Brightown Solar Fairy Lights Outdoor, 33Ft Solar String Lights with Ivy, Plant Vine for Camping Outside Garden Yard Fence Wall

I purchased these light for the intention of my patio. I wanted lights that were not overly bright as I like to use my patio to look at the stars. The lights themselves are deceptively small on a very thin wire that attaches to the solar pack. I bought 4 sets of 33 ft lights. I have had lights similar to these I had bought at the dollar store during Halloween about 8 years or so ago. I had a ton of these small ones in different colors and I use them in strange places because they are battery packed light. I have loved these types of lights for a long time and thought it would be cool to not have to replace a battery all the time. These little cheap lights did not disappoint! When unboxing them and going to put them where you want them the most important thing to remember is to NOT unwind them. Unwind and secure as you go otherwise you will end up with a hot mess of tangled wires. It can be extremely frustrating to try to do this. I have stored my old lights on a small piece of cardboard when I wanted to move them or for storage. This simple step will save you a lot of time not arguing with the wires. Pros: these take almost 0 space for storage. They come in a billion colors and you could use them for any holiday or no holiday at all. They are light weight and you can use them to brighten a wreath, or put them in your car to light up floor boards and place the solar pack in your back window. I have a pack under my car that I taped to a grease mat in the garage and fed the pack outside of the garage door and have them on flash mode to keep mice and rats away. I can run them over and they don’t break They are easy to hide. You don’t have to use heavy mounting hooks and could use a million different kind of ways to fasten them. From plain scotch tape to putty to gum if you really wanted to. They are cheap! You don’t have to place the in the solar pack in the ground as a single 3m Velcro sticker will hold it. They are so versatile and add a bit of elegance without much effort. The light don’t break. The lights don’t burn out. I have had the ones in the cat box for close to 10 years and they still work perfectly. They are beautiful and give off enough light you could use them instead of Xmas lights on your house. You could even just leave them up and just turn them off because they are almost invisible during the day and if you tuck them in well they will still have a beautiful glow even under eves or gutters. They are literally free to have on. Cons: they tangle if you are not careful when you unwrap them. If the do get tangled and you start twisting them you can break the wire and ruined them. I have lost them after storing them and forgetting to label the box well because they are so small. I can’t recommend these lights enough. Every diy and crafty person should have a bunch of these. If you want the smaller ones you can grab them at the dollar tree. Just so you know. But I am now I love w the solar ones!

These have been a great addition to our back yard. The wires are very very thin and the lights are barely visible when they aren't lit. When wound around shrub or a wooden deck post they're virtually invisible during the day. I put two on shrubs in our garden, and wrapped the others around two tall deck posts - they look so cozy and have added a lot to our yard all summer long! They work great even during hot humid summer weather and through some heavy rain storms. Fun addition to some other colorful solar lights we have. The solar charging pads can be set in the sun by themselves or attached to the included stakes to be placed sturdily in the ground or wedged into a shrub. They don't need a full day's bright sun, either. A couple of them get shade half the day and stay sufficiently charged to shine bright all night. I mostly keep them on the constant steady on mode - although a couple of them are on twinkling lights mode, which isn't too annoying. There's several modes including one that glows brighter, then dims, then repeats. Great for outdoor decor, parties, events, Weddings.

Very nice, I use them as night lights in my shop, they put off enough light to navigate by

Only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because the picture is misleading on how bright these lights are. Otherwise, I knew what to expect when I was ordering them, considering the price. They're great as accent lights, or edging lights. They're super pretty at night, have different setting, and the solar charging works great as well. I charged them for about an hour, in directsun, and they lasted about 3 hours, but that was directly out of the box. After 4 hours of direct sunlight they lasted for at least 6 hours, or until i couldn't see them turned on due to the sun coming up. They also survived an unexpected heavy downpour. I bought them specifically to line our walk way while camping, not to illuminate it, but to line the edge so we didn't trip over the concrete in the middle of the night. They're super pretty, but don't be mislead by the picture. They're led's on a thin wire that can tangle super easy, but if you're careful, you won't make a mess of it. They're super light, so if you're using them on the ground, you'll need something to weigh it down. Wrapping around a tree or post? Perfect. I used rocks at my campsite to weigh the wires down and they did what I expected and I was pleasantly surprised with how well the solar charging worked, and how the setting worked on the flash/patterns. I'll do an updated review when we go camping again, and how well they survive storage, but over all, I knew they weren't going to be the highest quality with the price I paid, but I was very happy with how well they worked. If you're looking for super bright lights? This isn't what you want. If you're wanting pretty accent lights that'll go anywhere? These will work. Just remember, super thin wire that bends easily.

Lasted several years outside, through rain, snow, and shine! Very bright with different settings. One set eventually snapped, but that was my fault. I installed around the branches of a small tree in the yard... sort of forgetting that trees do this funny thing called "grow." 😄 If purchasing to wind around trees/shrubs, I suggest either removing them at the end of a season. But maybe to others, that's obvious 😅. Otherwise, one strand covers a lot with a long cord connecting to the solar panel, and they can withstand all types of weather! Good buy!

Have been installed throughout east coast Canadian winter and spring. Strung along top of fence with no problems. Very bright small blue lights that look great.

Amazing lights and very bright. Best ones purchased as the ones from shops dont last long at all, these look great

Great solar lights. Used them in coffee jars and flagons for great effect in the garden. Bought loads and never had a faulty one.

These solar string lights are fantastic! I used them to decorate our trees, and they create a beautiful warm glow. The 8 lighting modes are a nice touch, and they’ve held up well in the weather. I did have an issue with one of the units, but the customer service team responded quickly and took great care of me. It’s always reassuring to know a company stands behind their product. Overall, I’m really happy with the purchase — they look great, work great, and the service was top-notch. Highly recommend!

Put them round a garden seating area very pleased