MEHOOM Solar Deck Lights Outdoor, 3000K LED Waterproof Solar Powered Lights with 5 Modes, Fence Lights for Wall, Step, Stairs & Railing, Patio Garden Décor, 6 Pack

These are really nice. The applied along kids clubhouse. And fence line. Light is pretty good. I like that I can change the setting of the light.

These lights cast a perfect design the we needed to highlight our plantings and fence panels. Small and not intrusive to our area. Easy to install and the vendor supplies all the hardware you need for multiple mounting.

Installed just yesterday and just what I wanted. The two light directions I wasn't expecting. The price was very reasonable for six.

Nice solar lights to have spotted on plants and flowers.

Delivery is earlier than the original confirmed delivery date. Nice solar light . Save energy and bill. Easy to use and install. Light charge in day time and can last for whole night . Very useful and makes my yard beautiful. Love it .

These do not look like the pictures. I guess it is my fault for not double checking the size specs. Based on the pictures I thought these would be bigger. They are tiny. They fit inside the palm of my hand. Beyond the size. They do charge fast and work as described. I tested them in a dark rooms today. I only go them to use on shed outer walls where we have plants and one of the front of each so we can see the fire wood inside when it is dark. They should do the job well, but I can't get over how tiny they are. I have added pictures to help you with scale. I can not review the longevity of these as I just got them. If you need a basic solar light I would find something bigger. I could get these exact ones on cheapo sites for a quarter of the price so please justify why they are $40 for that tiny size?

I didn't think I would be impressed by this product at all. But I was desperate to try to find something that would work on our steps where we have no electricity and it would be extremely difficult to run wiring. I have come away from this really impressed. It's not perfect, but it's perfect for my situation. Pros: I didn't wanna have to drill into my railing. So I tried the double-sided tape that comes with the lights. Through multiple rain storms in the northeast, these have held onto my railing without any issue. They also has three different lighting modes, left right or down. Or you can do all three at the same time. I did all three at the same time and you could see in the pictures the amount of life. It's not perfect, but it is better than what I thought it would be. Tip: wish I had read the instructions before I had tried to install these. I thought they were all broken. Nope, in the small print it says you have to hold the button which is underneath the light for three seconds. I was not holding it long enough. Cons: these don't light up my whole step the light is brightest immediately underneath the light in a small arch. It provides a teeny bit of light for the rest of the step. However, I went into the sink. It wouldn't provide even a good bit of light for any part of the stuff and I was wrong. Again, it's not perfect, but given my limitations on my steps with electricity, the solar lights are the bomb.

slick looking design. letting them solar charge right now. they are all dead. hope they work

Solid light, could be alittle brighter and a few dollars cheaper. Will look good on any white background.

I can't get them to work