Mainstays Solar Powered Stainless Steel Finish Glass Crackle LED Path Light, 3 Lumens, (6 Count)

These solar lights are very nice! They give a soft, warm golden glow that last night through. The cracked glass globe affect is highly reflective and very pretty. They about 3 inches across in diameter. They seem sturdy enough, though time will tell. So far, I'm very impressed!

So far I'm VERY pleased with these lights. I've had the globe solar before but they were much smaller. These are definitely a lot nicer than most. I've got them across my front porch banister and they are visible from a long way off. Also, I checked, and so far they are staying on most of the night, which is also better than the ones I've had in the past. I will definitely be buying more of these lights, and I absolutely recommend giving them a try.

These are nice lights. I like the size- not too small and not too tall. They light up nicely. 1 (out of 6 )came a little damaged , it works but the rod is bent at the rim and I can’t assemble it but it should be an easy fix ( I just hadn’t gotten around to it). I like that it’s glass because I can clean them easily which should prolong the life, the plastic ones tend to get a haze and thus stop performing.

I absolutely love these crackle globe style lights. I didn't think the crackle design would make a difference in the solar light but it does. I had originally had regular solar lights for my side walk area going to my front door and when I received these and swapped them out....I was so very happy with how pretty they are compared to my regular ones. They definitely made a difference and the Stainless steel looks better than the black ones in my opinion. It just make my walk way look so much better and added a classy touch to it. the solar panel is built inside under the ball which I think makes it better than being on top fully exposed to the sun but we will see how long this set last me. So far so good and I love them and they look wonderful!

~ What a beautifully crafted, set of six, Solar powered path lights. ~ Set is easy to install, the instructions that make sense and well made products. ~ This set is absolutely beautiful with a clear crackle globe connected to stainless steel poles. ~ Since the soul is compacted in my area, I ran water over the planned area to make the insertion of stakes easier.

I chose these based on the picture and description I saw online. The picture doesn't do these justice. The cracked glass design with the stainless steel is so beautiful. We plan to use these along the flowerbed to light up the pathway to the front door. We don't need anything too bright and these are just bright enough.

They are pretty and heavy. We have had 3 straight days of a lot of rain and cloudy skies, yet the lights light up every night. They seem durable and obviously charge. But they aren't as bright as I'd hoped. They have a softer, yellow glow about them. Beautiful if you are looking for that effect. (If you can see my pictures, I do have a larger light among the small crackle ones. It is a different one I ordered from Walmart a while back.)

These lights are pretty and heavy. I ordered 3 sets. First night,all of them lit up. Second night,less than half came on. Third night, 4 out of 18 came on. All 3 days were sunny. They should have charged. I shouldn't have to invest in new batteries for new lights. After the first night, I was going to order another set. Glad I didn't

I'm not sure why I thought these would be better than the other "stake-style" solar lights we've tried ... but they're really not. I guess I thought enough time had passed that there would be industry improvements, but I don't think this industry works that way. Admittedly, part of the problem is that our entire front yard is only in partial sunlight, part of the day - so I'm not really rating these on their brightness or ability to charge from the solar, because that wouldn't be fair. They're just cheap. I don't expect them to last. Maybe that's acceptable to other consumers, but I'm frugal and I buy things for the long haul. Next time, I will spend more $$ and get lights that I won't be replacing in a year or two. Or, more likely since I don't plan on cutting down my trees - I just won't install solar lights in my front yard!

Firstly….these lights look beautiful, when first out of the box. I got the stainless ones . The cracked glass, and the size made them look fantastic, and I was really looking forward to having them light up my front path. I’ve always had solar lights there, usually cheapo ones, and they’ve always worked just fine. One the first night, my new lights glowed beautifully, and I was super-impressed. On the second night…..Nope, not a glimmer. Third night….nothing! They’d had many hours of sunlight on them, but they weren’t charging at all! I brought them in, followed the instructions to see if they were wet or dirty inside…. No, not at all. The next instruction said replace the rechargeable batteries! That would be a no from me! I took a picture of them on the first night, and they were beautiful. Totally disappointed in these solar lights…. I really wanted to love them!!