GIGALUMISolar Path Light 4 Pack, Waterproof Outdoor Solar Powered On/Off Lantern with Hourglass Light for Garden Lawn Yard Patio

I'm very happy with this outdoor solar light set! I wanted a set that gave me full coverage of the entire length of the front of my house and this 10 pack set is just perfect! The hourglass design of these lights are just beautiful. I was a little concerned because in the past I've had issues with solar lights not quite getting the charge during the day to power them at night but these lights really do work. They are definitely waterproof! I set them up in the front yard walkway and the day after I set them up it rained for three days straight and it did not affect them in any way. They work great when it comes to weather which was my biggest concern. Setup was very simple and easy. You just unpack the set, turn out the stakes that are turned inward into the tube cores and then attach the tops. One thing to keep in mind when installing these lights is that I would suggest not pushing them into the ground by pushing down on the hour glass tops. Hold them by the middle tubes firmly and push down. If you push down on the tops you risk breaking the hourglass lights. I didn't break any of mine why installing them but when I pushed the first one down I quickly realized not put put the weight down on the tops of the light but at the middle. They push into the ground firmly and look great! I couldn't be happier with this set. Perfect product and priced just right. Would definitely recommend!

The media could not be loaded. ✅ Why Trust This Review:I needed reliable solar path lights for my outdoor area in the Pacific Northwest. The GIGALUMI Solar Path Light, with its unique hourglass design, seemed promising. Here’s my honest experience.✏️ Quick Summary:The GIGALUMI Solar Path Light offers a unique and interesting lighting pattern with a warm glow, making it a great choice for those who prefer softer lighting at night. However, the plastic construction raises concerns about durability, especially in challenging weather conditions. Charging can be difficult in areas with limited sunlight, but this is a common issue for solar lights in general.📝 Design and Build:• Unique Lighting Pattern: The light creates a unique and interesting pattern, adding visual appeal to outdoor spaces.• Warm Glow: The light temperature provides a nice glow instead of a bright white, which is preferable for nighttime ambiance.• Plastic Construction: The lights are made entirely of plastic, raising concerns about durability and longevity.⚙️ Practical Use:• Charging Time: Requires 6-8 hours of charging during the day to provide 8-10 hours of lighting at night. This can be challenging in areas with limited sunlight.• Easy Installation: The plastic construction makes the lights lightweight and easy to install. But keep in mind that tough soil needs to be prepped to except a plastic stake.• Weather Challenges: In the Pacific Northwest, achieving a full charge can be difficult, impacting the lights' overnight performance.⭐ Advantages:• Unique and appealing lighting pattern.• Warm glow instead of harsh bright white light.• Lightweight and easy to install.⚠️ Considerations:• All-plastic construction raises durability concerns and care needs to be taken upon installation.• Challenging to achieve full charge in areas with limited sunlight.• Previous negative experiences with plastic lighting raise doubts about long-term performance.📌 In Conclusion:The GIGALUMI Solar Path Light offers a unique and pleasant lighting pattern with a warm glow, ideal for creating a cozy nighttime ambiance. However, the all-plastic construction raises concerns about durability, especially in regions with harsh weather conditions. While the charging challenges are not unique to these lights, they do impact performance in areas with limited sunlight. Overall, these lights are a good choice for those seeking aesthetic appeal, but be mindful of the material limitations.💡 Buying Guide:• Who It's For: Ideal for those looking for unique, warm-glow solar path lights and who live in areas with sufficient sunlight for charging.• What to Look For: Unique lighting patterns, warm light temperature, and easy installation.❓ FAQs:• How long do these lights last after a full charge? They provide 8-10 hours of lighting after 6-8 hours of full sun charging during the day.• Are these lights durable? The plastic construction raises concerns about long-term durability, especially in harsh weather conditions.• Can these lights charge in low sunlight areas? Charging can be challenging in areas with limited sunlight, affecting overnight performance.✍🏼 Final Thoughts:This review was written by U N O V I S I O N, where we focus on providing honest and detailed reviews to help consumers make informed decisions. I hope you found this review helpful.

This is a review of GIGALUMI Solar Pathway 8 Pack. The part number is 8994. The ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number) is B0CZL9L7RM.Before installation, remove the film from the solar panel and the insulating tab from the lampshade. There is no switch. When the insulating tab is removed, the light will turn on at night and off in the morning. As is true with all solar powered products, the lamps must be placed in direct sunlight.If the soil is tightly packed, tap a long screwdriver or rod into the dirt in order to loosen it. Remove the spike from the extension tube, turn it around and reinsert. Tap the tube into the ground with something that will not damage the tube. I used a block of wood. After the tube and spike are inserted, gently slide the lamp head onto the tube.The hourglass design with its warm gold-toned glow makes a nice addition to the garden. The 600mAH battery should be able to store enough energy to last through a couple of cloudless days.Gigalumi has a 6 month warranty. Considering the warmth of the lights, the hourglass charm, and the fact that there are 8 lamps in the package, I believe that they are selling at a fair price.

These lights are ok....nothing spectacular.The light these from these lamps is very, very orange/warm and they are not very bright. They are enough though for guiding along a walk patch.There is a lot of plastic....in fact it's all plastic as best as I can tell. The instructions said to remove the top and turn on the switch. I removed the top, but there is not switch. You just pull the plastic battery tab to allow the battery to make contact and it's on. Once I got the top off, I of course had to put it back on. To do that you have to line up three little plastic tabs on the globe with three holes on the lid....they don't really want to line up. In trying to get the top back on, one of those tabs broke off. Dang it. The curse of brittle plastic parts that are cheaply made.Again, these lights are just ok. If you're willing to spend a bit more, better lights are available.