Outdoor Solar Lights Upgraded, 32.2" Higher Solar Torch Light with Flickering Flame, 8 Pack Waterproof Solar Garden Lights, Unique Solar Pathway Lights for Yard Patio Landscape Lighting Decor

Been using for about a year and they burn good even to this day, got a lot of lights and these ones do stand out for its flame look.

I bought these lights for my son and his wife yard and I put them down ! they love them and many people come by like them because they look like real fire at night ! I think these lights are alsome and I would recommend them.

The media could not be loaded. Let your artist out with these beautiful lights. I am a light fanatic...must have garden lights. They are placed along my entry. Southern exposure for only a few hours. The lights stay on until dawn. The lights flicker. Unlike other solar lights these have some weight to them, substantial. The posts are sturdy and thick. Best of all adjustable heights. Easy to see and feel the quality. Bought 7 sets. The photo above contains 2 of the sets. They are unlike any prior lights I have owned...will purchse more sets of lights. I'm buying a set for everyone on my Christmas list, the compliments keep on coming.Enjoy your purchase.

Update a year later:I'm upping to 5 star! They are still working!These are good looking, modern but it's not bright enough to light the pathways which is ok with me. For all day in Georgia sun, the glow lasts less than 4 hours. Kudos to Amazon for sending a replacement on my first order. Still, I expected longer glow for the price.

Works well but it doesn’t look like a tiki torch with fire. Instead it looks like a lantern covered with white tissue paper. Not very realistic looking. If you want something that looks like a real tiki torch there are better options available.

Bummer, these lasted complete for about 1 yr before 1 stopped turning on.

I have two sets of these. The first set for knocked down by strong wind because the ground spike bent under pressure. I bought 12 inch metal stakes to replace the ground spikes. My mistake was to hammer only the spike into the ground and not fully. When I add one section of the tube onto the spike and hammer the whole thing, it feels much more solid. By hammer I mean a rubber mallet, the tube didn't become deformed from the force.

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