Solar Fairy Lights, 2 Pack Total 400LED 144FT Warm White to Multicolor

These are exactly what I was looking for .... they are beautiful and there are so many lights on one string ... bonus, you get two strings for such a low price!! They are super easy to install because they wrap them around a plastic card so you just unwind as you go. This is the first time I have ever used solar (don't judge) and can not believe how easy it is ..... I don't have to do anything, they just turn on and off all by themselves. The only reason I gave them a rating of 4 on the brightness is because one of them goes dim (not off) towards the early morning hours. I will be ordering more. **UPDATE** So the one string of lights that goes dim towards morning time actually does not ever shut off. I recently figured this out after replacing the battery a few times now. I can see them twinkling during the day if I look real close .... but this means the photosensor is not working properly and it does not allow the solar panel to save battery life, so it burns out within a few days and I have to replace the battery again. I'm hoping someone can tell me where the sensor is so I can replace it OR the company will send me a new one in good faith. I really .... really like these and I do want to buy more, but I can't afford to keep replacing the battery if the sensor's keep failing.

I put these on my palm tress. They have weathered several severe thunderstorms and it hadn’t affected them a bit. They seem delicate but the are not.

Really cute and exactly as described

There is a factor I did not consider when undertaking this project. LABOR. The process of hanging the things up only to find out after that they didn't work.... Anyhoo. Whatever string lights you choose I would recommend charging them in the sun for a day, or two, and then just seeing if they work. Don't worry about brightness starting out. As a bundle the may seem underwhelming, but generally; when spread out; string lights are very satisfactory. So just test if they work BEFORE hanging them. These didn't work too well for me. Their functionality is at the least unpredictable, and I think one of them just broke for good recently. I've had thus far good experiences with JosMega, and lomotech

OMG I LOVE THESE THINGS! i remember when i first got them a couple years ago n how totally disappointed i EXPECTED to be n i was SO WRONG!! i cannot believe how these things have such thin wires n are SO bright! Not to mention the disasters and messes ive put them through n they STILL work this well! i honestly didnt ezpect that theyd even still work n being in a hurry w health issues, i wanted to finish my chicken run asap n ordered another brand...i wanna CRY! a WEEK into putting the other brand up n omg i could list SO MANY probs but these are AWSOME, BRIGHT, LONGER THAN MOST, SUPER DUPER DURABLE, just SO WISH i bought this years from them to finish out my chicken run. idk if u can tell in a night pic, but THIS brand is the brightee set on the left :)

I, like many, did not have the greatest experience with these lights. I read reviews and saw a lot of people had forewarned their tendency to break, but I also wanted cute lights to wrap around the pillars outside of our front door. My goal was affordable and solar powered, as we don't have an outlet readily available for the location. When I first got the lights they wouldn't turn on, but I put the solar panel in the light and they turned on. It was a task to install as the end that is readily available around the spool is the end connected to the solar unit. That means I was working from the bottom up, which is counterintuitive to me. Either way, I got the lights wrapped around the pillars and went to turn them on and the first night I was very impressed and really loved how they looked. They turn off when it's light out (I think?) and then the night hits and the solar unit fires up the lights, so I was excited until the next night when one strand didn't turn on. I tried to get it to work but no dice. I took the lights down and decided to continue to experiment. Unfortunately there was just no consistency. Both strands stopped working within the first week despite trying to charge the solar panel. There are also different settings for the lights that didn't seem to change well when I was using them. A part of me loved how they looked so much that I thought about keeping them to try to get them to work, but I knew I didn't have time, and that I just needed to bite the bullet and buy a higher quality product. The return was, of course, easy, but I am still on the prowl for my solar lights for next year.

Two reason im giving it 3 stars. 1. The wire is VERY FRAGILE, half one string snapped asbi was wrapping it around a screw. 2. The way it is wrapped on the spool means you have to unwrap the entire spool if you are doing what I am doing - using them underneath patio table.

As of now, I do like them. Let’s see how they withhold and how long they last. Because it’s copper wire, I suggest you take your time figuring out where you’re going to start. I did this during the heat wave we’re having in NYC with the temp being 102 and feeling 110 so it’s sloppy but I’ll fix that another day.

Wire is low quality

They look fine, and the memory function works n(to remember your preferred mode instead of activating disco mode every night), but they only store about an hour of charge! If direct light in Singapore weather can't charge them then there's a problem. Both of them have the same problem

Worked for 2 weeks only