Assembly is simple – just attach the spike to the stake and charge for 48 hours in the off position before the first use. There’s a choice between steady light and flashing mode and a large on/off switch if you need to turn the light off when you’re away, or at the end of the day.

They cast warm but bright light with a gorgeous dappled effect thanks to the Moroccan-inspired pattern. Using cutting-edge solar power technology, these firefly lights are powered by the sun's rays, making these the simplest and most eco-friendly lights you can find. We looked at how soon after sunset the lights switched on, and checked the lights’ brightness to see if they provided practical or aesthetic lighting. The solar garden lights sparkle and sway in the breeze at night, the warm lights create a romantic festival atmosphere and bring more interesting experiences, also suitable for decorating gardens, courtyards, lawns and sidewalks. We found that it gave dramatic lighting to trees and shrubs and would make a great light for a shed or alleyway.

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Whenthewindblows,thesolargardenlightsswaywithit,asifrealfirefliesweredancinginthecourtyard,addingavividviewtothepatio. It's sturdily made from metal with a strong handle to carry it around and although it's reasonably heavy at 3. Solar Powered: Powered by a rechargeable 600mAh battery, the light can be fully charged in 4-6 hours on a sunny day. We put a range of solar lights to the test, using them in urban, suburban and rural gardens across the country. However, it was pipped to the post by the Damasque lantern as its parts aren’t replaceable and its light is a little dim.As with many fairy lights on test, you can choose between a range of different modes, and these lights offer eight options, from a steady glow to various flashing sequences. The solar panel is frost resistant and large enough to power the lights through even grey winter days and the lights switch on as soon as the light starts to fade at dusk.