for a little while and then slowly fade out before returning to steady. I’ve never seen this on other lights like these and it’s perfect. Just enough movement to liven your scene up but not enough to be too much. I’m so excited

These string lights represent a solid, decent purchase. The on-line description is a bit conflicting as to what you receive and how much you receive. What you get in the box are two sets of string lights. Each light string is just under 40 inches in length. There is a fairy/LED mini-light bulb every six inches. Each unit has its own small solar panel to charge that individual string. As noted in the photos, each string light unit is compact and very lightweight. There are lots of nice features.1. While the solar panel is small, the unit promises to give you a full night of lighting between charges.2. Charging takes 3-4 hours, so plenty of time in the day to achieve a full charge.3. The string is just long enough to handle easily without having to worry about tangles.4. The tiny LED light bulb gives off an impressive amount of white light.5. The gauge of the wire allows you to easily wrap the string around branches, leaves, candles, etc.6. You have eight different lighting modes, from always on to flashing, wave, twinkle, and more.These lights are a decent buy, easy to charge, easy to use, and easy to store. Worth a serious look.

I just put the lights to use so it's too early to tell how the lights will do in the long run. The lights are not super bright which makes them perfect for a summer evening. Just the right amount of sparkle.

I got these lights for the back of the house that did not have any Christmas lights last year. I will be using them throughout the banana grove to display the backyard garden. I was able to light them up for a few minutes and saw that all of the lights lit up well. I hope that these will light up for the upcoming Christmas season.

This two pack of solar powered light strings (170 feet in length total) are 85 feet in length each. It consists of yellow LED lights spaced about four inches apart. I've been using them for a week now, outside on my deck. They've survived thunder showers, days in the upper 90s, curious squirrels and who knows what else I haven't seen.They come neatly packaged in a fairly small cardboard box. Each string consists of a solar charger with a plastic ground spike that keeps the charger about six inches from the ground. The charger does have a plastic protector over it so be sure to peel that off. Theirs about 18 inches of lead wire from the charger and then the light string begins.I found it very easy to install the charger in the ground and then take the wrapped lights and start wrapping them around deck slats and railing posts. I got both strings installed in about 20 minutes.Underneath the solar chargers are two buttons. One for on/off and the other to switch between modes - always on, blinking, wave, etc.I'm impressed with these string lights. They're economical, work very well outdoors and add nothing to my electric bill.

I had low expectations going in because of bad past experiences with LED string lights, but these pleasantly surprised me! I really like the color, a warm golden color, like a low wattage incandescent bulb.We installed these on our kids' playhouse and they nicely complimented the two lantern solar LED lights we already had.We measured the lit portion of the strand at 31 feet. There is about 7 feet of unlit wire between the solar panels and the first LED.As advertised, there is an on-off button on the backside of the solar panel, but the lights will only turn on once it is dark enough. So you can leave it in the "on" setting and it will automatically turn on at dusk and run until the battery drains. A second button switches between the different "lighting modes" (different flashing patterns, or constantly on).Now all that remains is to see how long they last! Hopefully we get a few years out of them.

I strung these loosely in a large tree and they look nice in an otherwise completely dark tree at night. I mounted the solar panels on a 6-foot plant stake (zip ties) and tied the plant stake to a branch so that the solar panels are above the top of the tree canopy. It gets lots of direct sunlight all day and the lights are on all night.

Vimorg two-pack outdoor solar string lights really are a great value at about $10. The sets (each 100 LED 33 feet) can decorate quite a large area and are packed with features: eight lighting modes from various flashing effects to steady on, and when fully charged via 8 to10 hours of direct sunlight the lights will work 10 to 12 hours. I also like the dark green twisted vinyl connecting the lights because they are not very noticiable during the daytime when intertwined amid shrubbery and this type doesn't tangled easily if you need to move/store them. A few tips: make sure the solar panels are positioned so they consistently get 6 hours or so of direct sunlight, keep the solar panels clean of dust and dirt and use a flashing mode for the lights to burn longest.