Flowood Solar Lights Outdoor Garden, 6 Pack Solar Globe Lights Outdoor Globe Stake Light Garden Path Lighting for Garden, Cold White (QXD-6pcs), Kalt

I have had it put in my garden and it looks lovely. It is night and bright and very easy to put in. Only thing i got confused was it didn’t work the first night so I thought that it could be faulty but i needed to turn the switch on and the switch is inside the baubles so it is a bit hard to find for the first time. It is good value for money as you get 8 in the pack

Lights are lovely but one in box is faulty and unable to contact seller directly which is disappointing

I cannot comment on the solar part of theseclights as the first thing I did when I received them was ripped them out. I bought these to use In an addressable Xmas light show, therefore the solar was replaced with one 12volt pixel led These were perfect for my project and were put in the garden from Bovember to January and being plastic there was no weather related issues. They can be seen lining both sides of my garden path in this video screenshot. They are set to only 15% brightness, which shows that the opaque globe does not hinder the light output

Would not be able to recommend these to anyone, as i bought 3 packs, for a total of 24, and only a few actually lit up brightly after being in quite strong sunlight over two days, but had used up all their energy within 2-3 hours, most lit up very dimly, and would not offer any light to see a walkway by, You could actually see the led chip just glowing, like the same as when you do not supply an led with enough voltage. And a few of them did not even work at all. So they were all returned, A shame as they do look good, not too big quite strong plastic on the actual globes that look like they might last through a few winters, but sadly the electronics inside are cheap and ruin it all, and would not expect the ones that did work to last even a year outside.

Generally just not great quality. One broke as I was pushing it into the ground and another almost broke...it cracked. So although they are reasonably bright and look ok, I would not buy again as they are brittle plastic which breaks easily. They were inexpensive so you get what you pay for I guess.

I never really write these. I bought them because we’d just spent a shed load of money getting our back garden landscapes and the work was finished in January. I wanted to be able to see the outline of the new garden at night. I thought they’d last about 6 weeks then be rubbish. We’re in Scotland and they’ve got through a grey spring and have been bright all night. They’re now killing it in spring. They won’t give you enough light to read or show off your Henry Moore in the back yard. But they keep working and give a glow all night. Now they aren’t tough. A fat pigeon perching on one will separate it from its feeble peg. Bit they shine bright whatever the weather. Big fan

I'VE HAD MANY OF THESE OVER THE YEARS AND ALWAYS HAVE ABOUT A DOZEN ACROSS MY GARDEN AND AROUND MY WATERFALL...THEY MAKE AN EVENING GARDEN SO STRIKING AND DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO EACH NIGHTIME DETAIL AS THE LIGHTING IS SO INTENSE AND BRILLIANT...SO RELAXING AND PEACEFUL...

We were really pleased with the initial eight we purchased last autumn and on the strength of which purchased two more packs; one of which was given to friends. Now we're by no means convinced. Quality control had evidently slipped on repeat purchase. None of the circuit plates had been correctly located - though easy enough to rectify, but one of the units simply could not charge-up beyond around 0.7 volts, even if left in bright sunlight for two days and so, when the sensor is triggered there is only a momentary flicker of light which promptly extinguishes. Of the two sets (16 units total) only nine emit meaningful light three hours after automatically switching on, indicating that the rechargeable batteries are substandard. Apart from the completely dud unit, the other six have either completely extinguished by that time or barely show a glimmer of light (as with the first three on the right in the picture and the first father back on the left). Also, the globes in the set purchased 8 months ago are becoming yellowed by exposure to the sunlight because of the type of plasticiser used, just as once did the casings of old-style desk PCs and monitors. We would have been buying two more packs had this not been the case.