Solar-Powered Rock Outdoor Lights: 4-Piece All-Weather Faux-Stone LED Solar Lights Set (Black) by Pure Garden - Ideal for Paths, Gardens, and Landscaping Review

I used this product to light up a passageway to my house; The light is good, but it's directed upwards, so you have to tilt the product a bit to really illuminate the ground. One of the rocks kept coming loose and I took it apart to see what was going on, the batteries won't stay in the holder; Every time they pop up I have to open them up and put them back in.

These bulbs work perfectly. The light isn't very bright, but they give off a good, even, moderate light. If you need a medium (not very bright) light source, they will suit you. If you need the limelight, you have to look elsewhere. These are "closed system" indicators, so you can't replace the battery if it stops charging. However, these appear to be reliable products.

Absolutely TERRIBLE. I bought stone lights at Home Depot last fall. They cost about $4 each, gave off a nice warm glow, and were perfect for accenting small areas. For example, I use them on a stone fireplace. These PURE GARDEN 50-21 lights, EIGHT OF THEM, don't put out as much light as ONE of my $5 Home Depot lights. They give off less light than a keychain flashlight (right). I tried to photograph the light, but it wasn't there (really)! These are back today!

I ordered the same item from Groupon and was very satisfied! then I ordered an identical product from Revain and the lights were NOT the same. The Revain product had 1 small light in the center (little I mean). And the switches were different and only worked occasionally. The Groupon product had 4 bulbs and solid switches (they also came in a different color so that was the first clue). I didn't know why others were complaining as we were absolutely delighted with the Groupon lights. These…

I use these lamps for landscape and plant decoration; They work for if you're okay with some light lighting. They will not light the way to go. I put one up in my conservatory to accent the late evening plants and flowers and I love it. You'll also love the fact that you can easily move them around and place them where they get the most direct sunlight. I didn't feel they had enough light around my pond, but that's a preference. Not sure about sustainability, but they're inexpensive…

Gives very little light, maybe 1 candle. I wanted to use them to light up the landscape around the pool. I couldn't even tell they were included. They didn't cover anything. (I left them in direct sunlight all day to make sure they charged). So I tried to place all 4 lights on a 5ft high sago palm. There was almost no light on it. The product description never says it, but I would say they are in the 8000-9000 Kelvin range. The light is very white/blue. Good landscape lighting should be below…

For an all weather solar powered product these 4 piece sets are not worth the expense or frustration. After less than 3 months of exposure, all 4 show visible signs of weathering with water inside the lens. At least 2 out of 4 failed without light output after more than 10 hours of intense Florida sunshine. More than enough time to charge with the help of developed solar cells. I had to listen to all the negative comments. YOU ARE RIGHT! Head to the Dollar Tree and spend that dollar or wait for