Solar Powered Christmas Lights - Mutli-colored

Solar Lights

These are awesome, they stay on all night. I love how they blink. You are able to see them from the street as though they are plug in. Will be keeping them up as there is no electric bill to worry about. In the Near future I will be buying more for my back yard. Thank you NewRay!!!

By SEMC on Home Depot - Dec 13, 2010

excellent lights

This were so tiny I thought that I wouldn't be able to see them on the trees outside, but they are so bright and pretty. I don't have to worry about turning them off. I love solar.

By cerridwen on Home Depot - Dec 11, 2010

THEY REALLY WORK AS ADVERTIZED

I HAVE HAD OTHER SOLAR LIGHTS OVER THE YEARS THAT DID NOT WORK OR WERE POOR QUALITY THESE ARE THE FIRST ONES THAT WORK I LEAVE THEM ON BLINK MODE, AND THEY STAY ON DUSK TO DAWN. ONLY BOUGHT ONE SET TO SEE, I WILL BE BUYING MORE

By ARMEDBUG on Home Depot - Dec 11, 2010

Off-grid Christmas lights

I got these lights for camping. They're small and don't need a plug of a pile of batteries. They aren't bright enough to mess up your vision, but they are cheery and give the campsite enough ambient light to see everything.

By RyaM on Home Depot - Jul 10, 2010

Outdoor lighting without the cords and outlets

when I saw these I thought they were the perfect solution for my holiday lighting problem. I live in an urban condo with a small garden area in front of my unit that faces the street. But I have no outdoor electrical outlet and I cannot run a cord from inside to out without there being a window or door cracked open. These solar lights solve that issue. I assembled the solar battery unit to the...
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when I saw these I thought they were the perfect solution for my holiday lighting problem. I live in an urban condo with a small garden area in front of my unit that faces the street. But I have no outdoor electrical outlet and I cannot run a cord from inside to out without there being a window or door cracked open. These solar lights solve that issue. I assembled the solar battery unit to the stake assembly which was very easy and placed it where it can get plenty of daylight then strung the lights along my deck railing. I did this early in the morning so the solar battery would have all day to charge. the unit comes with a light sensor which turns them on at sunset and off at sunrise. you can set the lights to twinkle or stay on steady. the lights run strong all night from what I have observed. no fade in power. Now these are small lights and not the brightest, but will show up very well in dark areas of your yard. keep away from bright porch lights or security lights as I discovered that is enough light to make the sensor shut them off until it becomes dark again.

By William3 on Home Depot - Dec 5, 2009