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We bought the identical lights 4 years ago and of the 4 one was stolen but 2 of the remaining 3 still work . Good brightness from them so when we saw these we got straightaway - stylish and well put together with GLASS shades not plastic we think good quality and a good price better than all the cheap stuff which we find will not last a year

I already have a set of these lights from a couple of years ago - still going. Best solar lights I’ve had. Wish Duracell would still make them.

Really quite impressed with these. Easy to position, and now they look good. Light provision is very reasonable for solar power. One down side for me is that I'd have preferred a less white light, and if the lights had been rounded.

For four units these certainly aren't cheap, are they worth the money? Not really.The build quality is reasonable, nice thick metal and glass, but one of the solar panels arrived broken (but still worked). The peg that goes into the soil is still plastic and a bit flimsy.The light output is decent enough, but not much more than you'd expect from a light a quarter of the price.They do look good (if you like angles), but to set up a whole garden is going to cost a fortune. You could get a much better effect by going for more lights at a lower price.

These are well made, easy to 'plant', reasonably priced and attractive to look at. Our drive is steep and not too easy to spot from the street, so I've two either side to 'guide' cars in - one of which is set above our house number (we have a flower bed on either side). Set-up is as simple as pulling out the plastic tab that stops them from wasting the battery in the box, peeling off the protective film, puttin the 'spike' in the bottom and then pushing them into wherever you want them to go. When it's dark they come on, during the day they go off and the solar cell recharges the rechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery can also be replaced when it gives up the ghost over time. I'm please with this.

£45 for four solar garden lights? That's exactly what went through my mind. Appearance wise, they look futuristic and ooze quality. The base is metal and the compartment where the LED shines into is made of proper glass. The top unit have three solar panels on top and to activate the battery you pull the plastic strip. In operation these lights are good but don't expect lots of light especially with some small torches and bike generating more light output. Now there is an issue with quality control. Two of the units could not be screwed onto the rest of fitting securely. The plastic inserts on two of the units were broken and with the box securely packed it appears that quality control was not working that day. For this reason, I'm only awarding 2 stars as quality control should be important for a product costing £45.

These garden lights are very high quality, durable and well made. Well packed in the box and easy to put together. Unlike the other reviewer we didn't have any broken parts at all, and all was in good order. The lights look expensive with the brushed steel bases and on top is the solar panel. Unfortunately, we haven't had much sun since these arrived so I feel they haven't had a full charge as of yet, but they do give a pretty glow of light around my patio area. They are not meant to be beacons of light, but would like to see them a bit brighter. Maybe when the sun eventually comes out they will give a brighter glow? I will update should this be the case. Overall I am really happy with the product and would recommend as a decent quality solar set. Have had other solar lights before but the quality here is very high.

These are expensive but look and feel good quality. However within weeks one of the lights stopped working. Very disappointing. The three that still work look well and put out a few hours of light even in winter. They are bright enough to light a path.