Amazon shoppers praise 'bright' solar-powered garden lights perfect for any weather
These solar powered lights will bring a touch of class to your garden - without making a dent on your electricity bills.
Warmer weather has finally arrived, and if you've been slaving away in your garden to make everything look nice, it's time to enjoy the fruits of your labour. But just because the sun goes down, doesn't mean you have to head inside - some nifty garden lights will keep the party going all night long.
These GIGALUMI Solar Pathway Lights are an elegant addition to any garden - and they're currently reduced from £26.99 down to £23.99 on Amazon. This gives you a six-pack of lantern-style lights that you can stick anywhere in your garden, emitting a welcoming warm white light.
The lights admittedly look more expensive than they are, with a water ripple design giving them a refined feel. Best yet, they won't eat into your electricity bills at all as they're solar-powered, meaning direct sunlight will charge them up during the day. Just four to six hours of sunlight will apparently make these lights work for up to eight hours at night, which sounds perfect to us.
They're waterproof - which is pretty much a must in this country - and you'll need to assemble them yourself, but the process of doing so looks pretty foolproof. But don't just take our word for it - customers have been loving the lights, awarding it 4.4 stars out of 4,650 reviews.
"These lights are lovely, nice and bright and look stylish, would definitely buy them again," one review reads, and another was sold on how elegant the product looks: "Love these classy lights look great in our garden and give out lots of light. Definitely recommend and would certainly buy again."
A third reviewer wrote: "These lights look so stunning in my garden. They don’t give off a huge amount of light but just enough for us to be able to walk safely up the garden path at night."
Despite 71% of reviewers giving the lights a five-star rating, not everyone was quite so chuffed with their purchase. "Not very bright," one shopper noted. Another customer said similar: "I did like the style of the lights, but when we got them, they were not as bright as the picture."
If you're looking for extremely bright lights, you might want to invest in a more heavy-duty bit of kit - but that will likely cost you a bit of money. An example of this is the Biard Foley Outdoor Stainless Steel Bollard Light, a three-pack which costs £30.49 from B&Q. Or if you want to stick with solar lighting, another option is the Smart Garden Stainless Steel Solar Stake Light, which currently costs £15 for a pack of four from Homebase.
