Solar Lights Outdoor Garden Ornaments Outdoor Lights Solar
Solar Lights Outdoor Garden Ornaments Outdoor Lights Solar Powered Waterproof, Set of 8 Mushroom Garden Lights Solar Path Lights Fairy Garden Ornaments Outdoor Halloween Decorations Christmas [Energy Class A+++]
The solar garden lights adding a brilliant atmosphere to different areas such as gardens, yards, pathway and lawn.
The solar fairy light, made of IP65 waterproof, is very suitable for indoor and outdoor use, no need to worry about any weather, either rain, sun, or snow.
The solar lights decoration outdoor garden with 8 Lighting Modes, vivid and eye-catching，for Christmas , Halloween , Thanksgiving，Mothers day decorative .
| Material | Plastic + Resin |
| Mushroom Color | Yellow/Green/Red/Blue |
| Light source | LED |
| Lead Wire Length | 2.2 Meters |
| Space Between LEDs | 22 inch |
| Mushroom Diameter | 2.95 inch |
| Working Voltage | 1.2V |
| Waterproof Rate | IP65 |
Tips: There are only two switches (Power ON/OFF and Mode) to control the light and ensure the switch is in “ON” position. When Solar light charged well in the day time and ran for up to 10 hours.
| Weight: | 320 g |
| Dimensions: | 21 x 20 x 7.5 cm; 320 Grams |
| Brand: | ShingLumi |
| Model: | Lighting S&P |
| Part: | SP001 |
| Pack Quantity: | 8 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Lighting S&P |
| Dimensions: | 21 x 20 x 7.5 cm; 320 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
| Quantity: | 8 |
Very easy to put in the ground, lovely product and definitely great value for money. Not sure about sturdiness right now as I used them to decorate my nephew’s grave but hopefully they’ll still be in good working order next time I visi
We tried these out and they look so colourful and cute in the garden. My toddler loved them, they light up quite a bit even though they dont get much light due to the season, and they looked magical in the garden. We put them away for a while after testing and look forward to seeing them again in the spring! They are well made, seem sturdy and are easy to install. The different lighting modes are fun and theyre easy to turn on/off.
Kiddies love them talk about being fairy’s seats.have mine on flash really pleased with them highly recommend
They look so cute in my garden in day time look like little colorful mushrooms and in the evening they look like they glowing and add some fairytale magic. They easy to put together. They are bigger than I thought after I saw pictures witch is amaizing because usually I was disappointed with size when I recive garden lights. They are very well made not cheap plastic used very decent garden lights. There are 8 different lighting settings to choose from and each mushroom is mounted on a stake so they can be placed realistically in the ground rather than hung. Great product I highly recommend for anyone that look for fun cute and well made garden lights.
The mushrooms are of a sturdy build and give off a pleasant soft light.
They are very easy to install and the operation is straightforward just, use the button to switch them on and off.
When they are not lit up my husband considers them ugly. I think they are cute but not quite what I was expecting, I was hoping for daintier looking lights. These would probably suit a garden with gnomes in it and my garden is not that kind of garden. So I haven’t actually used them on my garden for any length of time, I’ve only tested them out. My husband told me that he could not bear the sight of them in the garden, so the test had to be brief.
So, in summary, these are easy to install and use, look and feel good quality and give off a soft warm light. I cannot attest to their long-term durability but they do look like they are built to last.
Unfortunately, they’re not the daintier looking lights I was expecting but would definitely look fine in a quirky ensemble setting, perched amongst garden gnomes or similar.
Really cute solar powered garden mushrooms.
The do look so cheap and tacky but I do love them. Bright colours plastic mushrooms,
The mushrooms have spikes in the bottom to stab them in the ground securely. The solar panel is the same all forested by a generously ling wire so you can space them out.
Solar panel has a power button on the back once you switch it on you can just leave it on and it will donits own thing turning themselves on once it gets dark enough.
Very cute little solar powered toadstools. They look fantastic around the base of a large tree in my garden. They seem to charge well considering we’re now into darker days and longer nights. They’ll look even better in the summer.
I love anything mushroom-themed so couldn’t resist these cute solar-powered garden lights. They are a nice size, bigger than you usual fairy lights and roughly the same size as some real mushrooms, definitely big enough to be noticed in the garden. The plastic feels of decent quality and the light illuminates the stems as well as the mushroom caps. There are 8 different lighting settings to choose from and each mushroom is mounted on a stake so they can be placed realistically in the ground rather than hung. The only thing I would change if I could is that I’d have preferred all the mushrooms to be red, but that’s just my personal taste. This is a cute item and I look forward to using it in the garden next summer.
Love them so colourful when lit up and so cute.
The one niggle I had with these was the wire you can’t just go round sticking them here there and anywhere. Something I tend to do with single solar lights in garden.
These have a wire that connects them all so you may be slightly limited as to where or how you want to display them. I wanted for example to put one one side of path and the other on other side due to the wire though that didn’t work.
