MAXvolador 12-Pack Hanging Solar Lights, Decorative Cracked Glass Ball Light, Multicolor Solar Powered Waterproof Globe Lighting for Garden, Tree

I've bought two sets of these lights. They look great and I really like them. The quality is better than any of my other solar lights. The glass is heavy duty and they change colors. I hung a few of them from my tree branches and around my patio. Each light has it's own hanger and clip. The clips could be stronger. They aren't strong enough to hold them in a tree if it's windy but they are still worth buying. So, I recommend that if you plan to hang them in a tree, reinforce the clip and make sure the sun hits them enough so they charge completely. They charge up well and last all night.

Three years ago I was gifted a set like these. I have them year round in my dogwood. A wind storm took out one. I always thought more would look nicer, so I ordered this set. They match perfectly in size and color. The dogwood is framed by my window. At night they are so magical. We call them the bug party lights.

I love these lights, and I hope they last a long time! They are so beautiful I wish I were outside to look at them, but I am inside. Only one light didn't work, and the rest are lovely!

They look great in our plum tree. Easy to snap to small branches with alligator clips.Even in summer, the light only lasts a couple hours.

I love these lights! Didn’t think these lights wouldn’t hold up to the weather here in Phoenix but they are incredibly resilient. They’ve been hanging out entirely outside and have been rained on, endured hot weather, etc. and they still work fabulously. Not one light has gone out or broke and they still work really well. I’d totally buy these again 100%!!

They are the 2nd box i have bought.And I make a point of telling everyone what a great product and price they are!

As far as the performance, effect, look, colors, brilliance and wow factor of the lights and their glass globes are concerned, these things are a knockout. A grand slam. Ten out of ten. I won't repeat the specifics of these factors that other reviewers have thoroughly covered - you can read their reviews for some excellent descriptions of all of that.The problem is in the two metal parts these (heavy) lights rely on to function at all, as they must be hung in order to solar charge and stand up straight.Others have mentioned the inadequacy of the tiny alligator clips, being far too small to support an object of this weight (the glass is thick and heavy - which is otherwise a GOOD thing). And this is certainly true. Not only that, but the jaws of these clips don't open widely enough to grab onto a sturdy tree branch or anything else substantial enough to reliably hold these lights - you're forced to choose a tiny twig, which only increases the chances of a light coming loose and falling if the wind picks up, shaking the smallest branches around more violently than the thicker stuff. I will say that the clips have a very strong grip, but unfortunately it's not enough to overcome these issues.So really, these lights should come with hooks or carabiner-type hanging attachments instead.However, there's another problem, even if you choose to use something like this instead of the little clips: The hanging arms / brackets themselves aren't firmly attached to the lights. They barely go a few millimeters into their respective holes in the base of the light, and it's very easy to flex these brackets out of the holes. And unfortunately, they really can't go in any further, as it's the interior of the housing assembly that blocks them, and keeps the brackets just barely hanging on.I received my lights yesterday and hung them from trees and structures around my property. Last night, the wind picked up, and four of the lights plummeted to their shattered-glass death. Two were due to the clips falling to keep their grip, and the other two suffered from the brackets separating from the light bases.I'm a bit of a weather geek, and I have an anemometer that records wind speeds right here on site. The wind speed last night, which was enough to destroy a quarter of my new lights, never got higher than 10.5 knots, or around 12 mph.So in the end, I love these lights... and I can't stand that they are hobbled by such terrible hardware. They probably won't last a month no matter how I try to reinforce them, and that just makes their beauty a cruel tease.

Was I the only one who didn't realize you have to unscrew and turn each one on on? So far they look good. I hope they last!!

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