SUNWIND Solar Garden Lights Outdoor LED Bollard Solar Powered Path Lighting for Patio Pathway Backyard Lawn Landscaping (Black-6 Pack)

I ordered these solar lights in early May and they arrive within a couple of days and are better than advertised! They were easy to install and fully charged within a few hours. They are very bright and look more expensive than they are as they have a cool "art deco" look!Unfortunately one of the lights grew dim last week and even after changing the solar battery, no luck.I contacted the service team at the seller Kinna Storm and they responded within a few hours!After a couple of online trouble shooting it was determined that the light itself was faulty.Kinna Storm apologized and immediately credited my credit card for an amount greater than what I expected!It was a no brainer for me to re-order the exact same solar lights as I wanted more anyway!The service team at Kinna Storm is the best that I've ever gotten from an Amazon vendor so I'd purchase anything that this Amazon Seller sells!

I had them in for a month now. They did well through a few thunder storms. When I first un-boxed them I thought they looked cheaply made; however they are plastic but they’re tough enough to put pressure on them to go into the ground without breaking or bending, and my ground is very hard and rocky. I’m satisfied with the brightness, they were easy to insert in the ground by twisting them in. I can’t find a reason to give this product less than all five stars. I added a few pics. They’re the perfect brightness to light a pathway, but not for areas that is pitch black and requires other sources of light. I have lights in the front of my house so these added a nice enhancement to my landscaping and walkway. For the modest price, they were worth the money spent! I’ll update if they don’t last or changes...I read others had issues after several months.

These look great, but the light is not very bright. They only light up the area directly around them. Also, the amount of direct sun these get during the day really impacts their performance. I use them to add to the daytime look, and then add a little highlight to the edge of the lawn at night. Pretty affordable and great buy if you are looking to just mark an edge of a path. I’ll probably replace with wired lights down the road as a permanent solution.

The lights are really cool once they are on at night. They are not very bright, but then again the point is not to be bright, but rather dim because it’s just for decoration. One big thing to watch out for though, if you are ordering more than one package at a time, be aware that they can come in different colors. One box was a yellowish green, the other was a bluish violet. Sending back the violet, and hoping I will get the yellow/green, but who knows. Does not say in description so it is a hit or miss. So far, I’d rate it as a good modern look, bit the color is a gamble. I have ordered four sets of six, hoping that at least two of the sets would match. I’ve been so busy with our new home that I ran past the 30 day mark to return them. 2.5 stars?Just got two more boxes and none of them seem to match that bluish violet color that I like better. I don’t know what to do now because I have already installed them, and now I am passed my 30 day mark to return them. Look like I’m stuck with three additional boxes but I can’t do anything with . I would keep it a five star if the color wasn’t a gamble.

Very excellent solar lights.

After spending a lot of money, time, and effort re-doing my landscaping, I wanted to highlight the new paths and flower beds with solar lights. Also my old solars were slowing dying beyond the help of new batteries.The black cylinder design of these lights is exactly what I was looking for--unobtrusive, simple, sturdy. The pattern of the lights shining on the paving stones and deck was an extra delight. The lights aren't runway bright, just enough glow to guide your steps and make a nice accent. They stay lit about 6 hours, plenty long for my purposes.The stakes are extremely sturdy. I'm slowing sinking them into the ground after every rainstorm and should have them completely seated before first frost. If you want to mount them on a wooden surface, take one of the lights to a big box store and buy2" ABS Male Adapter $1.772" PVC Cap Fitting $2.56and spray them black. Drill a hole in the center of the fitting.The male adapter fits into the hollow cylinder, replacing the stake. Attach the fitting to the deck/bench/whatever with an outdoor screw then screw the adapter into the fitting.I have 5 sets of these lights, 30 total. One dud that I'm hoping to fix with a new AA rechargeable battery. Even if it's trash, 1 out of 30 is a reasonable discard rate. Note: it's a struggle to re-align the tiny screws after replacing the battery. 10 minutes, a good light, a tiny Phillips, and a few cuss words should see you right.Edit: After a year, 6 of my 30 lights have died beyond the help of new batteries. Plus the design lets ants get inside and nest, so every time I change a battery I have to brush off ants and shake out their eggs. I still like them but as they die will replace with another style. A 20% fail rate after a year reduced my rating to 2 stars.

Bought a "used" set from the Amazon Warehouse in 2020, upgraded the batteries to 2800mah NiMH before installing them along my driveway. Worked reliably for three winters and two summers before giving out. Cleaned four, including the battery terminals, recharged the batteries to prove they hold charge and they're now back in service. One died due to PC board corrosion, the sixth is still "under observation" with a replacement battery. Not bad for 25 bucks, just ordered a second set ... again "used" from the Warehouse! Can't go wrong even at the advertised "new" price, just upgrade the batteries for longer lighting on "dim" days. (The same is true for all inexpensive AA and AAA solar lights.) And years later when they no longer hold a charge, clean 'em and install new batteries.