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I love these solar powered mushroom lights, they look really nice lit up on our patio in the evenings. The lights are warm and give off a gentle, colourful glow. There are different modes of lighting to choose from, including flashing lights, but I like the stationary glow best (although the lights don’t last as long on this setting). They were very straightforward to set up, with stakes to attach to the mushrooms and then inserted into the soil together with the solar panel box in a sunny spot. The lights are all linked with wire and can be spread out but I thought they looked most effective clustered together in a big pot. The instructions say they should last a long time (at least 10,000 hours) I hope they do. Recommended!

These mushroom lights are really fun and look great.The lights are wired together and have a single solar panel. The mushrooms and panel are on spikes which makes them easy to stick in the ground/pot. There are various modes that can be set via a button on the back of the solar panel.I like the cracked design and the light that these mushroom give out. They have really brightened up my patio area, see attached photographs. I think they are good for large pots or boxes where they will be closer together, although spread out around a rockery might look nice. One thing to remember is there are wires running between them so you have to be careful when weeding or cutting the grass depending on where you have them.In conclusion I really like these Lights and they bring a smile to my face when I look out. I do hope they last a long time.I hope you found this review helpful.

These solar lights are completely different to all my other solar lights and they certainly put on a good display. They come as a string of eight, with enough cord between them to separate them out for a bigger display, attached to a solar panel which has far more cord between it and the adjoining light. This means you can position the solar panel further away from the lights to get the most sunlight possible, great if you want to put the lights in a shadier spot.The lights themselves look good but they really come into their own once the sun goes down. There's a choice of modes, including static, but I've set it to cycle through the modes at the moment, and they look really good.They came well-packed and it only takes a moment to set up the solar panel and put the stakes into the mushrooms, then site them wherever you want and they can easily be moved around the garden. I got them yesterday afternoon, put them out immediately around three so they had about six hours charging and they lasted long into the night, going strong after 3AM when my light-sleeper husband woke up and decided he might as well check on them, bless.

These are a nice set of colourful mushroom lights. They are not designed to look natural and are painted in a variety of bright colours. I think they look best at night, in the day time they stand out a bit and, to me, look a little cheap. The do work well though and glow nicely in the dark. The solar panel works fine and seems of decent quality. Overall these are nice lights if you are looking for something bright and a bit different form the norm.

These are charming little mushroom lights which have a pleasing cracked pattern on the surface which allows the light to seep through magically which looks awesome, however they are quite small so it isn't easy to see the detailing at any distance.You can space these out at around 1 foot apart and then there is a generous 2 metre length to the solar panel. There are various lighting modes such as flash, alternate slow fade, fade, always on, and so on. I prefer to have them on constantly to make the most of the cute appearance and I think they look less tacky when they are constantly lit. I do feel like they are slightly expensive for what they are, but I think you are really paying for that lovely looking cracked finish if that floats your boat.

This is set of 8 garden light up solar mushrooms from Viewpick.Also included in the box are 8 spikes to attach to the bottom of the mushrooms for staking them in the soil.Each light has a different coloured top with each connected to the 20 Ft cable which then connects to the small solar panel to keep them charged.Running times for the lights are 8 - 12 hours.On the back of the solar panel are 2 switches, one for on and off and the other for light modes which has a selection of different modes for the illumination of the mushrooms from flashing to continually on.Overall these mushrooms are a a lot of fun for the garden and bring some extra light for those summer evenings to lawns or a garden patch and having a solar panel to recharge then you don't have to worry about batteries or a mains cable.

I ordered the Solar Garden Decor Lights with eight crack mushrooms, and they have been a delightful addition to my garden. These lights come in various vibrant colours and can be set to different lighting modes, which adds a magical touch to my backyard. The cracked design gives them a unique, almost whimsical look that blends beautifully with the garden gnomes and flower beds. They are super easy to install, with no wiring fuss; stick them in the ground and let the sun do the rest. Plus, they are waterproof, perfect for the unpredictable UK weather!

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