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Prime Members: 6-Pack 4x4 Brightever Solar Post Cap Lights w/ 3 Lighting Modes (Black) on sale for $19.88 - $4.88 (apply promo code
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$15.
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Features:- Place the solar fence post cap lights in direct sunlight and allow them to charge for 1-2 days
- Full charge takes just 4 to 6 hours
- Offers three color temperature settings—warm white, neutral white, and cool white—easily switched with a simple button press
- Built with robust ABS material and a fully sealed structure, achieving an IP65 protection rating that effectively resists moisture ingress
- Designed specifically for standard 4x4 wood and vinyl posts, this waterproof solar post light features a base that fits standard posts perfectly
- Installation is remarkably straightforward—no wiring needed. Just place the solar post light on top of the post, secure it with the included screws, and let the sun do the rest
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These solar post cap lights are aimed at 4 by 4 posts and stand out for their bright output and three white lighting modes. The fit is reported to be good on existing 4 by 4 posts, and the included adapters cover wood posts and 5 by 5 posts. Charging guidance says the first charge can take one to two days, then later top ups take about three to four hours, which matches the small solar panel. Reliability is the main concern, with loose wires, failed units, and lightweight construction coming up alongside the low price.
Common Questions (5)
It fits 4x4 posts well, but posts without a sleeve may need an adapter. The package has been reported to include adapters for 3.5-inch actual wood posts and 5x5 posts, so compatibility depends on your post size.
The first charge can take 1-2 days in direct sunlight, while later charges are reported to take about 3-4 hours. The small solar panel may need a full couple of sunny days to top up the battery.
They are reported to be very bright and look nice on 4x4 posts, with a downward glow from the gap adding extra effect. Some units have reliability issues, so buying extras can make sense if you want spares.
Some buyers received units without adapters, while other listings or packages reportedly include adapters for 3.5-inch actual wood posts and 5x5 posts. If your posts are not a standard 4x4 sleeve, check the included hardware before ordering.
The listed intro price changed from $19.99 to $39.99, but the promo code still brings it down to about $16. That makes the deal close to the advertised $15 range.
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They don't even come with discombobulaters either...I mean, what's going on?
If the battery can supposedly go from empty to fully charged in four hours, why would the first charge require up to two days? Is the battery observing a ceremonial break-in period? Unless the manufacturer explains that the initial charge is for conditioning, balancing, or compensating for long-term storage discharge, those two statements do not logically match.
'First charge takes two days; every later full charge takes four hours' is an assumption—not an explanation supported by the instructions.
Comes with post adapters for wood posts (3.5 actual) and 5x5 posts.
I just tried it, and it's still working for me. It's Prime members only, though.
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No, that's not what it says. It says to leave the light charging for one to two days after receiving it, while the advertisement claims a full charge takes three to four hours.
If the battery can supposedly go from empty to fully charged in four hours, why would the first charge require up to two days? Is the battery observing a ceremonial break-in period? Unless the manufacturer explains that the initial charge is for conditioning, balancing, or compensating for long-term storage discharge, those two statements do not logically match.
'First charge takes two days; every later full charge takes four hours' is an assumption—not an explanation supported by the instructions.
One of the unit doesn't work, I opened it up and the wire is loose. Some soldering and it's working now. Another unit keeps going back to white color. Not sure why yet. For the price, get some extra doesn't hurt.
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