TONULAX Solar Garden Lights - New Upgraded Solar Swaying Light, Sway by Wind, Solar Outdoor Lights, Yard Patio Pathway Decoration, High Flexibility Iron Wire & Heavy Bulb Base, Warm White(2 Pack)

I bought one set of two of these solar lights last year to see how they would work and last. We loved the look of them at night that I then ordered several more sets of these lights. I have them scattered throughout my yard in my plant beds and under two tree shaded beds. The glow from all of the lights is so magical and beast night! They really entice us to come out into the yard at night just to experience and look at the fairy like look of our yard. We regularly babysit several tiny dogs of friends, thus have to come out late night for nature calls. The combined light from all our solar lights help the dogs see where they can go and explore. Plus, for us, the lights offer security making it easier to keep an eye on the dogs. I plan to obtain even more of these lights. The first set I’ve had for a year, so far are still shining bright.

Really cute solar fairy lights! I put them outside in my fairy garden and love them. They are really easy to install, just insert the metal stake, and peel off the film on the solar panel..I’ve only had them a couple of days so I can’t speak to their lifespan, but for now, I really liked them and they are super cute.

’ve tried so many solar lights over the years, and most either died in a week or looked like sad glowworms. But the TONULAX Solar Swaying Lights? These things are legit magical!Why I’m obsessed:First off, the swaying motion is hypnotic. When the breeze hits, they dance like fireflies—way cooler than static lights. I stuck them along my garden path, and now my backyard feels like a scene from a cottagecore Pinterest board. The warm white glow is perfect too—not too harsh, just cozy enough to light up my patio for evening wine sessions.Upgraded durability? YES. The iron wire is bendy but sturdy (I accidentally stepped on one—no damage!), and the heavy bulb base keeps them anchored even in gusty weather. No more chasing lights down the street after a storm!Solar power that actually works: I was skeptical because my old solar lights were duds. But these charge all day in indirect sunlight (my yard’s kinda shady), and they stay bright from dusk till midnight. Even after a cloudy day, they still shine!Easy peasy setup: No wiring, no switches—just jam the stakes into the ground. Took me 2 minutes. Bonus: They look way pricier than they are. My neighbor asked if I hired a landscaper!Small nitpicks:They’re not floodlights, so don’t expect them to brighten a whole driveway. But for ambiance? 10/10. Also, the swaying is quieter than I expected—no annoying clinking sounds.Verdict:If you want charm, durability, and zero hassle, grab these. For under $30, my yard’s gone from “meh” to “magical.” Even my cat sits by the window to watch them sway. TONULAX nailed it—these are solar lights that actually work.Buy them. Your garden (and Instagram) will thank you.

The two that just delivered are replacements for the other one that just quite working after around a year and a half. They don't last forever.

I had a few of these in my garden and wanted more. I love the way they look and hold a charge. My older ones are 2 years old and still working and I bought a few more. Add a bit of whimsy to your garden at night!

These just add some ambiance to your pots at night looks like lightning bugs hovering over your plants. It’s been a year since I’ve had them and noticed some of the bulbs do not light. I’m thinking just replacing the battery’s and hopefully that’s all it is. Surprisingly the price did go up was hoping to pick up some more - guess I’ll wait!

Appears to be well made and it lights up nicely at night with a good amount of light. Just wish the solar panel could be detached from the light so it could be placed elsewhere as it charges the unit. Also wish the strands leading up to the lights were green because the black color is not attractive during the day and stands out against my plants.

The pictures show an abundance of light. However in actuality they don’t seem as bright