OHLUX Outdoor String Lights, 55FT Shatterproof LED Patio Lights with 26 Dimmable Plastic G40 Bulbs, 2200K Waterproof Connectable Hanging String for Backyard, Cafe, Porch, Deck, E12 Base

We've had these up for a couple of months this summer. I like the size and they seem sturdy enough. We get high winds out here on the plains and so far so good. It's nice that they have a remote to change the flashing pattern and don't have to get a ladder and go up to the solar collector. They give out more light than my last set. The wind usually breaks the power cords but this one is still solid.

Installed them couple of weeks back and love them.One word of caution so that you are not as stumped as I am - if you install them during the day and try to turn them on using the button, the bulbs will flicker for a sec and go off. I was so stumped until a read another review here. These lights only come on in the dark even if the solar panel is fully charged. So don't worry, just wait for dusk after you install.They give enough light on our patio and they are definitely shatter proof and well made - everything from the bulbs to the wiring to the solar panel. Highly recommend. It comes up with two extra bulbs as well.

Love these lights! Nice and bright at my campsite yet it feels so cozy at night.

I love the lights! They are great for my patio, but I couldn’t give it 5 stars because I never received the remote, makes me sad when sellers miss items.

Bought these along with an outdoor dimmable smart plug (by Kasa). If you want super bright, these are bright out of the box. But if what you want is “atmosphere,” the dimmer is the game changer (plus you can program the smart dimmer right on your phone or via your voice assistant).The color is very nice - not quite amber, but definitely not that horrid, cold, LED white.As outdoor lights, a great way to lengthen their life is to buy a tube of di-electric grease (5 bucks) and put a little grease in each socket and on the plug. No more short circuits on rainy nights and no more short-lived bulbs thanks to too much moisture in a socket.Pretty lights, zero maintenance. What’s not to love?!

Love this around my yard! So elegant

I think you should spend the extra 10-20 dollars and find string lights that will last a lot longer. These have wiring that feels cheap and thin, and I would not trust them outside let alone in my house.Now to the fun part--The tag specifies that these are temporary lights. I have never seen that on a lighting product before. It states that this string of lights-- not the bulbs, the entire string-- is temporary and not meant to be used for more than 90 days. What does that mean? It means that as soon as you've put these up, the clock starts ticking for when they are MEANT TO BE DISPOSED OF in a landfill.I would return mine, but then some poor sucker would end up with the lights I've thoroughly taken apart and inspected. Do not buy these. Do not use these. These are e-waste and nothing more.

These lights cast PLENTY of light for our application! Enough to delete my power-hungry floodlight. I cut the plug off and stripped back the wire and jointed it directly to the wires in the box for my floodlight and applied silicone to keep the box waterproof. This way I can utilize my existing light switch. I ran 50 feet of cheap paracord from Walmart to lay out how I want the lights and they hold perfectly with ZERO SAGGING. I used (3) 8ft sticks of 1.5” x 1.5” from Lowes as supports to frame out the cord. My initial worry was I needed to run a steel cable and adjustable anchors to keep my runs tight, but these lights are incredibly lightweight even bunched together in the packaging. The spacing between bulbs is just right to eliminate any dark spots and further distribute their own weight when installed. The bulbs have very simple design and admirable! I have light sensitive eyes at night and the 2,200K rating gives me no issues at all. They’re very comforting and enjoyable!