SolarCentre® Elan Outdoor Solar Powered Mushroom Lights - Set of 12

I wanted something small for a little balcony, these were ideal for my troughs. They are quite bright considering they are small, they are robust and the top seems to be like a rubber material…..I like that they are slightly different too in size and shape. I got a good price too ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

These are adorable. My neighbour has commented on how lovely they look at night, just a bit gutted they’re not longer.

The media could not be loaded. 🌟 The solar powered mushroom lights arrive boxed and you recieve 12 x mushroom lights with stakes attatched, 1 x solar panel, 1 x solar panel stake, and instructions➕️ The lights are a little smaller in height than I imagined them to be, especially with most of the stake also being in the ground which would make them smaller in height, so that was a little disappointing➕️ The lights are all wired together and each one has a little silicone mushroom head with some bigger than others➕️ The wire also attaches to the separate solar panel unit with the wire being fairly long so you can choose the best place to position the panel to recieve the most light.➕️ The power button is on the back of the panel and you can turn it on to either steady lights or flashing lights➕️ The brightness of the lights is decent. It's not super bright, I would describe it as more of a delicate brightness but I think that goes with the whole aesthetic of the mushrooms being positioned together to look like a little magical mushroom patch🌟 Overall these are quite nice mushroom lights. I would prefer if they were a little taller in height but they still give a nice look to the garden when positioned together. If you have a tree in your garden, they look lovely positioned around the tree like a mushroom patch. Not sure if I'm going to put them back in the box and wait till summer/spring to take them back out, as with this weather I wouldn't want them damaged.

The wife loved them so much I had to buy another two sets. I like the fact they don't look like plastic. The shroom on the top is flexible. Making it feel more real like.

The media could not be loaded. These are lovely mushroom lights!The pack is 12 lights and they are attached on a string along with the solar panel.They came with a little charge already.They are out in our garden attached to the fence and they light up the corner, not as much as a spotlight would, but enough to offer a little background lighting which is good.They are currently priced at £19.99 which is reasonable

This is ok, not quite like the pic - looks more like little cartoon ghosts have swallowed a firefly each.My dog pulled the tops off them, looked like someone had thrown “protection” all over the garden.Also, found this exact item elsewhere for a fraction of the cost.Overall, I wish I’d saved my money.

Elan Outsdoor Solar Powered Mushroom Lights - Set of 12.These come well presented in its own box so it would make a great gift for the right person.Theres 12 solar powered mushroom lights in the box that are very easy to set up, just make sure the solar panel has good access to the sun as this is what gives them the power and then once darkness falls they light up and look absolutely fabulous, im very impressed!The quaility is very good and they are exactly as the description describes, no issues as of yet.I Can reccomend and considering theres 12 in the set i think they are reasonably priced.

These aren’t bad, they do work okay, but to be honest they’re rather naff, and don’t look brilliant. The lights have either steady on or flashing mode, and are all linked to a small solar panel.Quality isn’t bad, on the face of it, the rods being metal – but I don’t think it’s aluminium, so will probably start to corrode after a while. The solar panel is very small, with a single internal NiMH AA battery (so not Lithium like better ones these days). The panel is not the laminated type, so will start to oxidise after a while.To be honest these look really naff – little metal rods with a dollop of silicone on top, LED underneath. Where they are really let down also, is the distance between each oof the lights (200mm), so they have to be grouped together, they can’t be spread out beyond that distance between them.Overall, they’re okay I guess, but not for me, they just don’t look good. There are much nicer solar lights out there.I hope that you have found this helpful