Solar Power Tealight: Advocator's Waterproof Flickering Flameless Candle 🕯️ Lights - Perfect for Wedding, Holiday, Window, Home, Garden, Outdoor Decoration Review

Used to rejuvenate old solar lanterns that no longer charge. I love warm yellow lighting with a shimmering effect! A very realistic looking candle when used in these lanterns.

My biggest criticism of them is that they aren't tea lights. They are wider and taller and don't fit in the candlesticks I bought them for. Other than that, they work well. I hope I can find another use for them.

Larger diameter base than a standard votive, charges daily even if not in direct sunlight most of the day, lasts much longer if i go to bed in the evening the temple is about 8 inches high and 3 1/2 inches wide very happy with this purchase, i don't use the timer function

I love these solar candles! I've used them in my Ikea lamps, some lanterns I already had on a shepherd's hook and in my favorites I've put them in jam jars and hung them on a clothesline in my garden near the fire. They charge throughout the day, turn on automatically when it gets dark, and twinkle happily until I go to bed. I've already bought something for my niece.

I really enjoyed trying them out. I live in Arizona and thought they would be great for my patio. First, they are too big to be "tea lights". They don't fit in many tea light holders. So keep that in mind when you buy these for candle holders. Second, you can put them in the sun all day and they only work when they want them to. So a bad buy for the price. I say they tow this product until they get it right. I wouldn't even buy it again for $1.

I'm all for the environment so I was very excited when I saw this. They worked fine for a day, after which they kept turning off even though I left them in the sun all day. They need more attention with the wiring because every time I lay them on their side they turn on but go off as soon as I flip them properly. I'm sending these back and buying rechargeable ones. If you watch my video to the end you will see them turn themselves off. Good idea.

My headlights don't last very long. I've tried leaving them outside all day two different ways. I left them on the windowsill first and left them on the feature. The lights worked for 10 minutes at best, then I tried leaving them outside with the off state and turning them on after sundown which gave most power for about 60 seconds. I was kind of hoping to keep them in the house as a transitional night light for the hallway and living room, but I don't think they are powerful enough. I hope my…