These are awesome!

Nice lights for the price

They look nice

Easy to install & looks great

They are exactly what I wanted. There was a 20% coupon so I got a great deal and love them.

At the time of writing this review, there were 43 previous reviews in place. In reading through them, I soon discovered that I wasn't likely to be adding anything new to the discussion in terms of describing the operation of these solar garden lights. So rather than merely repeat what has been well stated before, I decided that I should instead try to put them into the context of what I have learned about solar lighting over the years of appreciating it.Since it's still winter here, these aren't going to be put in the yard any time soon, so instead I placed one unit outside on the deck (see uploaded photo) and when I arose this AM it was still shining brightly. Frankly I was surprised as that is close to 9 full hours of activity from one charge cycle. Honestly that is impressive battery performance in the world of solar lighting. Now as the battery recharges time after time, the levels of performance will gradually drop and the hours of illumination will lessen. That's just the nature of all solar lights. But this initial performance is very good.What sets this set of lights apart from some other solar lights is the interesting and eye-catching latticed construction of the body of the light. While this will be less visible at night, during the daylight hours, this aesthetic will make these Jyoiat pathway lights stand out as attractive yard decor. At night the textured nature of the lighted surface casts interesting patterns on the surrounding area and the warm white temperature (not really the expected golden glow, but more of a neutral white) of the lighting adds that soft glow to the effect. While these are not very bright in operation, they are not really designed to be, and they are certainly bright enough to light a pathway if that is how you decide to use them.Solar lighting by its very nature is very much time limited. It simply doesn't last forever, and if you get 2-3 years out of a piece of solar design, that is a reasonable expectation. Anything more is a bonus. As mentioned in another review, the batteries can be replaced, when depleted, to extend the lifetime of the light or to increase their capacities. Although I found the performance of these with the battery as supplied to be fine, according to other reviews the provided batteries are only 300 mAh rated capacity. Much higher mAh rated solar batteries are easily available and can be swapped in if you want to do that. Loosening three small screws opens the operating compartment allowing access to the battery holder. Wiring can be a bit fragile in solar lighting, so care is advised when changing out batteries.The bottom line on this set of Jyoiat pathway lights is that these are effective in providing a lighted pathway exactly as illustrated. The latticed body adds an aesthetic touch which creates an interesting effect during the day and enhances the lighting effects at night.At the current pricing of $39.99 less 20% (March 11/25) these are very competitively priced for the quality you will receive, and I don't think you will be at all disappointed.

An affordable and stylish option for landscape accent lighting. Easy to install. The light provides security and safety. At this time, the solar cells and rechargeable batteries provide light for 6 hours.

They nice but the run out quickly and it came broken but they responded positively and replaced it

When I first installed the Jyoiat Solar Powered Pathway Lights, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Solar-powered products can be hit or miss, but these lights quickly proved their worth. They’re designed to blend seamlessly into outdoor spaces, offering a warm white glow that’s both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Whether lining a walkway or accentuating a garden bed, they add a subtle charm without overwhelming the surroundings.One of the standout features is how effortlessly they operate. After a full day of charging in sunlight, the lights consistently provide illumination throughout the evening. I appreciated not having to worry about wiring or battery replacements, which made the setup process straightforward and hassle-free. The durability of the materials also stood out, as they’ve held up well against rain and wind without showing signs of wear.While these lights excel in many areas, there are a few considerations to keep in mind. For instance, their performance is heavily dependent on sunlight exposure, so they might not be ideal for areas with limited direct sunlight. Additionally, the brightness is more ambient than functional, so they’re better suited for decorative purposes rather than providing strong illumination.Pros:- Easy to install with no wiring or batteries required.- Durable construction withstands various weather conditions.- Warm white light creates a pleasant and inviting atmosphere.Cons:- Performance depends on adequate sunlight exposure.- Light output is more decorative than functional.The Jyoiat Solar Powered Pathway Lights are a practical and visually appealing choice for enhancing outdoor spaces. They strike a good balance between functionality and design, making them a solid option for anyone looking to add a touch of elegance to their garden or walkway. While they may not be perfect for every situation, their reliability and ease of use make them a worthwhile investment.

From a practical standpoint, the fact that you can store the stakes inside the body when not in use is FANTASTIC for storage during the winter. I never mess around with solar lights in the cold myself because it puts wear and tear on the agents inside the battery and I need the space for shovelling snow; but not until now did I realize just how great it is to have lights with a square hollow body. They stack well, they're neat and tidy, and fit the aesthetics of angled driveways perfectly. Plus the black wicker design looks great alongside black asphalt. Full marks for looks.As for the lights, they're a bit on the dim side I'll admit, probably because the limiting factor is the small-ish solar panel on top. Definitely thought that it'd be bigger, so the amount of light it can capture during the day is probably less than 2/3 what my older lights could. That might explain the higher frequency light - to improve the power-to-range ratio. Speaking of range, I'd say it's on par with the lights in my backyard garden, but it's certainly not monstrous - only about a 6 foot radius. The biggest plus is that the lights stand pretty high - over 1.5" taller than my old ones - so the reach is excellent; and the stakes are longer to compensate.Unfortunately, whereas you could get away with placing a light or two under a small tree or large bush with other models, you can't with these. They need every ounce of sunlight they can get during the day, so they're really only good for open areas. If your walkway is surrounded by foliage, it's possible that they won't last the entire night. Personally I only tested them in the backyard so far and they work great because it's winter and high pressure systems bring plenty of sun (not to mention the reflection from all the snow); but if you live somewhere where it's cloudy or rainy most of the year, I might recommend something with a larger panel or bigger battery. Plus the flat top has some difficulty shedding water. So they're certainly not perfect.Otherwise, I really like the design. Tested all 6 and not a bad one in the bunch. Came well packaged inside a sturdy cardboard box too (watch the sharp edges) with each light in its own separate bubble wrap. Pristine out of the packaging and they function well. 4.5/5 stars from me!

Beautiful

The design is a 10/10, and the light they give off is actually decent. But the battery life is seriously disappointing. Don’t expect these to last 8 hours—mine barely make it to 3 or 4. I’m in Florida where there’s no shortage of sun, so I know they’re fully charged. There are definitely better options out there, so I’d recommend shopping around.

They are beautiful, just what I was looking for.