Solar Moroccan String Lights Outdoor 60 LED 36 Ft Globe Fairy Lights with 8 Lighting Modes, Waterproof Solar Powered String Lights for Garden Yard Gazebos Camping Party Holiday (Warm White)

Tha lights are small but bright, I like the gold color.

love the lights and solar works, and is beautiful. Just don't forget to turn it on! or take the solar top tape off. I bought two and had one hanging for 6 days and nothing. I started to wonder what I was doing wrong. Then I took the other one out of the box, and this time I read the instructions before hanging it up, thinking it should take a few days to get the solar working. That very evening my dog and I was sitting on the patio when all the lights came on! it was beautiful! The only thing is, it is not very bright. But then, my sister pointed it out to me, it is gold and covered. so maybe I am asking for too much

Hung on the patio. The look very nice. A bit smaller than expected. Good light emission. Multiple settings.seems like they will last. Work great

Solar lights have become a popular choice for outdoor lighting due to their eco-friendliness and ease of installation. These lights harness the power of the sun to charge their batteries, providing a sustainable and cost-effective solution for illuminating your garden, patio, or pathway.Pros: * Eco-friendly: Solar lights are a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and energy consumption. * Cost-effective: Once installed, they require no additional energy costs. * Easy to install: Most solar lights come with simple instructions and can be easily placed anywhere that receives sunlight. * Low maintenance: They require minimal upkeep, other than occasional cleaning of the solar panels.Overall, solar lights are a great choice for those looking for a sustainable and cost-effective way to illuminate their outdoor spaces. However, it's important to consider your specific needs and the amount of sunlight your location receives before making a purchase.

I was so excited for these, they were so beautiful in the picture and in person but unfortunately that's where the good ends. When I opened them, they were so so tangled, I think it took me an hour and a half to get them undone, and a few of them were missing the Moroccan lamp cage design thing and some of them were a little loose, but I thought it wouldn't be a big deal. I put them up, checked that they were lit up before I went to bed, all was well. But the next night, I went to look, and they weren't lit, which I thought was odd, but then I realized I couldn't even see their silhouette outside. So I went out, and the wire was in at six different pieces. At first I thought maybe an animal got to them, but then I realized the ones I got from a different brand were all still fully intact and lit up. So it couldn't be an animal, because why would it have a vendetta only against this one string of lights? Overall extremely unhappy with this purchase

I’m going to give these some time to see if the solar panel needs a few days to charge, but we’ve had these installed for two days now - in New Mexico with abundant sunshine - and so far the lights don’t come on. The solar panel is in a sunny spot, the protective film is not on the panel, I was careful with hanging the lights, and I’ve tried pushing the power button several times. No luck so far. I will update my review in 2 days.Edit: Five days later. The lights DID come on the next night, but only once it was quite dark. There seems to be some sort of internal mechanism that detects darkness that determines when the lights actually come on. So I’m changing my rating from 1 to 3 stars because technically, they do work. BUT, they come on only once it’s quite dark, and there’s nothing you can do about that. So during the evening when we would like to be out during the mid- to late-evening sky, we can’t turn these on for ambience. They are truly confined to just dark. Even as other evening lights start to come on, these don’t come on until closer to 9pm (writing this during summer hours in early June, but we’re also on the east side of a mountain, so we get darker a bit earlier). When they’re on, they’re cute (but small). But by 9 pm, we’re usually back inside. Disappointing. I wish we could truly enjoy them for more hours in a day.

I’ve strung them up under my patio umbrella (putting the solar panel thru the flap. They twinkle like stars when having cocktails at. Night. Very romantic