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)

These mushroom solar lights are SO cute in person! I added a photo so you can see how magical they look around my tree. They were easy to install, and you can switch through the different lighting modes directly on the solar panel (no remote needed). The wires are a bit stiff, so rearranging the mushrooms takes some patience, but once everything is in place, they look amazing. We had two full days of rain and they were still working perfectly afterward, so the waterproofing is legit. The warm glow is perfect, the quality feels good, and they add such a cozy vibe to the yard. Great value for the price!

I LOVE these so much! I bought them back in 2023, and they are still beautiful. I tucked them around our succulants & flowers planted in front of our front porch. They have been outside during all weather, year in and year out. Also, we live in the high desert. Our sun exposure on that side is East & South, so they are exposed to a great deal of UV light! They still have the beautiful, soft glow-y light they had when we bought them. They add a beautiful, magical ambiance I was hoping for. We have a few small special statues and birdbaths in the area. I feel they bring it all together. I hope to buy another string soon, so that I can place them in anew garden we hope to finish this Spring!

Pros - Charge just fine - Last a couple of hours - Look nice - Look even better if you put them randomly, not in a row like I did Cons - Kind of flimsy tops, takes a few tries to get them just right - Will not light up if there is another source of light hitting their solar panel (small torch light in my case) Overall, happy with these, not expensive or dull. They function well and after a couple of tries are easy to get the hang of and set up and then just enjoy. You might have to set their solar panel in a way that ignores other sources of light and let it just absorb from the sun.

These are well made and seem quite durable so far. The cord is a nice weight, the bees are attractive, the solar panel is quite hefty and won’t get blown over in a gust of wind, and they are quite bright and add whimsy to any spot. They were easy to hang, nothing was tangled, and they work very well. They light up at dusk and stay lit for hours. I will definitely purchase more from this brand, as I’m happy with the quality and price.

This is the 2nd set of these lights that I have ordered. They provide good lighting at night , on my deck and the original set lasted years. They are nice looking, sturdy and a great buy, in my opinion. I highly recommend them .

I've used similar Solar decorative lights before. They usually last 1 season. I do not remove once installed as way too involved to do so as I use these around my Koi Pond for Decor as well as aid in preventing unwanted animal infiltration. Now, this time,after testing, I used a Hot Glue gun and sealed up wherever water may Penetrate. Lights I tossed away had rotted out in many spots do to H2O infiltration. I'm simply looking to avoid changing these out each season. I also cable tie to sm. posts around Pond, then Hot glue as well. Above the fireflies I have fishing line. This combo has served very well to ward off unwanted visitors who wish to snack on my Babies! Also, on the set I just replaced with these, ( diff. Co. & thy wr Bees), I noticed that the Solar collector/Battery/controll unit will have the Solar Cell top become whited out from U/V Rays. I used a lens cleaner/restorer but that only held up for a few days. In addition to hot gluing whr I think H2O will get in, I will be spraying Armorall U/V protectant onto the Cells. I'll try once/wk. All these kinds of products are cheaply made, from China. So, I'm the kind of guy who understands this, But, I also wish to protect my installation efforts as best I can by investing in prevention techniques as described. Each season I press on learning from last. These lights are very cool looking in a Dark yard. They have on/off & separate switch for multiple modes of flasing/ alternating of same. Also, wire from last light to control unit is fairly long and even more than I needed to hide behind Pond water fall. In my pix, there are two sets of these firefly lights. Oh, after a sunny day, in constant-On, mode, lights stay lit ,until morning! Batteries are decent, then! Will try to remember to update here, in fall of 2021. Be well ! UPDATE: 11/21/21- All operating well with little issue. As I figured, the Solar Cell Power supplies Top ( face) have an ongoing issue with becoming whited out thereby restricting the amount of sunlight to fully charge the Batteries. So, I've had to 2x/month, clean collector surface with a Lens cleaner sand pads. I'll let these go all winter and post back an update in Spring. Have a safe Winter, and remember to NOT feed your Fish, in the Winter! UPDATE 2/21/23. Spring is around the corner for us in N.Y. However, this set I bought now needs replacement. At end of 2022 season, I noticed a few of the lights NOT lighting, and the Solar collectors are VERY whited out as well as some wings have broken off due to weakening from U/V from the Sun. This time I'll install above my fishing line and have it easier to install/remove. 1-2 seasons is all you'll get out of these. Dropping rating to 3☆.

I have a lot of solar lights in my back yard. I have a clawfoot tub I put dirt and flowers in every year. My last solar light in it stopped working & I thought these 'shrooms would fit right in. There are 20 in a strand, and it is approximately 12 inches between each light. After you attach the lights to the stake, it leaves about 8 inches between them. They have survived spring storms and are working well despite being thoroughly drenched several times. They are a little brighter than I expected but it blends in with all the other solar lights I have. They are the warm light variety, so they are on the yellow spectrum. They have 8 light modes but flashing or chasing type of lights drive me batty. I set mine on a slow fade in and out. They charged up well initially and seem to be lasting most of the night when we have sunny days. I may buy another for the edge of my flower bed, definitely worth the cost!

Simple to set up, a little difficult if you’re weaving through a rail as it’s one continuous wire. Lights are not as bright as I wanted but still make my balcony look nice.