Solar Garden Lights, New Upgraded Leaf Design 20 LED Solar Firefly Lights, Solar Garden Lights Outdoor Waterproof, Firefly Lights Solar Outdoor Decorations for Patio Yard, Warm White (2 Pack)

5 months and going strong! Well, one set stopped working yesterday other 11 sets are fine. ONTROAD Garden lights with leaf design are unique. Lovely! The lights are staggered instead of all one length which worked well for our purpose of putting in our palm trees (photos). The lights are a little smaller yet quite bright (photo). The amount of lights and the lighting produced is perfect, romantic, nice ambiance, festive and contributes beautifully with other lighting. Seem very well made. They are more flexible than others I've tried. ONTROAD sway in the Hawaiian breeze and bob around. These have the green stem and leaf design which helps them blend in with the palm trees. The solar panel is larger than others we have with two options for steady or flashing light. We like the design and larger solar panel, other solar panels work well too. Many of the garden lights have three options, off, steady or flashing. Another brand we have and love has 8 lighting options plus timing options. We like the steady light. The ONTROAD lights come on at sunset and are still on as the sun was rising at 6AM (photos are sunrise, lights still going strong). We bought ONTROAD and another brand as well not knowing which would work best with the palms(photo). ONTROAD success! The others I purchased are nice too though definitely not as flexible (I'll find a place for them). We are pleased that the ONTROAD lights were so easy to add to our palms and pleasantly surprised at their longevity of lighting and how nice they work with the palms. The neighbors comment that they love our palm tree lights! Neighbors comment that the lighting is so tasteful. We put two (2) in each palm. i purchased more.NOTE:1) Solar light panels can be impacted by other light sources like Christmas lights or outside lighting and the lights may not come on. IF solar lights do not come on at dusk THEN try putting your hand over the panel (imitating dusk) to see if the lights come on. Our Christmas lights impacted the solar lights, the solar panels think it is daylight and didn't turn on. At dusk we put paper over the solar panel using an appropriate tape to affix it. We remove the paper in the morning so the panel gets the sunlight. It's a small step to enjoy the solar fairy lights along with the Christmas lights.2) Solar lights work really well in sunny climates like Hawaii or summer. Solar lights are not as bright nor do solar lights stay on as long in the fall/winter in the NW (not enough sun).3) the tubes are reportedly "stainless". We noticed the humidity leaves spots on stainless tubes (photo), however, they can be cleaned with a scrubber sponge. Also the tubes can get stuck in garden soil. We tried one in a planter and the stainless tube got stuck in the dirt. The black pointed tip can come off too. We were still able to affix the fairy light to a palm.

Great price for an outdoor solar light. These will outlast me while I'm outside at night. It gives the perfect ambience and I've been pleased with the performance. I've had these about a month and so far so good. Highly recommend!

I placed these in a few groupings throughout my yard and love the lighted look from a distance and the solar components seem to function well.A few of the leaves were loose in each box as they don’t seem tightly connected - we’ll see how the leaves hold up in the wind. The lightbulb “stems” seem to be fairly sturdy even as they (minimally) move with the wind.I know I will NOT be using the flashing function as the entire fixture simply pulses on/off - quite distractingly. I wish it were a random twinkle instead.

I love these. They are the easiest item to assemble and install, the wires are easy to bend to have them "fall" naturally, there are different lengths within each item for a prettier look and they have come on faithfully so far every single night for the past month. I keep finding more places to put them since they are brighter and more fun than my walkway/path lights. My only issue is that when I go to reorder the price has jumped up a lot - so I will be waiting to see if it drops and then will buy some more.

Great looking lights, and they sway nicely in the wind. Many neighbors have complimented me on these, Andi refer them to this product on Amazon.One regret, I wish the lights flickered independently of each other - rather than all flashing at one time. If you ever develop that feature, I'll be back for more.

I used these in a garden rockery with other plantings. It looks really pretty in the evening as it gets darker. The lights are bright and last well into the evening. It was a nice addition to my yard. Value is very good.

I purchased about 6 of these lights - planning on getting a few more. They work great for ambiance, but not necessarily for function. Meaning, I wouldn't rely on them for making a pathway visible at night unless you plan to get a bunch of them. I really like that they turn on at dusk and stay on till dawn. Also, they work even when they don't get a lot of direct sunlight - they're not as bright, but still turn on and stay on for hours. I definitely recommend. I wish I could find string lights that do the same!

The lights look gorgeous, they make a great addition to my yard and I particularly like their green color which makes them blend in with the real plants during the day time. However, the design of the solar panel is not the best.Typically you'd want:1) The solar rays to hit the solar panel surface at a 90-degree angle,2) To have no shade on the panels.Both conditions must be satisfied to maximize the solar input and thus generate enough power to recharge the batteries. The current design precludes you to get both scenarios 1) and 2) together. If you tilt the panels upwards you can establish a good angle with the sun, but will have a significant shade casted by the stem and the lights. If you tilt the panels downwards, you won't have any shade, but can only reach angles that are far from good. Therefore, the batteries can hardly charge and the lights are on for just a few hours every night (they become dim quite soon). A way to fix this is to remove the hinge pin, which then will allow the panel to tilt downwards enough to make a good angle with the sun, without being obstructed by shadows. You can use a twist tie to keep things in place (see picture).