TONULAX Solar Lights Outdoor, Solar Garden Firefly Lights (6 Pack,48 LEDs)

Look nice and hold charge well overnight however failed in less than 10 months and they are sealed so you cant gain access to the battery.

The light glows as shown in picture but barely for an hour. Despite the solar battery gets charged all day,the light survives an hour in the evening and goes off. Not worth the money.. absolutely overpriced

anteriormente ya había comprado de estas mismas luces, y se me hacen fantásticas, pero estas ultimas que recibí no iluminan igual, hice el procedimiento para devolverlas, pero al final me arrepentí, me di cuenta de que tal vez sean de color blanco y no iluminan como las primeras que son color amarillo. Voy a solicitar nuevamente, pero espero que sean amarillas.

I bought my first set of these lights back in May 2024 (it's October 2026 at the time of this review) and they got a lot of compliments from the neighbors. I had them out in the front garden in our lily bushes - they bathe everything in a soft golden glow and when the warm summer breeze would blow, they sway gently and just look magical, as corny as that sounds. One lady out walking her dog even walked up to the path and took a few pictures of them. Our security camera picked it up and I was like "What the heck was that about?" and my husband said, "Probably taking a picture to look it up on Amazon when she gets home" haha. They worked perfectly all summer long, and I didn't take them out and put them away that winter, although I should have because our winters are long, harsh and they spent plenty of time with no sun and partially buried in snow so it's not like they were really glowing when they didn't get any sun for 6 months. However, when the weather finally thawed and the sun came back out, they worked fine the following summer (2025). I loved them so much that I ended up buying a lot more of these that summer (last year), and I moved those first lights to my back deck into my potted plants because I had never peeled the protective plastic off of the solar panel parts, and it was stuck to them and won't come off. (The lights seem to work fine, though.) And by the way, that's my cautionary tale: Peel those plastic sheets off. You're supposed to, they're just there to protect them in transit, but I thought I'd prolong the life by keeping it on there until it was super crusty, and then peel them off and have a "new" solar panel, but the plastic will sort of fuse to it when it's exposed to summer weather and brutal winter, so now those "protective sheets" are never coming off of those lights, haha. The ones I bought last year, I peeled those protective sheets off before I put them out in the yard, and the solar panels are still in fantastic shape a year later. Silly me. So anyway, here is a picture of the original lights I bought in 2024 (almost 2 and a half years ago) in my potted plants out back still glowing away and bathing everything in a golden glow. Don't mind the poor dying potted plants - it's time for all of that to get cut back and go into hibernation for the freezing winter. I seriously bought a LOT more of these lights last summer (I have 32 total now) and now many areas of our property are gently lit up (which is nice since we're in the middle of the woods that can get dark and ominous. This lights everything up with an ethereal will-o-wisp light and it's just absolutely beautiful.) They're super easy to use: you just peel off that plastic and then switch the little tab to on. The metal stake is pointy, so it goes right into the ground, and then you slap the top part on. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy. Last November I went out and pulled most of them up and put them in some bags to store for the winter. No reason to leave them out in our crazy weather when they'll basically see no sun for months on end. Although, again, they stayed out all that first Winter through tons of snow and rain and harsh wind and they still work just fine, and I even missed a few last winter when I put them away, and only realized that I missed some when Spring sun came around and they started lighting up at night. The lights last quite a while when they turn on at dusk, and I was able to put these everywhere. In my potted plants on the deck, all around our house and all around out among the trees and rocks. Very versatile, our friends the swaying lights. Along with some solar spotlights, it looks like we have professional landscape lighting. So far, we haven't had any die on us yet - not the ones in this picture that are about 2 1/2 years old, and not any of the ones I bought last summer. These were a terrific deal.

O produto é muito bom, só achei que tinha mais lâmpadas. Mas fica muito bonito no jardim.

Two out of the four iron base didn’t fit. Poor quality control