Solar String Lights Outdoor Waterproof 105FT with 53 Shatterproof ST38 LED Bulbs, 2700K Solar String Lights with Remote, Solar String Lights for Outside, Camping, Yard

These are very nice quality outdoor lights. They pop on every night and are bright for hours. I’ve had them up all summer and now it’s fall and I’m just keeping them up since they’re under a patio roof. I’d definitely get these again. You get a ton of lights for the price as well. We had almost too much length for our space but it looks nice and bright. The bulbs are a good size and not glass, so they won’t shatter like another set we have at our cottage. I’ll get these again for sure if we need to replace the ones at our cottage. I love the solar aspect so I don’t have to plug and unplug them every day.

Lots of light and they working so far. Not as bright as plug in but decent light for solar. We like them a lot so far .Update. Installed sept. Not holding charge very long and it’s now oct 1 monthProbably buy plug in ones now

Living offgrid just on solar lighting is difficult. These are freaking awesome!! We hung them on the side of our 5th wheel and it has given so much light it even has different settings. I'm 4 months in on these lights and they work like brand new still. There durable in the monsoon storms winds blowing them around heavy rain still no issues. They hang up easily with the kit they come with easy installation, remote control works great and it's true to its size!!Absolutely love these I'm buying 4 more sets

These need a full day of bright sun or they won't work very well.

This was easy to install with everything you need in the box. Very cute and works well.

These were great for a month.. Came on were bright I have a south facing position so they get plenty of sun. Literally one day after I could return them they stopped working. They are not holding their charge come on all different times of the day even when it's sunny out.. was so happy with them at first now just really sad and disappointed!!

These light were the perfect addition to my patio. I used poles and strung them over the hot tub. They give off a nice amount of light and a little extra to the ambiance. A great addition is the ability to charge the lights with the included cord if there hasn't been much sun to use the solar panel.

Update: had to downgrade the stars. Now that the leaves are all open on the trees the solar panel is in less direct light and the lights only stay on for an hour (the panel is on a pergola slat pointed upwards, but the tree prevents it Form getting direct afternoon sun until about 2pm). It's very disappointing since I have a cheap solar fence light that gets only indirect light (it's always in the shade) that does just fine charging and staying on for hours. I don't think there's anywhere on my patio that can get enough light considering how short the cord can reach.I'm going to try to move them to the front porch since one side of the porch is south facing, it should get more light during the day. I'll just go with plug instead of solar lights for the patio.***So far (I've only had them a few days) they seem very nice. I bought them because of the visible filament. I have a set that doesn't have that and they aren't as impressive looking. These look like incandescent bulbs, with the benefits of having an LED (long lasting bulbs and being solar powered. I've had too many incandescent sets burn out bulbs fast). They're a lovely color temperature, a warm white without being too yellow.Though they're not as bright as I expected, I have them on the highest setting and it's a good amount of light, bright *enough* but not as bright as others I've seen. They are as bright as my pathway lights, which are exceptionally bright for that type of light. So I am definitely not saying they are dim, just not as bright as others (they are solar, solar is always dimmer than plug in after all).I do like "layering" my light, so they are making a perfect base lighting. They have good coverage and are bright enough to illuminate the area while using pathway lights and lanterns to highlight and brighten specific areas.I had a problem with the remote out of the box. I took out the plastic tab under the battery and it did not work. So I took the battery out and put it back in, and it started working. I guess it must have been slightly unseated in there because of the plastic.Not sure how long a charge lasts. The latest I've been outside to see is 1 am. They were on brightly at that time. I checked on them at 6am that morning and they were off by then (all the solar lights I have were).All in all I am quite happy with them. I will be getting another set for the other side of the patio. I initially was going to go with a plug in set on that side (closer to the plug on the porch on that side), but the length is perfect, not too long, not too short, so I might as well get the same set.I totally recommend them if you want good coverage from ambiance lights. A plug in set is likely to be brighter, but to layer in with other lights, perfect.