JMEXSUSS Solar Meteor Shower Lights Outdoor, 8 Tube 144 LEDs Warm White Solar Christmas Lights for Tree Eave Xmas Holiday Party Patio House Wedding Decor

envy led me to seek this product, and while im embarrassed of such, i am grateful that green hussy led me to this.i originally saw white decorations on a neighborhood bush. when i searched i found blue.... i was happy to find them because they arent like other icicle or holiday lights.- super classy.this product even lasts through our severe winters.i loved the blue but felt like a goofus when i realized there are tons of colors.i gifted the blue set to a neighbor and her family has endured nothing but joy and wonder.i now have the rainbow set i initially searched for and will be purchasing every color eventually.buy this ppl, they are solar panel - no effort or hassle required, the jones will be jelly and the babies are gonna love em soo much.trust envy lol!

Packaged well and was easy to unbox and set up, though I didn't use the provided solar cell stands since it went into a tree. Wiring seems solid and none of the plastic as cracked or broken despite it getting down to -8F. I have less than ideal sun light, but even with that limited amount, they get enough charge to make it into the evening. Very bright and the falling light pattern looks great!

I love these lights! They are fun and relaxing to watch.

I neve review products, but these are so so bad. I spent time researching meteor lights, and these seems great. I spent a few hours putting them up in the PNW rain, wind, cold on top of a ladder. These lights do not work. I was disappointed thess lights are solar only and don’t have an option to plug or battery. In the PNW we only see the sun for two months out of the year. I got them all set up and nothing. There’s an on/off button that doesn’t do anything. The lights will get a shot burst of energy only if you hold them? Not convenient for someone that leaves their lights on 24/7. I might have to have my dog sit on the solar battery like a bird trying to hatch an egg.. I’ll be asking for a refund.

I hung this up above my door way. It looked great. It has a solar charger that I placed in the evening sun (as that's the only place it could get sun light). The lights would come on, but turn off before we were ready to turn off the other lights. I didn't time it. It could have been due to not receiving sun for a full day, or because the batter couldn't hold enough of a charge.

I have lots of solar powered decorations in my yards. I live in very sunny California and my SSE facing back yard gets enough sun to power most of my solar decorations until sunrise. I am using this in my NNW facing front yard that gets late afternoon and evening direct sunlight. Granted, it's only about an hour or so of direct, but my back yard solar panels have quite a bit of ambient charge capability. This one however has no ambient light charging, it's definitely got to be direct because it only lasts about 30 minutes after sundown. Disappointing, but I'm also aware that some solar panels just don't work as well with less direct light. If you have a good chunk of direct sunlight to power this, I'm sure it's great. I'll probably move it to the back yard after Halloween and I'll see if it holds a better charge then. The lights are bright and the color is very pretty and vibrant. My only complaint is that the pattern of falling is the same on 5 and 3 of the tubes. So 5 start and end at the same time, 3 start and end at the same time. I was hoping for them all to have a bit of delay to be more randomized. It kind of looks like flashing falling lights since there's two 'synced' groups.

these worked nicely for the holiday season on the boat - it was awesome because they were solar and charged everytime we went out for a tour in the evening.

Solar panel stopped working after 2 weeks! It didnt light up for the holiday season!