Solar Pebble Lights

They look nice during the day and create a nice glow overnight. I leave mine with the soft white light, not into the multicolor, fading but its a nice feature for the holidays like Christmas.

By looking at them and feeling them one would think that these will be amazing. Beautiful frosted glass and pretty heavy. But not reliable. I bought 12 boxes 24 lights. I would say only 1/2 would work at 1 time. I returned all except 4 boxes bc they were past their return date.

Even with new batteries and in sun. They only lit up one evening ,So value for money, none, the idea of lighted stones, is good, if they workedAnd they aren’t moisture proof, weren’t even in any rain and have moisture inside most of them

Very impressed. These are frosted glass and remind me of the ones sold in higher end home stores. So happy I found them and I’ve already placed an order for more!

Dislike, as only one light out of 8 shine

We put these rocks in our garden and we like them a lot! They can be set to stay as a white glow, or to change colors gradually. When set to change colors, they are very relaxing to watch! They are also very light and easy to move around, so you can experiment with the best place to put them.

one did not work

I enjoy solar lights and I’ve had several different styles over the years. But when I saw these pebble shaped ones I thought they were a fun change of pace and got them. When they arrived and I opened the box I thought they were a little plain looking because they are white frosted glass blobs. After you turn them on, you have different lighting options. You can have white, red, green, blue or color changing. You can select the color functions with a button underneath the pebble. I went with the color changing option because I thought it was more interesting to watch. However, I did see a photo where several sets of the solar pebbles were placed randomly around some potted plants, set to white, and it was a very attractive effect at night.The manufacturer includes a remote to turn them on/off and change the color, but it never worked that well for me. I had to do everything from the button on the bottom of the solar pebble. Additionally, every time they got wet, either through rain or the area being watered, they would turn off. Then I would need to go out to turn them back on with the button and reset the color function.These lights lasted about 6 months before they quit lighting up at night. Fortunately, you can change the AA battery in the base of the pebble. You’ll need a Philips head screwdriver to remove the 6 small screws. Then you need to carefully remove the waterproof membrane covering the battery housing. Be careful not to tear it. When I switched out the battery, the lights came on again (after I turned them on that evening with the button on the bottom and selected the color scheme).I like these solar pebbles, when they are working. But for something that states they are waterproof, they sure seem to be temperamental when they get wet. I’m only giving them 2 stars because, in my opinion, they require a lot of “hands on” effort for a decorative solar light.