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Well I at first was hesitant being the first reviewer at the time. I bought these for my own bday girft to myself. I realize now there are blue ones in the market too of the same brand.
The first night these were on, one only lasted an hour. And the other didn't turn on at all. That was my mistake it is hard to tell when the button is on or off for charging. The second night they lasted about 2.5 hours into the night and I adjusted them the next day do to my location with the sun. The instructions say a 45 degree angle to the sun. But I would recommend pointing them right into the sun for optimal charge. I also recently to make them last longer have shut them off after the sun went down and am allowing them to build a full charge to maximize the batteries potential. 3 days in a row without letting them glow at night and they should start holding a better charge. Repeat this process 2 or 3 times and they should stay on for about 5 or 6 hours. If you don't want them on that long, just maintain them right out of the box and they should do fine.
The cons are that the batteries in these are not replaceable. And they don't charge at all by in home lighting so not even your house lights will make them turn off.
I have one in a planter with a house plant in my living room and one on the plant shelf in my kitchen. They provide nice ambient lighting in the evening and into the night if I get up. I was worried at first about them being glass but the little holders are rather stable considering.
I would recommend this product to customers who understand solar lighting and that they are not always perfect in weather conditions. If this is your first solar buy, please consider the science behind solar before rating a poor review.
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