Bannad Garden Solar Lights Cracked Glass Ball Waterproof LED
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Overall Feedback:
75% positive
64% appreciated the adjustable settings, though 36% found them limited
Landscape-path-lights provide a nice glow on the tables and the right amount of light to see without hurting my eyes.
The water in the globe causes the light to malfunction.
66% liked the long battery life, but 34% found it insufficient
I ordered this product because it runs on sunshine instead of batteries, allowing me to use it guilt-free all season without worrying about battery life.
After 2 months, the first one stopped working indicating poor battery life.
65% liked its brightness
The lights are of good quality, with a hefty weight and lit right up the first evening I had them. I even purchased a few more for my patio.
The smaller globes are significantly brighter than the larger globe.
64% praised for its build quality, while 36% felt it was cheaply made
I received one globe that was broken upon receipt, indicating poor build quality.
I have noticed that the product is not waterproof and three of them are showing moisture inside, which affects the brightness and eventually stops them from working.
After a few days of rain, water appeared in the globe and there is no way to drain it out, causing the globe to malfunction.
The first unit I bought stopped working after 2 months.
66% appreciated its durability, but 34% reported wear and tear
The lights have a hefty weight and appear to be of good quality.
I am glad that the heater is for indoor use in my home as I would forget to turn it off at bedtime outside, as the manufacturer recommends not leaving it on full time.
I bought the product and it stopped working after 2 months, indicating poor durability.
Three of my landscape path lights are showing moisture inside, affecting their brightness and eventually causing them to stop working.
64% found it energy efficient , but 36% saw no reduction in energy use
The product is energy efficient as it runs on sunshine instead of batteries.
I have noticed that the water in the globe causes malfunctioning, which affects the energy efficiency of the landscape-path-lights.
Rephrased: The water in the globe affects the energy efficiency of the landscape-path-lights by causing malfunctioning.
My first landscape-path-light quit working after 2 months, indicating that it may not be energy efficient.
63% found the light color appealing
The smaller globe is significantly brighter than the larger one.
65% liked its weather resistance, but 35% experienced damage in rain
The product is not waterproof, which is a common issue mentioned by others.
