🌞 6 Pack Outdoor Hanging Solar Lights - Mason Jar Solar Lanterns with 30 LEDs, Waterproof Fairy Lights for Patio Garden - Includes Hangers and Jars, Warm White Review

Well they work. Something like. 2 of them didn't work out of the package. Otherwise they are fine. Edit: NVM must have been confused. The two bottles that didn't work were missing the protective film for the solar panels, so they may have been used. The company is sending two to replace them! Edit2: The company supports their product and will fix anything. By the way, they make great gifts!

I was amazed by the light jugs. When I took them out of the box and removed the packaging, one jar burned even in the light. I suspected this would be a problem. Of course it started to flicker after about 2 days on the road. He died about 2 days later. Now the second died about 10 days later. The other four are still in operation. I know they get a lot of sun. Very disappointing. There is no phone number on the package to call the company. Not content with spending money.

We got these for Halloween to give us some light in those spots in the yard where we don't have outlets or power sources. They charge up in the sun all day and then sparkle and glow at dusk. I have 12 and they all work great. Now I even have one by the back door as a quick light to grab when I take my dog outside to pee late at night. No more need for flashlights for everyday use. Again, some energy is lost, but there's no shortage of sunlight in California, so I'll always have a quick and easy

I've read that people have questions about why they only work upside down with the answer "you have to wait until dark". Well, that's NO problem. Most of these lights ONLY work when it's dark AND you turn them upside down. I think it has to do with the weight of the fairy lights not being able to keep up. It's so frustrating. Sometimes you can shake them a little and they turn on, but this has to be repeated every night. Or when the wind moves the glass slightly, the light goes out. I am very…

I bought 2 sets of these Mason Jar lamps and am very satisfied. The first set easily survived the long, harsh Indiana winter and was just as bright the following spring. They are very easy to assemble and the battery pack can be easily swapped out for a rechargeable battery if needed. They last a long time before they are needed. I love using them in my flower beds, on walkways and on patio hooks. Their soft light is very attractive and pleasant. At around $6 a can, they're very inexpensive and

I've had these glass lamps for almost a year now and they all work perfectly and beautifully! They are illuminated by the sun for most of the day and turn on automatically in the evening. I'm so impressed! I really didn't think they would work so well for so long! I left them for the winter, my yard is so dark and Michigan winters drag on without lights, and I hang a sixth on a shepherd's hook outside my bedroom for a nice warm glow. In fact I was just too lazy to bring them the first week and…

So I received it and immediately turned on the small switch inside the cap, arranged the bulbs nice and fluffy, put the cap back on and pulled on the transparent protective film. and nothing happened. I put my hand on the solar panels and they kind of flickered and then immediately went out. So! I thought I was a fool and tested them all the same and they all did the same thing. I was crazy! Our daughter then points out that we didn't charge her. Even though there is a battery in there (I…