Dynaming 6 Pack Solar Post Cap Lights Outdoor, Fence Post Solar Lights Fit for 4x4 5x5 6x6 Vinyl/Wooden Posts, High Brightness Warm White SMD LED Lighting Decor for Garden Deck Patio

Love the look of these lights. Work great and bright when th sun goes down.

Looks a little small on a 6" post but still looks amazing. Puts out quite a bit of light. Comes with screws to secure to a 6" post and the screws to secure the 4" base to the 6" adapter. It stayed lit without dimming for 4 hours...then I went to bed. Not sure how long it stayed lit. Ordering another

I recently purchased the Dynaming 6 Pack Solar Flame Post Lights, and I couldn't be happier with the results. These lights have truly transformed the look of my deck, adding a stunning and functional element to our outdoor space. The highlight of these post lights is undoubtedly the mesmerizing flame effect. The realistic flickering flame adds a warm, inviting ambiance that perfectly complements evening gatherings or a quiet night on the deck. It’s not just aesthetically pleasing but also creates a cozy, atmospheric glow that enhances the overall outdoor experience. The lights are impressively bright at night, providing ample illumination for our deck. They strike a great balance between being bright enough to light up the space and soft enough to maintain a pleasant ambiance. The brightness is consistent and reliable, making these lights both beautiful and practical. One of the standout features is the included variety of rings for mounting. This thoughtful design makes the lights versatile and easy to fit on different types of posts, effectively making it a universal solution for various post sizes. The installation process was a breeze—simply choose the right ring for your post, secure the light, and you’re done. It took no time at all to have all six lights up and functioning. I purchased three kits to cover our deck, and the transformation has been remarkable. The deck now looks fantastic with the addition of these elegant, glowing post lights. They’ve not only enhanced the visual appeal of our outdoor space but have also provided functional lighting for our evenings outside.

The post caps look nice from a few feet away, I mounted mine on the fence at my property line, about 15 to 20 feed from the road, they flicker like most flicker bulbs and the color is nice, an amber orange color that looks almost like an actual flame. My only issue is the single rechargeable battery doesn't seem to last all night or even to midnight. Still holding out hope that more full days of sun will charge the batteries enough to last longer into the night. Will be buying more to complete the look across the front of the property. Would/will purchase more. The brightness isn't enough to call them security lights, but they do provide enough that they are visible from a distance. They also come with multiple mounting options and clear assembly instructions. They also seem well built for the size, solid not flimsy. I've noticed they seem stable enough for birds to perch and squirrels to run across them with no problem.

I’m convinced these solar lights were designed by someone who has suffered through one too many "some assembly required" nightmares. Usually, I open a box and think, “Great, I’m missing a screw.” This time? I opened the box and felt like I’d just inherited a small hardware store. It comes with sooooooo many extra parts for every kind of mounting your heart could desire. 4x4 post? Check. 6x6 post? Check. Random wooden stake you found in the woods? Probably also check. I’m pretty sure if I tried hard enough, I could mount one of these to my mailbox, my garden gnome, or possibly my own forehead for hands-free midnight snacking. The Highlights: • Options for Days: If you like having "spare parts" just to feel like a professional contractor, this is the kit for you. • Solar Powered: They soak up the Alabama sun all day and flame glowy goodness all night. No wiring, no crying, no accidental electrocution. • Aesthetic: They actually look classy. They took my deck and entry from "dark abyss" to "expensive-looking sanctuary" in about ten minutes. If you’re looking for lights that are easier to install than a Velcro shoe—and come with enough adapters to kit out your entire neighborhood—look no further. My backyard is now officially glowing, and I still have enough leftover brackets to build a small robot.

Good Quality. Easy to install.

GENERAL: I am pleased with the appearance and match with our white posts and rails. They have the perfect amount of light for an 8’x11’ deck with 6’ set of steps - 11 posts in total. The post lights came in a box with all of the parts required for multiple post sizes. The lights and adapters were well packed, and the box also includes screws to attach the adapters to the post and connect the lights to the adapters. I have 4”x4” PVC-wrapped, wood 4x4s (which are actually 3.5”x3.5”). It was easy to put the right combination of pieces together for it to fit our posts. You need to charge in full sun at least a day before use. The first night of light was at least 9 hours and remained bright; still on when we woke up. The lights don’t turn on until AFTER dusk - you could still see, but it was 45 min after sunset until the first lights came. The lights will all turn on at different times because sensors and darkness varies across deck. Product basically recommends removing during winter snow periods (i.e. save old post caps). Also, they will last longer if turned off during prolonged periods of non-use (long vacation, etc). PROBLEMS: BE CAREFUL and ensure the alignment of the screw holes through all of the post adapters. WARNING, the wood screws that attach the adapter to the post are VERY poorly made; they feel as if they are made of aluminum. First time, I aligned screw holes and started screwing to post, and the screw head stripped. I removed and drilled a traditional pilot hole through the adapter, post PVC wrapping, and wood. Took me three attempts screwing by hand to find a bit big enough to keep the screw head from stripping. The drilled hole was the same width of the screw threads (not shaft), so I could push the screws all of the way into the wood with no need to screw. ADVICE: buy your own screws that can withstand installation. Once the adapters are installed, hold off on screwing the light on the adapters - just let them sit on adapter until you are sure they are charged and working. The instructions tell you to let them charge in the bright sun for at least 10-12 hours. These items ARE NOT in the instructions: The lights don’t charge if the battery tab remains installed. There is also a power switch that should remain OFF until there is a four day. NOTE: There is a POWER SWITCH next to the battery. It is covered with rubber (for weather resistance), and it is not obvious how it works. The switch (under rubber) is a small slide switch, and it is impossible to see if it is on or off. It comes in “OFF” position. You will have to use your fingernail to push down the rubber far enough so it is smushed down to the physical slide switch. When you change the position, you will need to push the smushed rubber cover awkwardly to move the switch position. LIGHT FAILED TO WORK (1 DOA). I bought two boxes for 12 lights - one more than I needed. One of the lights was DOA. You might want to over order to give you some replacements for DOA and early failure.

The fit is perfect on my new posts and looks awesome at night. Just the right amount of lite.

They very bright and look like a flame. Create a nice atmosphere. You won't be disappointed. Good value for your money.

WELL BUILT GOOD QUAILTY .LOOKS GREAT AT NIGHT.EASY TO FIX.FLAME EFFECT IS BRIGHT AND LONG LASTING

These are excellent, bought 2 packs for my deck posts. There is a reason people stare at bonfires; these mimic that same light. Have to be in spots where there is no overhang/ eavestrough. Amazing how they charge with barely any sun. We have a bank of huge trees and even so these charge no problem! Have had for several months and hoping they do well in winter with the cold

On all night looks amazing

Very pleased so far