Solar Light Bulbs for Indoor Home and Chicken Coop, Outdoor Waterproof Camping Lamps for Tent, Rechargeable LED Solar Lights for Shed Night, Emergency Power Outage and Outside

I recently purchased these Solar Light Bulbs for both indoor and outdoor use, and I’m absolutely thrilled with their performance! These lights have been a game-changer for our home and outdoor adventures. The solar-powered feature is not only environmentally friendly, but it also makes these lights incredibly convenient for emergencies, power outages, or just reducing electricity usage. The light coverage is impressive. Just one bulb can illuminate 100 square feet, which is perfect for areas like my chicken coop, garage, and shed. The 9.8 ft cable is long enough to easily position the solar panel in a sunny spot, and the fact that it can double as a charger for mobile phones is a huge bonus, especially when camping or during emergencies. With a full charge in just 5 hours, these bulbs last up to 8 hours, providing plenty of light for camping trips, late-night reading, or even cooking outdoors. They’re also waterproof, which makes them ideal for outdoor use, rain or shine. Overall, these solar light bulbs have been a reliable, energy-saving addition to my home. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for versatile and efficient lighting solutions for both indoor and outdoor use!

Great product

Works well but the "welds" connecting the wire to the solar panel are very weak and break super easy rendering it useless/non working. The tape is also very weak on solar panels so be sure to secure it well. Great lights and they are bright and work great as long as you keep the wires attached.

Please do not buy this product. It is very cheaply made and you'll end up needing to return it. I ordered the 2-pack of bulbs for my chicken coop. I spent time setting it up in the coop with the bulb and the cord going to the little solar charging panel. Once the first bulb was charged, it turned on, but wouldn't turn off, with the remote controls. Then they started flashing rapidly and burnt out. So I tried setting everything up all over again with the second bulb and charging panel. The same exact thing happened. They wouldn't recharge. The remote controls are a joke. They look and feel like a cheap toy from the dollar store. Must have cost the manufacturer .5 cents to make. It serious feels like a feather in your hand and is cheap and useless. I know there are plenty of good reviews for this product, which astounds me. But if you are the one to get the bad batch of bulbs, all your work to set them up in your coop or your tent will be wasted. I feel bad for the person who takes these lights camping, thinking they will have a light source, only for them to fail. The manufacturer needs to upgrade this product on every level. But those remotes are such a joke!

You need these. First I love that they just sit in my bay window and charge (Learned the hard way to peel the plastic off the solar panel...it won't come off after in the sun for 5 years. LOL) Now the reason I ordered a second pair. They have a HOOK to hang them up on a cabinet knob, from the wall lights and my finger (in a pinch). Power goes out? I grab one and walk around to find the rest of my "power outage" kit. Then I hang the other one (now 3 more cuz 2 wasn't enough) in the bathroom due to lack of natural light in that necessary room. Now that I have the additional 2 I will hang one in each room with a wall sconce. They give out enough light to navigate the entire room safely. If you don't have a set of these you are asking to stub your toe in the dark the next time the power fails.

Works but light is very dim. The seller refunded my money and I am very satisfied.

Super bright lights BUT if you have cold weather, they will not turn on. Its been 0 degrees here, they are either not charging or it's simply, just to cold for them to power on

They become portable flashlights if you detach them from the USB solar charger and are cool to the touch. And then they're also just a viable lighting source for an unplugged situation. I don't know much about the specs, I just find these incredibly useful. A pretty cheap way to bring light into a dark situation; whether it's a camping in a tent, the power goes out, or you live in an RV that needs a 30Amp socket to not trip the breaker, but you only have 15Amp sources... These are solar powered little guys, and they work pretty well, and I guess I just need them. I like 'em though. Portable, light bulb sized, solar powered... easily used as a flashlight at night. Right up my alley if they last.