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These are eight black plastic stake lights for garden paths and beds. Each has a hollow-carved pillar shell that lets a soft warm-white glow through, a flat solar panel on top and a pointed stake for pushing into soil. Output is about 2 lumens, so they mark a path and set a mood rather than light it; anyone wanting a bright walkway should look at higher-output stake lights. They run 6 to 8 hours on a daytime charge from a small AAA Ni-MH battery and switch on at dusk. Buyers of this type of light value the tool-free setup and the decorative pattern; the common trade-offs are dim output and plastic build.
Owners of this style of hollow solar stake light tend to like the decorative pattern and the easy, wire-free setup. The recurring complaint is that the light is dim and fades on overcast days.
These solar pathway lights have a hollow-carved shell that casts a soft, decorative glow. Each light is a rectangular pillar with a flat solar panel on top and a pointed stake at the bottom. The light is about 2 lumens, which is gentle rather than bright. It suits gardens, patios, lawns and walkways.
The built-in solar panel recharges the light during the day. The light turns on automatically when it gets dark and off at dawn. Each light includes a rechargeable AAA Ni-MH battery. The body is plastic and the solar panel is waterproof, so the lights are made for outdoor use in rain, snow and frost.
No tools or wires are needed. Attach the stake to the bottom of the shell and turn on the switch under the solar panel. Then push the light into soft earth. The switch only needs to be turned on the first time.
