Solar Wall Lantern Outdoor Playhouse Lights, Solar Powered Lights Waterproof, Decorative Lights for Storage Shed Playground Dog House Garden Wall Fence Patio Backyard (4 Pack)

Me gustó mucho, mi patio de ve muy elegante

This solar porch light made a nice addition to my chicken coop! It charged up within a few hours and was shining as soon as it got dark. It puts off a soft cool glow, not bright enough for a primary light source but enough to keep me from needing a flashlight to lock up the coop. It comes with drywall anchors and screws for mounting- I used only the screws due to the material of my henhouse wall, but installing was fast and simple with only two screws. The top solar panel locks firmly into place. It's not huge, but not tiny, and works well for what it is.

These Christmas solar wall lanterns are a cute addition to my outdoor decor, and they work pretty well in mild, nice weather. The lights have a nice warm glow and are easy to install, so they definitely add some festive charm to the house.However, they are made a little cheaply and feel flimsy. Unfortunately, they didn’t hold up well when the temperatures dropped and we had consistent rain. The solar panels don’t seem to charge as efficiently in colder weather even with being in direct sun, and the lanterns started flickering or shutting off after just a few days of rain. They worked fine during warmer, dry spells, but once the weather turned more harsh, they weren’t as reliable.If you’re looking for something to use in milder weather, these lanterns are decent. But if you need lights that can withstand colder temps and wet conditions, I’d suggest looking for a more durable option.

The description states that this is a Christmas light.To me it just looks like a regular wall mount light. I really do not see that it has any Christmas elements to it.But you can make up your own mind based on the pictures that I have posted along with this review.It’s your basic solar powered LED, wall mounted light. I’m planning to mount it on the Southwest corner of my garage that’s a dark spot in my yard.Like all solar powered lights they are easy to install, without any wires to run and no energy cost to operate. Because the sun provides the energy as long as you install it in a good location for sun exposure.If you have seen any of my reviews of solar powered lights you know I’m a big fan. And this light is no exception and should work well for me.

I am probably going to use this for a storage shed I have. The light isn't super bright but it is mainly supposed to be an accent or ambience light I think. And it puts out a checkered kind of light like you see in the ad pictures and in my picture (excuse the blurriness, I just used auto focus). The top twists off for access to the on/off switch and replaceable 1.2 volt NiMH battery. The photocell works good, coming on at the right amount of darkness. It is two parts, the light sits into the post base. There is a little bit of play there, but no big problem. All plastic but the metal and glass look are good. Solar panel and waterproofness look good. I also got this light in the lower Kelvin/yellowish light model. The only problem I have is determining which color light I like the best! :-)

The three-pack of TISEJOY solar lanterns looks classy and complements my kid's new playset. The light is not too bright, so we will need a few more to illuminate the area. However, they are easy to set up, work great, and turn on right when it gets dark enough. The set came with anchors, but we didn't need them. them

No size mentioned, Plastic and not metal. Poor description on Product. Won't purchase from this Company again or EVER.

Got these for our chicken house. We installed 2 at the human door and one over the egg collection door. They had charge right out of the box but were brighter after they had full day of charge. Had screws and drywall anchors for the screws included but we felt they were not as sturdy as we wanted and we used heavier duty longer screws. Looks nice. Enables us to see without electricity to check on the girls after dark. Depending on the brightness of the preceding day light depends on how long they stay lit. Anywhere from hour if an overcast day to 3-4 on our most sunny days.