CHEEKON® Solar Rail Lights Outdoor Waterproof Very Bright 60 Lumens 4300K Warm White Black Step Deck Railing Stair Fence Edges Garden Patio (4pcs) (Black, 4pcs)

These lights work very well for lighting up areas along walls and stairs. The construction is a relatively cheap plastic, but they seem to last. I’ve had some up over three years in a challenging environment and most are still running.They are by far the brightest of the solar light stair mounted ones I’ve purchased. If you want a decent light, these are the ones to purchase.Update: At this point I’ve probably purchased over 250 of these lights for a large research station. I use them to light up paths along small walls. I’ve now had some of them running for 5 years. They do eventually die; perhaps about 10% a year. And occasionally you get a dud. But there are the best you are going to find. The price seems to vary. When it is low, I try to stock up.And do be careful with the little red plastic paper blocking the battery connection when installing. Remove it very slowly! If it tears, you need to be very careful trying to open the light to pull out the remaining tab. Its very easy to break the electric wire leading to the light.

Needed a light to light my American flag without having a ground light. Tried multiple type many would get caught on the flag and either rip the flag or get destroyed by the flag. This light gives more light than others I've tried.really easy to install on a deck post, Low profile (nothing the flag can get caught on) , Brighter light than others I've found and tried. installed in fall before the cold MN winters and has upheld thru the terrible conditions.

You have to fully remove the paper strip without tearing it, otherwise it won't work at all.The maker doesn't tell you, but you have to raise the battery carriage to properly remove the little red strip that interupts the connection between the battery and the contact. That strip of paper is necessary to preserve the battery until you're ready to use it, but it's hard to remove. In fact, I don't think it can be removed without raising the battery carriage/illumination assembly. After raised, it's possible to pull the strip out straight. If it's not pulled out straight, it tears in half with the connection still interupted.From the back you'll see a small ledge of the carriage that can be *carefully* levered up one side at a time. Once the battery carriage is raised, you'll be able to pull out the red strip. Then, of course, you have to lower the carriage back into the housing before installation. Then all you need is sunshine to charge and darkness for the light to initiate. You're welcome.

Love these lights.They are easy to install and stay bright for many hours. I have them on my stair rail, they are great! Will buy again

I might have given these a five-star review, if the description didn't claim that they were waterproof. They are not. Other than the fact that when it rains, they leak, and soon die, they're great.

I initially purchased 4 of these to put on top of my 4 ft black iron fence. They worked well so I purchased 2 more. I used double sided tape to secure the lights to the top of the 1 " square top rail at midpoints of the 8 ft sections. My object was to lightly outline the fence adjacent my driveway turn in and they do a good job on that. The winter days are short now and we get cloudy and rainy skies. The lights usually make it through the night when the day before is not too overcast.

These are cheap and not surprisingly, feel cheap. When you take them apart and look at the battery they look someone made these as a school project, and very very little light. Would not but again, but if you are looking for dim lights, they will probably be ok

Lights up my railing quite nicely. We put on either side of a railing planter. They are small (which is great) and gives off just enough light for an accent. Stays on all night. Warm white light.