🏮 Solar Hanging Lanterns: ZHONGXIN Beaded Copper Wire Ball Candle Holder with Solar Tea Lights - Set of 4 for Home, Garden, Patio, and Tree Décor Review

Well I guess I expected more. But for the price I think it's ok. Small and not very pretty looking right out of the box. Personally, they add nothing to the terrace. I will choose a more "shocking" purchase next time rather than committing to a deal.

Nice style but the batteries don't hold a charge. Two of the four lights did not come on after the second day of use and a full day of sunlight/charging. The other two lights come on, but only for 10 minutes before the battery lasts for a full day.

These little bulbs are very cute but a little thin. I had to reshape them after opening them to include sunlight. They also don't shine for more than an hour or two a day. When they're on fire, they're really adorable. For the money I don't think it's a bad deal.

Cute little flickering tea light decor! I hung it on every corner of my gazebo and the little tea lights have little solar receptors. At night they shimmer beautifully. Too bad although I have lights around my gazebo and when they are on they flicker. Instead, I can transfer them to an umbrella.

I love the shape and size of these ornaments, hanging like ornaments on my lighted Christmas tree. I can't comment on the solar ability of the tea lights included in the kit as I don't get much sun and have replaced them with battery powered tea lights. I think the material is ok - it's clearly not thick, handcrafted metal, but I feel it's strong enough and doesn't look cheap.

I have them hanging from the low branches of the tree in front of my house and my neighbors love the flickering lights when they pass by in the evening. However, the light doesn't stay on for more than an hour before it goes out, even if I put the candles in bright sunlight to charge during the day. I just want them to last 3-4 hours before turning off. But they survived a few rains and they didn't mind and keep working.

These lights are adorable and I get lots of compliments on them. I have three sets on three different trees and I call them my "fireflies" because they sparkle and float in the trees. I'm impressed that they gather enough energy during the day to glow for at least a few hours at night, even in the dappled light under the trees. Out of the 3 sets 4 bulbs have failed so far (they worked one night and never again and yes I tried them in different positions to see if the lack of light wasn't a…