They are cute though could see them working well in a collection of flower pots altogether.
These solar toadstools arrive all put together in a box ready to be put out into the garden, you just need to add the stand for the solar panel and you’re good to go.
The wires are a bit hard to get your head around at first, they aren’t in parallel but designed for the toadstools to be put in more of a circle pattern as several wires come out of some of them, making them act like mini hubs.
The first night they lit up for a long time and I put that down to a good charge from the factory but the following week I’ve been impressed that the time they lasted and they look great coming past the front garden at night.
These are really bright and easy to set up. They lasted all through the night and were still on this morning when I got uo which was fab. Hope they carry on being so bright and long lasting.
These are absolutely awesome,
Didn’t know what to expect with them being solar lights but they looked amazing when they came on at night., although plastic, they seem like good quality and stayed in place during a very windy evening.
Beforehand I placed them in my garden in an area that the the solar panel which came with them could get sunlight, so they would be charged up during the day. You have to untangle the wires between each mushroom but it isn’t really that difficult. Each mushroom has a spike at the bottom of it, which you can then push into the grass and place them.
I did not know what to expect but when they came on in the evening they looked amazing, it was like a mini Blackpool illuminations, I was very impressed to say the least.
They have two settings, with them on constant or coming on and off. They are nice, colourful and vibrant. So much so that I am considering ordering some more or similar styles at least.
I will update this review on if they perform consistently but so far I would highly recommend them and find the price of just over 20 a bargain.
These are quite fun looking. On the strip, you get eight toadstool lights – Two red, two green, two blue and two yellow. The set is very plasticky but quite fun looking none the less. It’s a tricky time to set these up now – It’s getting close to winter and the nights are setting in. There’s not really enough solar energy to power these. Also, the wetter it gets, the more likelihood that these will get damaged. Consequently, it’s probably best to save these until the spring to put them out. The main unit has a power button and a mode button. On the top, there is a small solar panel. There is also a plastic spike to affix the panel into the ground. To conclude, these look really fun and I’m sure our little boy will love them. It’s hard to review them at this time of the year, but in terms of looks I’m happy.
These are (ahem) fungis to have in the garden
They’re (ahem) no truffle at all to install.
-aaand I’m out of mushroom puns.
See the vid. They look great in the evening. There’s a few flashing settings but I’m keeping them on static. They’re made of strong, durable plastic and the kids enjoy em. Reminds them of Mario Kart.. apparently
Great little addition that makes your garden look Enchanting. Would recommend
These are cute and fun solar garden ornaments shaped like mushrooms. There is an on off button on the back of the solar panel, another button changes the mode of lighting.
The mushrooms are wired together and all work off the one solar panel.
There are spikes for the panel and each mushroom making them easy to push in the ground.
They’re very colourful and I can’t wait to get them in the garden in the spring
Very Good quality Outdoor Solar Lights, easy to install, looks amazing, NO batteries required, the light is bright and was lighting all night (Mark sure you remove the panel protection sticker before installing for achieving a perfect results of charging).
This solar light supports couple of Modes for charging the light pattern, waterproof, I ordered for matching both side of my walkway.
Recommended for sure!
These pre strung, ready to insert into the soil toadstools look fantastic and I can’t wait to display them in my new garden!
There are options for static lighting (on all the time) slow flash, fast flash, and auto patterns, with the option to turn off completely with the push button.
Please bear in mind these are solar powered so will need max daylight to charge so won’t light as long in the winter as opposed to summer months.
The instruction leaflet does suggest that the flashing option will save more energy and therefore last longer.
Oh heck, these are cute!
I think I’m rapidly turning into my grandmother as I’ve developed a love of tacky but endearing outdoor lighting so I jumped at the chance to own these
Each mushroom stands about 4″ tall and including the stake, about 7.5″. There’s 8 mushrooms in total occupying a length of around 10ft of cable. They’re powered by one solar panel on a posable/adjustable spike.
The lights charge during the day and then discharge at night – mine have been on since around 6pm this evening and they’re still going strong.
There are two buttons for operating the lights on the rear of the solar panel. One is the on/off – you need to make sure the unit is powered on otherwise it won’t charge during light hours. The other is the mode button which allows you to change the pattern or length of time the lights flash or stay illuminated.
I think they’re so flipping lovely and I’ll be moving them to a better spot in the garden tomorrow as I think they’ll look adorable under my willow tree, next to my pond.
These lights are very cute. They are a good size and all comes with spikes to be placed in pots or the ground. The cable runs long enough.
There’s a small solar power source that surprisingly charges all of them. The lights have different modes and are easily controlled by the two buttons on the solar power square. There’s no remote but they turn on automatically when they are charged.
We recommend them, they look great.
Very pleased with these garden lights. Great design and construction. Work straight from the box. My daughter loves the multi light effects. Look brilliant in any garden.