I absolutely love outdoor lighting, but with the cost of living rising and everyone trying to reduce the amount of electricity they use, installing a mains-powered outdoor lighting system is just not cost-efficient right now.
Don’t worry though, if you still fancy installing an outdoor lighting system, I’ve got the perfect solution for you – solar power lights! Not only that, I’ve got a discount code for you, so read on.
Light it up
Outdoor lighting can look so pretty. Whether you are lighting up your driveway, porch, garden path or garden, well placed lights can make it look lovely. Not to mention, they are super practical if you arrive home in the dark, or want to stay out in the garden later during the warmer months.
Solar lights are most certainly the way forward. Why would you want to pay for something, which can be harnessed from the sun? Don’t have much sun where you are? Not to worry, if you get good quality solar lights you don’t need hot sun to power them, just daylight, so even on a dull or overcast day, they will still be charged.
All solar outdoor lights are not created equal though. You only need to take a look at some Amazon reviews, to discover that some are just not fit for purpose. It can be frustrating shopping around for lights when you don’t even know if they will work for your circumstances, so always read reviews before purchasing.
I’ve recently set up some Quntis Solar Spotlights Outdoor, I used a pack of 4, but these can also be purchased as a two pack. These are the IP65 Waterproof Solar Landscape Spotlights 2-in-1 Adjustable Solar Garden Wall Lights for Pathway, Yard, Patio, Pool, Porch, Walkway, Garage, Lawn, and they come with a light that puts out a cool white light.
I honestly didn’t know what to expect from these. we have so many areas I’d like to light up in our outdoor space, but I decided to really put these to the test by trying to light up a dark garden pathway which doesn’t get much sunlight.
They were so simple to set up, I set the switch to on and positioned them along the path at various points. When I went out to check them at night, I fully expected a couple of them not to be working as they had not been exposed to much light, but I was wrong and the entire path was beautifully lit up by these fantastic lights.
I’ve now added multiple packs of these to my Amazon basket to scatter all over our garden and outdoor space as I’m just so thrilled with them. If you are looking for outdoor lights I really can’t recommend these enough.
Discount Code
I promised you a discount code at the start of this article, so, for 10% discount on these waterproof and adjustable outdoor spotlights, head to this link: then enter code NGYU9OZX . This code expires on 13.05.2023, so there is plenty of time to get your order in.
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12 comments
Thank you for the article, I’ll look in to them. I’ve had some successful lights and others that have been rubbish, but I’m looking for some more.
Love like some nice lights could do with a couple outdoor lights for my back garden they look pretty bright.
Great article thanks. Would you be able to put up a photo of what they look like in the daytime when they are not lit up please?
Love the outdoor lights they look beautiful
These lights look great you did a wonderful job. It’s amazing what solar energy can do, eh. Check out https://www.victoriasolarpower.com/ for solar installation details.
Love the outdoor lights; they look great.
These look lovely – the warm glow is exactly what we want along our dark side path. Solar lights have come a long way from the dim (£3) versions we tried years ago, and the fact that these run all evening without being switched on makes them perfect for our holiday schedule. We solar-lights a lot at home, but equal fun: our bias is the evening garden wind-down, sometimes with a browser game or two – Skate 3 Browser (https://skate3browser.org/) is our favourite at the moment. Great post, thanks for the honest review.
Solar lights really are the sensible answer right now — no wiring, no extra electricity cost, and the newer ones hold their charge surprisingly well through a UK winter evening. We put a set along the garden path last year and the kids love how it transforms the garden after dark. Hands-on projects like this are great family time; indoors, my wind-down is a quick round of a browser game like OKIAIMX (https://okiaimx.app/) while the lights do their thing outside. Thanks for the discount code too!
Solar lights have completely changed our garden evenings — no wiring, no running up the electricity bill, and the warm white ones along the path look lovely when we eat outside in summer. I like the point about placing them where they actually get sun during the day; ours stopped working properly until we moved them out of the fence shadow. Motion-sensor ones by the shed are next on my list for security. Between gardening weekends I recharge with quick little games — Stick Run (https://stickrun.app/) is a fun browser runner to unwind with. Thanks for the detailed review!
Solar-powered garden lights have come a long way from the dim tealights of a few years ago – decent lumen output and proper IP ratings now make them a genuine alternative to wired setups for most borders and paths. The tip about positioning panels away from shade is the one people most often miss; even half a day of direct sun makes a visible difference to how long they last overnight. For anyone running a blog like this one, BacklinkHelper (https://backlinkhelper.com/) keeps comment outreach organized in one Chrome extension – handy once the comment section gets busy. Thanks for the practical review!