Better Homes & Gardens 200-Count Solar Powered LED Warm White Willow Tree Outdoor String Lights

The lights are of good quality and look beautiful in my tree. I will order more for my other tree to balance out my front curb appeal. i love that the lights have brown wires they blend well with the bark of my established trees. Fiona

These lights are absolutely magical and I love them in my backyard. I have them everywhere. They’re beautiful and it’s great that they’re solar powered.

I bought a set of these to try and they are just magical. I have them a week to make sure they held up then went and bought another set. The charge on them last most of the night and adds so much to our back yard. I will definitely order a couple of more sets.

The solar willow tree lights are quite beautiful hanging from one of my cedar trees. The attached picture does not do them justice. I am definitely going to need another set of lights as one strand is definitely not enough. This is not a tall cedar tree as it got stunted from an ice store around 5 years ago. Although cedar trees are generally fast growing once they get started, this has been a slow grower. Once it gets more height, I will need to add more strands. This string of lights includes 200 count warm white solar LED micro string lights ... 2 - 3 ft vertical 60-Light strands and 1 - 4 ft vertical 80 light strand; and 1x1.2V/1000mAh Ni-MH AA rechargeable battery which you can stake in the ground or attach to the tree wherever it gets the best exposure to the sun. You can set the lights to twinkle or steady. The only negative I have is that the light strands are hard to untangle .. just takes patience. Highly recommended.

3 Strings of lights spaced 2 feet apart. Has a long cord with plug but the light span is misleading g on the box as it says 13.8 feet. It is really 3 strings that have 2 feet between.

I love the solar willow tree lights! They are beautiful, easy to install and easy to use. Unpacking/untangling the lights took a little work. Each box contains one cord with three strands so you’ll need to purchase several to get the effect you want.

This light set comes wadded up in a tiny ball of wires and lights that you will first have to sort out. I put the solar charger in a south facing window sill so the sun would charge it fully before I tried them out. If you push the on/off button to on, the lights will not illuminated unless it's dark, or your put something over the solar panel which measures 3 and 3/4 " by 3 and 1/2". If you turn them off, they remain off even when it's dark. Two modes, one twinkling slowly and the other full on. The battery compartment has four Philips head screws and comes pre-loaded with rechargeable batteries. There are three dangling strands of lights wrapped in tan/brown plastic. Each vertical string is separated by 24 inches. The first dangling string is 35 inches long without stretching it. The second dangling string is 37 inches. The third dangling string is 66 inches long, again, without stretching it. The cord from the solar pack to the first string of lights is just under Ten Feet in length. So the entire run of support wiring is 14 feet including the leader. The lights do glow nicely, but won't be throwing enough light to illuminate anything beyond a few inches. I do like the tree lights, but I would like there to be a charging port aside from the solar panel and would like them to be able to cast a little more light than they do. I do recommend them.

Pros: these lights are absolutely amazing hanging. They are truly just beautiful to look at and provide a background and setting that is not only unique but also classy and elegant. I was blown away by how beautiful the lights hung. The solar charging worked pretty seamlessly and I was able to get roughly a full days worth of use without having to plug in the lights just from natural charge. Cons: 200 lights sounds like more than it looks like once you hang them. Once I hung the set from one box it did not cover much. It is 3 small strands of lights meaning that to reasonably decorate any space you will need a Number of sets. It would make more sense to me for the lights to come in larger bundles. I am unsure why anyone would want such a small garnishment of light on it's own. But there you go. As long as you plan on getting a Number of sets I think you would be pleased with the outcome. Just budget accordingly.

These solar powered 200 count micro LED lights are cute. I have a few words of advice regarding this product, though… 1) When you first take the lights out of the box be sure to read the directions, because my husband took them right out of the box, immediately hung them along the backyard fence and turned them on, right away, without charging them. The instructions say to charge the battery (placing the solar panel in the sun) for at least 6-8 hours before turning them on for first time use. Since he did this and ran them, without charging the panel first, I do not know if that is why the lights only work about 4- 4.5 hours at night. We do have the solar panel in an area where it can get full sun all day until around 4 PM, so I thought the lights would last a little longer. 2) Be sure NOT to have any other lights on around these solar lights, because that will make them shut off and stop working. Our porch light was turned on in the vicinity of these lights and I noticed that they just stopped working and wouldn’t go back on, even after turning off the porch light. The next night they came back on and were working again. Something else I noticed about these lights is that they add a bit of ambience to the area where they are hanging, but they’re not intended to light up the whole area. They add a nice ambiance, though. The reason I give 3 stars is because I found these solar LED lights to be a bit finicky. All conditions need to be just so, as specified in the instructions. Yes, I would recommend these lights to somebody, but I would tell them that they need to make sure they follow the instructions carefully, for maximum results/benefits.

Instructions say to charge one full day before use. I did it for two full days and once turned on they only lasted less than a half hour. I then installed them let them charge another full day and they were on for maybe two minutes. Next day another full charging time and they lasted less than two minutes. I have read the instructions over again but it seems Im following what they want me to do. This came with three balls of lights rolled up when unwound made one string, so three strings in a box. Its not very much for fullness and the box says the picture has four sets/boxes which I would think look allot better. They are a warm white light, 200 LED per box, 18.8' total length. Does include a AA rechargeable battery.