100 LED Solar Powered Copper Wire Fairy Lights - 2 Pack, Outdoor Waterproof String Lights with 8 Modes for Garden, Patio, Party, Yard, Christmas (Multicolor) Review

I like these lights. So far they have survived snow, wind, rain and sun. I keep them outside around my trees for about two months. But you have to go slow and be patient because they are very flimsy and can get tangled so easily. They've already tangled on me, but I'd say it's best to wrap them around a piece of cardboard or a spool before trying to put them on the tree, otherwise if you're impatient you might be tempted its like my husband wanting to pull, tug, tear or cut to remove them and…

1) These lights are best mixed in a clear container. Not recommended for those intending to drag them anywhere unless you have Job's Patience. Almost thin wires are very tangled, and if you try to route them somewhere you'll invent new swear words, I bet. Sometimes each setting works to guess what you've "selected" - good luck figuring out what's always on. 3) The power button on both devices doesn't have a distinct click - so you have to press several times for it to respond. 4) No directions.

I ordered a set of these solar lights and when they arrived one set was broken and didn't work. The set is cheap. The lights are very, very small and strung on a thin wire. The work kit I received cannot switch to 8 different lighting modes as listed. Just an on and off switch. The instructions say to contact the manufacturer if there is a problem, but there is no name or number in the instructions so who should I contact? The set that caught fire is beautiful, but you'll definitely need to…

Ordered these and they arrived quickly. I carefully removed them and unfolded them. The wire is flimsy so keep that in mind as other reviewers have pointed out. hung them along my little back porch. Which was really easy. Then he installed solar panels in a sunny place and waited. I checked them out during the day and was worried they wouldn't turn on BUT waited for the sun to go down and they came to life. Troubleshooting Tip! If your lights are fully charged and won't turn on, make sure the…

The best I can say is that the light works. But there are many "buts". The thin wires and tiny orbs of light became inextricably tangled as soon as I began to spread them among the branches of Japanese maple on my deck. They were really difficult to control but in the end I defeated them. The control should make it possible to choose between constant, flashing or intermittent lighting. All I could get was a flickering blink, hopefully not disturbing the neighbors on the adjacent patio. But the…