Twinkya Hanging Solar Lights Outdoor Garden Decorative Solar Lantern
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About Twinkya Hanging Solar Lights Outdoor Garden Decorative Solar Lantern
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
66% appreciated the adjustable settings
The landscape-path-lights are adjustable based on the sun exposure. My lights are in full sun most of the day and some are in shadier spots, but I still get a nice glow and several hours of light from all of them, just the shadier ones turn off a little earlier than the full sun ones.
64% liked the long battery life, but 36% found it insufficient
I installed an additional chain and secured it with good hardware to ensure a good charge.
If we bring out and put away the lights for seasonal changes, the battery life should be fine. However, it may not be long if we keep them outdoors for all seasons, as I indicated.
66% liked its brightness, while 34% found it too dim
The light is more like an ambient glow and not bright.
62% praised for its build quality, while 38% felt it was cheaply made
I installed additional chain and secured it with good hardware to ensure a good charge based on my personal experience.
The rain is washing off the color and the bronze is slowly turning silver, indicating that the build quality of the landscape-path-lights is subpar.
I am concerned about the durability of the landscape-path-lights. They may not last long if left outdoors for all seasons.
68% appreciated its durability, but 32% reported wear and tear
I doubt the lights' durability if they remain outdoors for all seasons. However, they may be fine if brought out and put away for seasonal changes.
67% found the light color appealing
The lamp has a cute bronze colored paint and is made of plastic.
69% liked its weather resistance, but 31% experienced damage in rain
I have doubts about the lights' longevity if left outdoors for all seasons. However, they should be fine if brought out and put away with the patio set for seasonal change.
