Dott Arts Solar Lights Outdoor 96FT 2Pack Solar String Lights for Outside Waterproof Solar Outdoor String Lights with Remote, 32 LED Bulbs Solar Powered Patio Solar Lights for Outside Garden Yard

These worked really great for our backyard. We placed the solar units in trees in a sunny spot, and the lights shone quite brightly. They don't stay lit more than a few hours and that's to be expected with solar. Unfortunately a strong wind blew a branch down on one string of lights and it broke. But I'll be buying another set!

I have small dogs. My backyard needed light in the dark corners so I can see them at night. My previous solar cool white lights stopped working. I wanted to replace them with warm white. I tried 3 different types of lights. First I tried https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0B97N7PDX?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details These lights were decent. They stay lit the full night, aren't as bright as I like and would only last half a night. Second I tried https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0BCG82G4K?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. I thought these were a keeper. Excellent lighting, 3 settings with various levels of brightness. The problem was they didn't get enough light in the areas I needed them. If you have full sun and need path lighting then these are an excellent choice. They didn't work for me. I decided I needed a daisy chain type lighting so I can place the solar panel where it will get the most sun. I found these in my search. I placed the solar panel where I wanted it and ran the lights down the fence into the darker areas. They are amazing. I'm using them on the brightest setting. There are several levels of brightness. There are 3 modes of lighting, static, flashing and pulsing. I chose static because flashing and pulsing will make me sick. Plus I have no wish to attract attention to my back yard. Both solar panels can be disconnected and charged inside or with a battery pack. This is a huge plus for those overcast days. The bulbs can be replaced and this pack comes with 2 spares. The lights will automatically come on at night. You can set it to stay on for varying lengths of time. However, the absolute best feature of this light set is that it comes with a remote. I can keep the lights off. Then when I need to go outside I can turn them on when I need them. This allows me to conserve the battery power.An important note for when you pull these out of the box. They appear to be in a tangled mess but they aren't. They are wrapped like an electric cord and then folded in half. The best way to unwind them is to unfold them. Hold them at one end and slowly unwind them. If you pull too much on the cord I believe it could be easy to cause damage. The wire in the lights is made to stay pliable for wrapping and stringing. Unfortunately this makes them easy to damage.As I said, I love these lights. So far, they suit my needs perfectly. Hopefully these will last a long while for me.

These lights were delivered around 4 pm. Installed by 5:30 by myself. Zipties only. Have like a pack of 100 long zipties on hand. I live in California and have a standard wood fence with slats facing the neighbors side around my yard. I unwound each strand of lights. Mounted the solar units next to each other in the center rear of my yard. I screwed the solar bases into the bottom of the fence rail(while the hinge screw was removed and solar panel was separated from the stubby base with the mounting holes for easier access). For the lights, I used 2 zipties together to wrap around the fence cross rail, between slats, and thru the hole on each bulb socket. Pull both zips tight, and on to the next. I chose to have my lights on the underside of the fence rail due to a lot of animal traffic on my fence rail. Takes maybe a minute per light. One string of lights runs the right side of my yard, and the other string runs the other way and does the left hand side.When it got very dark, one strand came on automatically. I pushed the button on the back of the solar panel and the other strand clicked on. I got both remotes and prepared them for use by removing the plastic battery film. But I found that with the controllers together, one remote operated both sets of lights simultaneously. There are functions for timer, and brightness level. All work very well.I have been wanting these lights for a while but was hesitant to actually buy them. Got a good deal, and now I'm glad I purchased them. It helped transform my backyard into a nicer area for sure.The lights seem durable. There is extra hardware in the bag, including a bulb. There are big "chip clips" you can use to secure the solar panels as an alternate method. I wanted mine screwed in due to the crazy storms this year.Would recommend.

The lights work and look great. I bought three strands of lights and had them strung up in my backyard. Looked great the first year 2023 through 2024. The summer of 24 one solar panel stopped working, within a month another panel stopped working.I have tried to find a replacement panel and cannot find anything compatible. So for the amount of money spent to only have one functional strand of lights now, do not buy these! Buyer beware!!!! Wasted $$$$!!

I purchased a box of two 50’ solar lights about a year ago and loved them. I have one hung along my patio and one hangs on my camper awning. I loved them so much we just purchased another set for our backyard fireplace area. It comes with two remotes and extra bulbs. The only downside I found was that we cannot attach the two sets together like I pictured. The ends have a spot where you can tie them together, which is what we ended up doing. The remotes for both sets work on all the lights which is nice. The quality is excellent, the light bulbs are thick and durable. I especially like that each light has a spot where you can nail it or tack it to something for stability.

It's a must have.saves electric

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Bought them twice because they look so nice. Very bright but not overwhelming. Nice color to the lights. Easy to hang. The sun charges them all day and they turn themselves on when the sun goes down. I’m not sure how long they last but I usually turn them off when I go to bed after a couple hours of the lights being on. So 2 hours no problem. The remote works from inside the house so easily turn them off without going outside. Great value for the money. You can see some of the lights in the background of this pictures. But they do look great!