Bright Zeal 6-Pack 2.7" Large Glass Diamond LED Solar Pathway Lights - Color Changing Landscape Path Lights - Waterproof Solar Powered Multi Colored Outdoor Decorations

I needed new path lights and after several trial and error trips to the big box hardware store and dealing with cheap, junky plastic ones I ordered these. These are glass, they are heavy, and the pole and cap are very sturdy. I ordered two sets and all but one work perfectly. One of the lights I have to "tap" to get it to come on, but I have not tried replacing the battery or anything yet. All 11 others were ready to go out of the box and worked like a charm. I will probably order more of these for the back yard as well.*Edit* This company has top notch customer service. They sent two replacement lights right away since I had one that was a bit finicky. Very impressed with their attention to their customers!

Immediately upon unpacking the first things to strike you are the quality & weight of the glass. They not only look gorgeous, but when you hold it in your hand you can easily feel the quality!The ground poles/inserts are easy to assemble (see photo showing stakes reversed into poles for easy packing), did their intended job flawlessly & gave them a clean nice look.The color and amount of light given off (once switch is slid into the on position) is bright when (solar) charged & lasted several hours.Also, something you don't typically see is that this Manufacturer stands behind their products by also including a free extended warranty (see packaging with postcard for details & instructions).All in all, my husband and I agreed that these were quality crafted and it easily shows. There is nothing cheap about these, except for the affordablility of the price.I will try and update with a high quality photo showing how nice & bright the light being given off is. Current ones were too blurry :/

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I purchased 2 sets of these solar lights based on the positive reviews. I do not regret my decision! These lights are beautiful! Not super bright but the interchanging colors are fantastic! I love that the casing is glass & not cheap plastic like most other lights. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened up my boxes. These have a very nice weight to them. The silver is very nice too. These are definitely unique & I do think these will last a long time. For the price ($5 each), these are very affordable & seem like an excellent value. Time will tell how these hold up but I do have faith that these will last a long time. I am very delighted with my purchase!!!!!

These solar lights are amazing I really like how they change colors and the colors are so beautiful. They light up with stars showing on the ground under them and stay lit all night long. What a great addition to all of my lights in the back yard. They would be great in the front walk way also. A must have for all of you solar enthusiasts!!

I ordered two packages of this product and had one of them to be defective. I contacted Laura, a customer service representative for Bright Zeal. She was excellent and helped me right away to claim a warranty on the product and to get me a replacement. Instead of receiving one replacement, she sent me two! Needless to say, I was very happy and my product replacements work great! I highly recommend this company and their products to everyone!

These lights are very well made. The changing colors are bright and last several hours each night. Even on slightly cloudy days they still collect enough light to glow for a couple hours. The battery compartment is well protected from rain. The glass globe is a very attractive design. They are easy to assemble. Their customer service is excellent. One of my lights did not work even after replacing the battery. Laura was extremely nice and sent me two replacement lights immediately. They are all working perfectly now. I have had them for several weeks and can honestly say I am very pleased with their performance.I have owned many solar lights over the years and these are the best ones I have ever had. You will not be disappointed with these solar lights.

I've had a small set of led solar stake lights over the year or so and they have served me ok - they last maybe a few hours after dark and at best a little longer if they got a full day's worth of direct sunlight without clouds. I live in the Pacific Northwest where the sky often changes between sunny, cloudy, overcast, and raining, so I try to keep my expectations low. On the one hand I saw these colorful solar stake lights and thought I'd give them a try even though I wasn't sure how well they'd work in my particular climate.Overall these lights are good lights and have succeeded so far. They may not be perfect, but it's not the worst product ever. I did take note that the solar caps are bigger and sturdier than my previous ones and that probably made a big difference in its performance.The pros:-Assembling the lights were quick, simple, and fairly intuitive-The globe is made of a heavy glass which is nice and sturdy; its multi-faceted shape also lends to that neat pattern on the flat ground (hard to see on grass but someone else's review showed a picture of it I think on their pavers)-The lights do work! And the lights stay on even longer than my old stake lights, from dusk to dawnThis last part is based on testing the lights in a couple of slightly different ways. The first time I used the solar lights, I made sure to place them outside where it would get open and direct southern exposure to the sun. It wasn't a clear day but I wanted to make sure they got as much sunlight as possible. Just before dusk, I simply moved the stake lights. I placed them along the edge of the lawn next to the paved walkway path just outside of my living room window. And voila, I had my glowing, changing solar lights. They're fun and colorful. When I had gone to bed and turned off the lights inside my house, I noticed that the light from the solar stakes filtered through my window and reflected off my ceiling, fading each time the light had changed its color. Now I didn't see the actual colors on my ceiling for all the science behind it, but you could see the same shadow of my furniture fading to dark and then reappearing on the same ceiling. I didn't think much of this until I woke up around 1am that night and saw the same effect on my ceiling which told me that the solar lights were still on and working. Pretty cool, I think.The second time I forgot about and left the solar stake lights along the lawn next to the paved walkway. This is positioned north of my house, which eliminates the optimal southern exposure to the daylight sun. I was surprised to see later that evening that the lights went on and did the same thing: it glowed, changed colors, and looked bright. I think I might hold onto this product for a while and see how it does over the next few months or so.Oh, and if you're looking for the cons:-It does feel as if the overall light is loose after assembly: the globe seems to swivel/spin but so far I haven't seen anything fall apart-Some of the solar caps came with light scratches/dings/knicks. This is not too much of a big deal since these stake lights will spend much of its life outside and exposed to the elements-The plastic stake that you remove from the bottom of the stem can easily detach whenever trying to relocate the stake lights. This didn't happen with all six of my stakes, but on a couple of themTip: use a pair of gardening gloves when removing & reinstalling your stake lights. This will make it easier if you do come across the plastic stakes detaching from the stem of the solar light.Will try and post an update sometime.