Update: This very popular front page deal is still available.
Wondlive via Amazon has
16-Pack SOLPEX Outdoor Solar LED Step / Rail Lights (Warm White) on sale for $24.99 - $10 (40%) off when you apply promo code
VIIIS3ZD on the checkout page =
$14.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Note: Amazon promo codes don't always apply seamlessly. If you run into this issue, try refreshing the page, re-entering the code, or checking after you select a payment method to confirm whether it already applied.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
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Details:
- Warm white LED deck light with brown shell for fence, stairs, patio and garden
- Automatic dusk-to-dawn operation after 4-5 hours solar charging
- Size: 3.46 x 1.77 x 1.85 inches
- Screw-mounted installation in direct sunlight
- Waterproof ABS construction for outdoor use
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Community Reviews
These SOLPEX solar deck lights are mainly valued as a cheap way to add small accent lighting outdoors, with some installs looking nice for the price and a few reports of strong brightness. The practical upside is long enough service for some setups, including packs that keep going for years with only an occasional dead unit, and replacement batteries can revive similar sets. The main drawbacks are weak output for many, with several comparisons to tea lights or very dim stock photos, and repeated failures after months or about a year from water intrusion or other dead units. A low-cost option if modest light and limited lifespan are acceptable.
Common Questions (5)
They are very dim for most uses, with multiple reports describing them as about tea-light level or "whopping 2 lumens." A few users found them bright enough for accent lighting, but they are not comparable to larger solar lights that throw much more light.
A common lifespan is about 1 year to 2-3 summers before failures start, though some units die within a few months. One long-term user reported replacing 1-2 bad lights per 16-pack over 8 years, while others saw most or all units fail after a year.
Water intrusion is a recurring failure point, and the IP44 rating appears to offer limited protection outdoors. Some lights still work if they are kept out of rain, but exposed units have been reported to fail from moisture.
Yes, they can be spaced farther apart, and 2 feet may be closer than necessary for the amount of light they produce. One installer used 2 feet and wished they had used 3 feet, while another found 2 feet apart looked nice for the price.
The promo code works for some buyers but not others. If it fails, the deal may still be usable without it or may require trying again later.
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Super Lube Multi-Purpose grease is pretty viscous, but can still be pumped through a filler syringe (the type you'd use to refill a printer cartridge).
It's non-conductive, water resistant, plastic safe, and food safe, so you will likely wish you had bought in bulk if you only get the small tube.
Once the internals are coated, nothing will get to them.
Alternatively, hitting them with a clear coat of outdoor Rust-Oleum (mask of the solar panel) would work.
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That said I've had good luck with larger models. e.g. a four-pack of these costs about the same as the OP and emits a hundred times more light.
https://a.co/d/00JCj8kF
That said I've had good luck with larger models. e.g. a four-pack of these costs about the same as the OP and emits a hundred times more light.
https://a.co/d/00JCj8kF
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