Brightown Solar Rope Lights, 39FT 100LED Outdoor Solar String Lights, IP65 Waterproof Solar Powered Fairy Lights with 8 Lighting Modes for Party Garden Yard Home Holiday Tree Decoration, Warm WhiteClimatePartner certified

I am beyond impressed with these lights. They are so easy to set up, they charge quickly, and are the perfect hue/brightness. It’s so nice to not have to worry about bulbs burning out, or running a bunch of extension cords everywhere. They were on sale when I purchased them, so now I’m patiently waiting for the ones you can change to go on sale as well.

I purchased these lights for our summer camping trip. I was looking for something that didn’t require an extension cord and these lights were perfect. I love how they are solar fed and have multiple modes. These lights are a great add to our nightly camping scene.

They work great and stay light for about 5 or 6 hours (depending on a sunny or cloudy day) Will purchase again. They are teh perfect brightness for my backyard pond area and garden

When the sun is blazing, these lights work pretty good and last till 5 or 6 in the morning, and for the most part, that's perfectly fine. But we've had a few overcast days here in Dallas where the solar panels got about 50% light and ended up petering out around 2 a.m. I know that because often times I'm up, working. But for $10, they're absolutely fine. I strung two up on our new fence and I'm very happy with them. They add some ambiance to the backyard for nothing more than a little energy from the sun. I would definitely buy these again...and probably will!

I'm so confused. I spent time getting them to wrap perfectly around my big trampoline and they looked amazing! I was so happy. The following night, NOTHING! I don't understand. It didn't rain. A squirrel didn't chomp through the wire. Nobody even used the trampoline. I tried the buttons, wiggled the wire, etc. NOTHING.

Worked great and easy to put up. I needed something in a tube and these worked. The price was right. Several color options too.

Bought for use as kids’ trampoline lights.These do light up and blink, and the solar panel will recharge the battery, but the quality of construction is just cheap and I don’t expect them to last more than a year.The stated length includes the 6’ unlighted extension part of the cable, between the power unit and the first led. This is deceptive because people are looking for the length needed to cover an area with lights and NOT looking to cover an area with invisible unlighted wire. There are two separate cable lengths that should be stated separately like “25’ lighted segment, 6’ hook-up cable”.While the ability to change colors and flashing patterns is present, this is not implemented very smartly. There’s a lack of configurability and I think the average Arduino-coding middle school kid could write better firmware. (Speaking of that, this would probably sell better if they just exposed the serial programming port and provided the info needed to write your own firmware. At least that would give it some “geek hack” value.)The main problem with the flashing patterns is that the colors for them are all hardcoded.So in short: 1) not durable enough, 2) firmware and other design decisions are mediocre and could have been done much better without increasing manufacturing cost, 3) misleading length numbers, 4) ill be surprised if it doesn’t die before the year is up.

They were a little smaller than I thought, but I'm using them in my living room in my 5th wheel trailer. They work good for that.Just wish they had a remote control.If they had a remote I'd give them 5 stars.