🌞 SUNLITE 1-Inch Reflectors - Pack of 24, Perfect for Carded Display Review

You get what you pay for. 2 pieces were not properly glued, 1 piece is missing the upper part. Junky & cheap so be careful before you buy. Almost like a toy.

These reflectors came together fine but two of the 24 arrived damaged, the lens was coming loose from the screw base. Using artificial light sources and sunlight to see how effectively they reflect light, some colors reflect better than others. Some, like Blue & Green, barely reflect any light. They look good in daylight but I expected more from a reflector.

Yes an inch is small but I have them to reflect the edges of my driveway when I come home at night. They are designed for a bike or something and have a lock washer and screw on the back. I bought some screw grommets which I attached to the trees and then made a hole through which I could attach a reflector. Aimed at the headlights. Kind of funny. Waiting for a guest to come and blow her away, maybe a little.

They look good but one arrived with the colored plastic piece separated from the base. After placing them on a pole in front of my house to help people identify our house on dark nights, the reflectivity was poor. In the past I have used large reflectors on sticks from the big department stores and they are clearly visible in my headlights at night. Those reflectors don't really shine enough. Maybe it's just because they're small, but ultimately they don't help for the purpose I've described.

Some have complained about the wing nut attachment system - but they have to be attached somehow. I'm considering using construction glue in certain spots, drilling a hole for the shaft, leaving the wing nut on, putting it on the back and sliding it where I want it. Liquid nails for life. Or cut it off and do it. SO you can install anywhere, but in certain situations a wing nut is best/easiest. good change. I've tagged a telephone pole near our street entrance in an area where it's hard to tell

Yes an inch is small but I got them to reflect the edges of my driveway when I come home at night. They are designed for a bike or something and have a lock washer and screw on the back. I bought some screw grommets which I attached to the trees and then made a hole through which I could attach a reflector. Aimed at the headlights. Kind of funny. Waiting for a guest to come and blow her away, maybe a little.

They appear to be well made, but one came with a colored plastic part that had come loose from the base. After placing them on a pole in front of my house to help people identify our house on dark nights, the reflectivity was poor. In the past I have used large reflectors on sticks from the big department stores and they are clearly visible in my headlights at night. Those reflectors don't really shine enough. Maybe it's just because they're small, but ultimately they don't help for the purpose

Some have complained about the wing nut mounting system - but they have to be fixed somehow. I'm considering using construction glue in certain spots, drilling a hole for the shaft, leaving the wing nut on, putting it on the back and sliding it where I want it. Liquid nails for life. Or cut it off and do it. SO you can install anywhere, but in certain situations a wing nut is best/easiest. good change. I've tagged a telephone pole near our street entrance in an area where it's hard to tell when