Love these solar LED lights. Can be used in the ground or easily attached to deck railing or fence. They work great and I got a second set this past weekend.

There were 6 lights and only five worked. Waiting to see if I get credit for defective one. Also they are too high to use in an area where you have to mow so they can only go in a garden.

Am happy with lights for Halloween decorations to be seen, but they do need to be in full sun for even solar charging and even light distribution. Fair price for number of lights - overall satisfied with product

Have 6 of these installed outside in the ground for the past 2 years. They look nice, are easy to assemble, install, and use, and are inexpensive. However, during this time, 3 stopped lighting up. At first, I thought the battery went bad, but my husband opened them up and found that the solder connections to the solar panel separated from the electronics board, likely from the thermal cycling of the board and panel. It is poorly soldered at those critical connections. He was able to resolder the connections and they started working again. At least we know what to look for when the other 3 stop lighting up. Another thing I don't like about these lights is that the clear plastic lens turns yellow and cloudy probably due to the constant sun exposure. This causes the lights to turn from a bright white to a soft white and a little less bright. OK if you don't mind the color temperature, but I liked the bright white when they were new. They also don't last as long as I'd like. My house faces east so the front yard only gets about 1/2 day of full sun where these are installed. When the sun starts heading further west and dips toward the horizon, the house starts to shade where these are placed and they turn on when it's still light out, so they waste a lot of stored battery charge before it even gets dark. When it does get dark enough to see them light up, they only have enough charge to last 3-4 hours. But in the last couple hours, the light slowly dims away. These lights don't just turn off, they get dimmer and dimmer as the battery gets used up. This is not entirely the fault of the item. Just wish they came with a larger capacity battery so the light would last longer or decrease the light threshold, so they don't turn on until it gets a lot darker outside. Something to consider before purchasing. The rechargeable battery is replaceable at least, but it's not a standard household battery. There's a reason these are so inexpensive... they have to be replaced every couple of years or you have to fix them yourself.

I like these because you replace the batteries when they don't work. Unfortunately it looks like they may be discontinued. I can't find them anymore.

Not sure if they stop working, get dull fast or something else but not very happy with them now. Loved them at first but not so much any more. But I can purchase new rechargeable batteries for like $5 ea. Well that is more than the cost of a new set if I replaced all the batteries!!

I bought a total of 12 of these three months ago. One stopped working very quickly. Then two more and now a 4th. It appears the photocell that turns the lights on and off is defective in the four. I even tried a brand-new battery in one and that didn't help. If I cup my hands in daylight around the ones that don't work, I can see that they are dimly light. I really like the low profile but am very unhappy with the number that no longer work. Very poor-quality control.

I bought these this year. I almost bought 2 sets but wanted to try first. Two lights are completely no longer working and the others have dimmed significantly. What a disappointment! And a total waste of money during these days of high inflation. I would never recommend!

Lights go out

We bought 2 boxes of these lights even though we had a bad experience with similar Member's Mark solar lights in the past. We should have known better! Within a few months, each one of these started to fail. At first we thought it was the batteries ... which we were willing to replace, if necessary. After testing them we realized that it's not the batteries. Instead it's the recharging part of the light and they are unable to recharge the batteries. Very disappointed in Sam's Club for selling this junk. If they still have these lights left on their shelves, do yourself a favor and don't buy them ... it's a waste of money. Oh, and they don't come with a real warranty. Buyer beware.