Apissada Solar-Lights Flickering Flame Torch Outdoor-Garden Solar Powered Decorative Waterproof Light for Patio Walkway (4 Pack)

I'd like to thanks for these Solar lantern, I'm very mesmerize to its lights, it's kinda helpful since I hanged 2 lanterns on the entrance of our garden, which basically become our light source on the entrance. The other 2 was hanged on the nearby tree beside of my mom's growing flowers. The ambiences of our garden was enhanced. Solar powered functions really well, The lanterns lit long last during night. I also felt convenient on its automatic operation switch when it nearly dark. Overall, it was amazing experience i had, even my mom loves it, she even asked me to buy more for the other side of our garden.

This hanging solar lights works perfectly, I mean this is amazing because it gave a magical feeling in our patio, I just love how the flickering lights, it looks realistic.

Wasn't that obvious until you get to the last line of the instructions, that you have to have them turned on to charge them and the on/off buttons don't seem that sturdy (and don't indicate if they are on or not). They don't last quite as long as they claim - on average about 3-4 hours even after charging for two days in bright sunlight without being discharged in between. Other than that, they provide a nice flickering light that adds atmosphere to a BBQ

They really do look like flames. We have them throughout our backyard. There is not enough light emitted for seeing a pathway, etc, but the ambiance is great. I highly recommend them.

first, i flippin HATE the pictures on all of these, with the stupid photoshop work of actual flames and dramatic water splashes superimposed. who are you people kidding? just show the product in daylight, and at night, and maybe some no-background 360-viewer.anyway, they imitate flames, but you won't be fooled into thinking there's fire inside. they're also a lot more amber than i had hoped - neighbors down the street got some around when i got these, theirs are much more orange which looks better at night. these are more yellow, and not in a natural firelight kind of way. if i get bored i might disassemble and solder in some different color LEDs (warm white at the base, orange at the top) to see what better effect i can achieve.oh, and the batteries last maybe 4 hours, which is good enough for seeing them while i'm still awake, but doesn't come close to the claimed dusk-to-dawn, even after charging all day in the Texas summer sun.

Money wise. No wires needed, no need to charge it , just put it under the sunshine to absorb the solar energy, Has a good design of the lantern itself and also the light. We love it and looking forward to buy more.

After i received it, I immediately installed in on my backyard, just to have a source of light on that area. My wife truly loves it, she even demanded for more lol, anyway, The flickering flames effect is amazing i do love it, and thankfully this solar lantern has automated energy saving, so no hassle after all.

I loved the lamp, it looked so beautiful, however, it lasted one night on and did not work again.