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expired Posted by minntwins | Staff over 1 year ago

1-Count Solar Black LED Path Light (14 Lumens w/ Seedy Glass Lens & Vintage Bulb)

+ Free Shipping

$3

$6

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Home Depot has 1-Count Solar Black LED Path Light (14 Lumens w/ Seedy Glass Lens & Vintage Bulb) for $2.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Integrated LED
  • Up to 8-hour run time when batteries charged to capacity
  • Rechargeable battery included
  • Low carbon footprint
  • Crystalline solar panel
  • Auto on/off day and night

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Price valid 2/24 while supplies last.
  • About this product:
    • 1-Year Warranty
  • Additional Note:

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Home Depot has 1-Count Solar Black LED Path Light (14 Lumens w/ Seedy Glass Lens & Vintage Bulb) for $2.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Integrated LED
  • Up to 8-hour run time when batteries charged to capacity
  • Rechargeable battery included
  • Low carbon footprint
  • Crystalline solar panel
  • Auto on/off day and night

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Price valid 2/24 while supplies last.
  • About this product:
    • 1-Year Warranty
  • Additional Note:

Original Post

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Are these any good? 100% of the solar path lights I buy stop working after 1-2 years; they either rust and fall apart or the battery stops recharging.
I've had Hampton Bay lights in the front and backyard for years (at least 4+ years). The trick is to replace the shoddy internal batteries with some good quality rechargeables like Ikea or the like. They will run for much longer and more reliably.

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over 1 year ago
177 Posts
Joined Sep 2007
over 1 year ago
Bushwacka
over 1 year ago
177 Posts
Are these any good? 100% of the solar path lights I buy stop working after 1-2 years; they either rust and fall apart or the battery stops recharging.
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over 1 year ago
1,073 Posts
Joined Oct 2011
over 1 year ago
westec2
over 1 year ago
1,073 Posts
Quote from Bushwacka :
Are these any good? 100% of the solar path lights I buy stop working after 1-2 years; they either rust and fall apart or the battery stops recharging.
Solar lights are garbage. I just finished replacing mine with electric plug-in ones.. wish I'd never wasted my money.
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over 1 year ago
108 Posts
Joined Nov 2020
over 1 year ago
Godseye
over 1 year ago
108 Posts
Quote from westec2 :
Solar lights are garbage. I just finished replacing mine with electric plug-in ones.. wish I'd never wasted my money.
Any recommendation on the electric ones
over 1 year ago
180 Posts
Joined Nov 2014
over 1 year ago
astro12
over 1 year ago
180 Posts
Quote from Bushwacka :
Are these any good? 100% of the solar path lights I buy stop working after 1-2 years; they either rust and fall apart or the battery stops recharging.
Don't have any experience with these ones, but i have other lights from Costco that have worked for the past 2+ years. So, there are good solar lights out there. Also, with regards to rust, it depends upon weather(snow/salt), so I've heard recommendations to bring the fixtures inside, and turn them off/remove the batteries for the winter. If the batteries stop recharging, it could be the solar panel that needs to be cleaned, or the batteries themselves need to be replaced. Both are fairly easy to DIY.
over 1 year ago
2,467 Posts
Joined Aug 2016
over 1 year ago
MX400ex72
over 1 year ago
2,467 Posts
Thanks. Needed some new ones. Reviews are good.

Also other styles under same brand for same price.
over 1 year ago
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Joined Oct 2011
over 1 year ago
westec2
over 1 year ago
1,073 Posts
Quote from Godseye :
Any recommendation on the electric ones
The ones I got were the store brand from Walmart. They were on clearance for $5 each but worth full price imo. I got two since I have two outlets out front. Those two make more light than my 6 high end glass solars did (cleaning the glass sphere that protected the panel made no difference.)
Last edited by westec2 February 24, 2023 at 09:02 AM.
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over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
ashrock
over 1 year ago
781 Posts
These are nice. Same brand has been working for couple of years. Buy the metal ones. Of course in the winter the duration decreases.

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over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
anthm
over 1 year ago
655 Posts
Thanks OP, brought several of them to replace the old ones.
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
FookNoe
over 1 year ago
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Quote from westec2 :
Solar lights are garbage. I just finished replacing mine with electric plug-in ones.. wish I'd never wasted my money.
I have good and bad ones. I've repaired quite a few. Usually, the bad ones are the ones that eventually get water or moisture inside. Poorly designed against the environment. Some had really loose connection, where it would just take a small bump and the wire is disconnected. The ones I have repaired and sealed good, haven't failed on me.

Cheap priced and high price are all the same imo, where quality may not be sufficient. You can be paying for the same quality of soldering. They have to do it fast….
Pro
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
WooHoo2You
Pro
over 1 year ago
6,716 Posts
Quote from westec2 :
Solar lights are garbage.
I used to agree with that but I find the newer style (COB LED vs old school light-emitting diodes are a pretty good indicator) seem to last many many year compared to the old ones that that could never survive a rather mild NC winter.
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
EagerPanther702
over 1 year ago
48 Posts
Thanks, grabbed myself a few
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
britdude
over 1 year ago
1,527 Posts
Quote from FookNoe :
I have good and bad ones. I've repaired quite a few. Usually, the bad ones are the ones that eventually get water or moisture inside. Poorly designed against the environment. Some had really loose connection, where it would just take a small bump and the wire is disconnected. The ones I have repaired and sealed good, haven't failed on me.

Cheap priced and high price are all the same imo, where quality may not be sufficient. You can be paying for the same quality of soldering. They have to do it fast….
Any idea on how to clear up the foggy solar panels
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
Slimeyface
over 1 year ago
10,220 Posts
Quote from astro12 :
Don't have any experience with these ones, but i have other lights from Costco that have worked for the past 2+ years. So, there are good solar lights out there. Also, with regards to rust, it depends upon weather(snow/salt), so I've heard recommendations to bring the fixtures inside, and turn them off/remove the batteries for the winter. If the batteries stop recharging, it could be the solar panel that needs to be cleaned, or the batteries themselves need to be replaced. Both are fairly easy to DIY.
Quote from westec2 :
Solar lights are garbage. I just finished replacing mine with electric plug-in ones.. wish I'd never wasted my money.
Quote from Bushwacka :
Are these any good? 100% of the solar path lights I buy stop working after 1-2 years; they either rust and fall apart or the battery stops recharging.

I've had Hampton Bay lights in the front and backyard for years (at least 4+ years). The trick is to replace the shoddy internal batteries with some good quality rechargeables like Ikea or the like. They will run for much longer and more reliably.
over 1 year ago
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Joined Nov 2009
over 1 year ago
mjacob75
over 1 year ago
209 Posts
I won't buy solar they always stop working 2 years max no matter how expensive.

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over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
hbk72777
over 1 year ago
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HORRIBLE

Bought some 2 years ago and they were great. Lasted all night

So I bought 40 more last year, and they're out within 2 hours.

Read the reviews, they either changed the battery or the charging panel, but they're worthless now.
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