Hello Prime Tribe! 💖 As a devoted single mama, making our home a haven for little Theo and myself is top of my list, and I'm always on the lookout for eco-friendly yet enchanting ways to do just that. Enter the BHCLIGHT Solar String Lights! Not only are these a sustainable choice, but they've also managed to weave magic into our evenings.Features:Eco-Friendly & Energy-Saving: Powered by the sun, these lights ensure I'm doing my bit for Mother Earth. 🌍🌞Generous Length & LED Count: With 80FT and 200 LEDs, it's ample to cover a good stretch of our garden patio and tree, setting the mood just right.8 Glowing Modes: From a gentle twinkle to a steady glow, I get to choose the vibe every evening.Durable & Weatherproof: Rain or shine, these lights never disappoint!Performance:They've been an absolute dream. As the sun sets, these lights spring to life, creating an ethereal ambiance that both Theo and I adore. It's our little enchanted garden every night!Value for Money:At this price point, given the quality and the sheer magic they bring, I'd say it's a steal. I mean, who can put a price on moments of wonder, right?For all you lovely souls looking for a touch of whimsy in your space, these solar string lights by BHCLIGHT are a must-have. Let them light up your nights as they've lit up ours.I must admit, after spending what felt like an eternity meticulously placing them on my chair and getting them strung just right, I was a tad nervous, wondering, "Will they truly deliver?" But come sunset, any ounce of doubt was cast away! They illuminated brilliantly, exceeding all expectations. So far, they're fantastic, and I've completely fallen in love with them. <3The use of copper wire in these string lights isn't just a design choice, it's an energy-infused decision that I deeply appreciate. Copper, historically and spiritually, is believed to conduct and amplify energies, both earthly and ethereal. This resonates with me on so many levels. As the lights twinkle in the evening, the copper wire doesn't just illuminate my surroundings, but it's as though it also radiates protective energies around me and my space. It's like having an unseen barrier that wards off negativity. Even more profound, I can't help but feel that the presence of this metal might be playing a part in stimulating and activating my third eye, allowing for deeper introspection and connectedness to the universe. The choice of copper wire isn't just aesthetic for me; it's a spiritual and protective embrace that enhances the ambiance in more ways than one.

I ordered these for my new deck. Solar panels charged fine. Lights are bright even though they are so small, and easy to unroll during installation. Wire clings great. First strand installation went perfectly. Second strand was almost complete, but when i got to the last 15 ft or so of the wire it had broken, causing the last of the strand to be dead. They would have been perfect too, because the solar charge works so well that the lights are active for 9 hours or so after dark. 12 DAYS LATER: Lights have ceased to work. One strand is dead completely. The other (broken) strand has approximately 1/2 still lighting up but is extremely dim and barely noticeable. I don't know if i got defective lights or they only last a couple weeks. Looking at previous reviews no one mentions this? 2 DAYS LATER: Seller sent me a new set which arrived before i even returned the old set. Both strands completely functional. 12 DAYS LATER: Still going strong, and i love them!

They work very well and makes my yard beautiful 😍 at night 🌙

I have had mine for almost 2 years. They were very easy to install. However, one of them stopped working a couple months ago and I can't figure out why. I checked the battery, and it is still good, but then I tried putting in another battery and it still won't light up. There are no kinks or breaks that I can see, so I don't know why it stopped working.

Work great. We put them on our fence and they light up every night. Adorbs

I used these to highlight an outdoor arbor. They were easy to install, work well and hold a long charge.

Love them very long for the stairs down to the lower deck. Not too bright perfect

If you live in a sunny climate like we do these solar lights are great. I used 2 sets of 40 lites and wrap them around our back deck railing. Just leave them over the winter - no issues Need to take it slow while unwrapping from the coil or takes a little longer to put up. One set lasted 3 summers and the the other only 1 as something broke the copper coil on top of the railing. Also like the ability to switch lite rotations. Nice affordable price too!

Took a month to come in and one of the strands doesn’t work. The ones that do look great though.

These Solar String Lights are really nice for outdoor use. I got the 2-pack and they were easy to set up—no wiring, just place the solar panel in the sun and you’re good to go. The lights are bright and give a nice twinkle effect that looks great at night.They’re long enough to cover a good area, and the waterproof design holds up fine outside. Simple, low-maintenance lights that make the yard look really cozy without much effort.

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The advertising is a bit misleading, as the lights were FAR SMALLER than I thought. I also don't feel like each pack/roll is 80 ft. Each one might be 40, might. It took two of the rolls/packs to do my mailbox. The lights work well, but be careful, the light sensor is very sensitive--Any ambient light might turn off the string, so place your solar collector in a place that can get light during the day but be shadowed by house lights from your house, neighbor or cars coming by.

Best thing for decorating my outside garlands. Solar panel can easily be hidden the greenery.I use these to loop around my back deck,for a bit of festive lights.. There is different colors,but I always get the winter white. Well worth money.Mine have lasted 3 years. One set didn't make it ,but my fault. I didn't have a tight loop and my foot got caught.

One is not working properly as charged. I will try to charge again on the Sun and see about that, however it may be a fault on the wire.They do brighten up an area for being small and add a touch of grace on top of anything.

I boight these almost 2 yrs ago. Hung them immediately - one set on our garden arbor and the other on a little diy patio chandelier. The welding in the battery pack of the chandelier wobbled loose this past winter and my husband just soldered it back together. Works great yet again. The one on the arbor hasn't glitched. It is lit every night, rain, shine, blizzard. Yes, I am too lazy to disentangle it from the wisteria and clematis in the fall, so it just stays out here all year round. It never ceases to amaze me to see my little winter garden gate is glowing beneath the snow. And lets face it, these string lights are not something you expect to last for years. At least I didn't. For the price, I am happy with a couple good summers from them. I figured only one year when I left that strand on the arbor. But nope. They are tougher than you might think.The glow is just right for an evening in the garden so you don't stub your toe on a boulder, or smack yourself in the face on a low tree branch. But also not so bright to detract from the night garden itself. The fireflies still take center stage.Overall, i couldn't be happier with these lights. And will not hesitate to replace them with the same when the old ones finally aren't worth a quick solder anymore. For the price, they really are ideal.

Purchased 2 of these at 80 feet long... I wonder if that 80 feet was for each or the total combined. Even if it turned out to be 160 ft., I'm ordering a few more, as the Charlie Brown dogwood in the front yard is def. highlighted as a sad little tree with two janky strings. Bottom line: 80 ft. doesn't go a long way in an 8'-9' ft. tall tree with many branches.Installation is easy, and the light is daintily warm (in a good way) in pitch dark. Wiring is flexible.Suggestion via personal mistake? 1) Measure twice with seamstress tape. 2) Charge for 2 days in direct east sunlight and go out with someone else at night when they're ready to hang so as not to kick yourself come sundown. You're literally "blind" in daylight. 3) Consider buying more than you (think you) may need; you can always find some use for the rest. 4) If hanging outdoors, be sure lights/wires and solar capture thing is above weed-eater level. Yes, it'd be nice to wrap all pretty around the trunk, but finding the splice point(s) and mending it/them with electrical tape -- especially if you've got more than 1 unit -- can be maddening. And you never know how many weed-eating nicks you have in the wire until it's dark. Final suggestion: Zip-tie your solar boxes facing as hard-East as possible for longevity even on rainy days.Overall very happy with the product.