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I ordered these Quntis Solar Pathway Lights to use at our camp as pathway markers in a location where wired lighting isn't an option. After receiving and trying them here at home, I’m very happy with what I’ve received. It’s important to note that these may not work very well, or at all, straight out of the box. Being solar-powered, these will require a couple of days of exposure to full sun and even longer under cloudy or partial-sun conditions to fully charge the batteries. Even then, the manufacturers state that it will take 6 to 8 cycles of fully charging and fully discharging the batteries before they reach their maximum capacity. Once fully charged, the light generated is much brighter and, of course, lasts much longer. Regardless of charge level, the colour temperature remains the same (warm) but can be seen from further away and lights up a wider area of ground. It will be normal for some lights to outperform others if their exposure to sunlight varies from location to location. Swapping lights from high exposure to low exposure locations can help balance that out, and in cases where direct sunlight is impossible, such as under tree cover or structures, you may need to have additional lights that can be left in the sun to charge and then moved and used until discharged and swapped out with the ones that were left in full sun. I expect that I will have to do this for the lights I intend to use along a heavily forested trail. The lights are tall, slim, and modern-looking, with their hourglass form, and I especially like the multiple lighting modes. There are three modes in which the lights appear to move: individual LEDs turn on and off in a particular sequence, and a solid, always-on mode. If these lights prove durable and continue to work over time, I will purchase more, as I think they are a good value and, despite being much improved over the originals of yesteryear, the price remains similar to what those lesser ones cost back then. For my use, they’re almost free compared to installing wired lighting, and their light output is superior to that of battery-operated string lights.

The QUNTIS brand 4-pack of solar pathway lights provides a low-level ambiance, enhancing the lighting of various outdoor landscape settings. The lights are simple yet attractive in design, construction, execution, and installation.

This reviewer already owns dozens of solar landscaping products used at their tree farm home, but the lights being reviewed are among the smallest of their kind seen so far. They stand approximately 15 inches above the ground, with a 3-inch diameter fixture.

Initial considerations included how these lights would fit in for someone with a collection of gnomes in their garden, or some other application where the miniature size would be suitable for the surrounding environment. These lights could also work well in compact environments such as balconies, small courtyards, campsites, etc.

From a technical standpoint, the lights are made of very lightweight ABS plastic and are IP44 waterproof. We would have preferred a higher waterproof rating, as previous experience with solar lighting failures has been primarily caused by moisture leaks and damage to the solar panel and battery area.

This will be the first set of this style of lighting we've used that offers a choice of four dynamic lighting modes: water droplet, flowing, breathing, and static. The settings could have an interesting visual impact in the appropriate garden landscape.

The designers have incorporated the latest COB lighting technology into these fixtures with a unique hourglass design and a double-sided fixture that evenly disperses light in a 360° arc. The warm white light produced is pleasantly more amber-toned than most similar lights.

The top cover of the light fixture houses all the operating components, including a small solar panel on the top, a medium-sized 500mAh battery inside that should last 15 to 20 hours between charges, and the LED bulb on the underside. The unit is easily moved for access, as there are no screws, threads, or other obstructions.

The lights are very easy to assemble and prepare for use. They simply snap together without the need for tools. Special care should be taken when inserting these fixtures into the ground, as they can break easily if not held upright or pushed down from the top of the unit during installation.

Obviously, these fixtures are not designed for winter use, especially in areas where snow accumulation could soon cover and obscure them.

The verdict:

The QUNTIS brand 4-pack of solar-powered pathway lights provides a dynamic, low-level ambiance, enhancing the lighting of various outdoor landscapes. It receives an overall product rating of 4/5.

The light has multiple modes and was very easy to put together.

Arrived on time and a secure packaging .

This is a Two pack of elegant Quntis Outdoor hourglass pathway Solar Garden Lights.

These solar garden lights are more than just illumination, they are a statement piece for your outdoor decor. I will try and get a better picture as I haven’t set them up yet.

Forget about messy wiring or professional help. These solar lights are designed for effortless DIY setup, simply assemble and insert them into the ground in your desired location.

The reinforced stakes provide excellent stability, keeping your lights upright and secure against wind and garden activity, which is great because you do get sick and tired of having to straighten them.

Good news guys. Got the photo. Enjoy.

I’m impressed with the alloy casing. Most solar lights I’ve bought in the past were flimsy plastic, but these have some real weight to them. I have them installed on my porch steps where they get stepped on all the time, and they’ve held up perfectly without a scratch.