SolatecSolar String Lights, 2 Pack Outdoor String Light 60 LED 40ft 8 Lighting Modes Waterproof Solar Powered Patio Solar Light for Garden Yard Porch Wedding Party Decor (Warm White)

These are really cute for ambience. Not for a bright light source on your patio or pool area. I bought two sets and still can barely identify anyone in our pool. Functions are great. The cords are full 20 ft, but the actual length that the lights are on is only 14 ft. The additional 6 ft of cord is length from the last light to the solar panel. So if you're hanging these, it's incredibly hard to accommodate that length restriction per each strand. They are very cute though. I can not take that from this product. The cord seems lightweight, but durable. And the solar panels and stakes are stable. The actual bulbs are barely 2in in size. They have the crackle glass effect and they appear very durable. Not sure about waterproof, as they are supposed to be. Will find out I guess. Good luck.

Even with a full day of charging in the sun, the light bulbs that are closest to the power pack are the brightest, and then it fades as you go from light bulb to light bulb, and the end of the string is barely on at all

Lights work as advertised. I just thought they were bigger

I bought these lights for my backyard. They have worked the whole summer, so far. I like the look, the color; and the different modes. I plugged them in & haven't touched them since. They turn on automatically every night. I would recommend. I think this is a good value for the price.

I purchased these for my balcony. They are very small but they are really cute, solar powered and have different settings which makes up for the size. Because there are many little bulbs it does put off a decent amount of light so overall...worth the purchase

I expected them to be larger, there is nothing in the advertised picture to demonstrate how small the lights themselves actually are, they do function as described. Also they time it took to receive them was longer than expected as well. I only put them out last night so can't speak to the longenvity.

I bought these for my preparedness supplies. Sure beats a candle if the lights go out or no power if forced from my home!

Also, while the unit IS 20 feet long, there is a lot of just extra cord, so the actual length of where there are actually lights, is only about 15 feet long.Now, back to the tiny "globes". They describe them as "...shatterproof globe bulbs..." But a better description would be they are "...like oversized marbles...". At first I thought maybe I was probably at fault, for not reading the product descriptions more carefully, which I have been guilty of not doing in the past, at times.However, upon reading everything, everywhere I could find in the descriptions, there is no mention that I could find anywhere, stating the diameter of these little globes.And to me, this seems a little deceptive, because the photos on the promotional page make them appear to be much larger than they appear, when you are actually holding them in your hands.It would be nice if Amazon would require sellers to put a familiar coin, or a ruler of some kind, beside these types of things, on their promotional pages. Because photographs, without a good reference point, are often quite deceptive.So, to do a public service here, I got my micrometer out, and I got a good, accurate measurement on those little globes. And I found out that on average, they are only about 23.5 millimeters in diameter, or, just a bit over .9 inches, or not even quite an inch in diameter.But I doubt many people would arrive at that conclusion, by just looking at the promotional photos.