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Costco - Tommy Bahama Solar LED Pathway Lights - $32 In Store - YMMV
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I was in Costco today and I saw these lights setup and marked $31.99 In Store pricing. Close to a year ago there was a SD FP at $30 - https://slickdeals.net/f/16715588-tommy-bahama-solar-led-pathway-lights-6-pack-30?src=SiteSear
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https://www.costco.com/tommy-baha...27495.ht
Created 05-04-2024
at 03:07 PM
by Enix82
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Yes it will put out light, but "any" light does not mean it's good looking light.
Half my neighborhood has put up cheap path or solar garden lights, and they just become plastic eye sores that are all tilted in different directions, and the ones that still work still look pretty pathetic, putting out the equivalent of a keychain light worth of luminosity, often times with a really stupid looking pattern on the ground.
Yes it will put out light, but "any" light does not mean it's good looking light.
Half my neighborhood has put up cheap path or solar garden lights, and they just become plastic eye sores that are all tilted in different directions, and the ones that still work still look pretty pathetic, putting out the equivalent of a keychain light worth of luminosity, often times with a really stupid looking pattern on the ground.
Materials are the same in both solar and hardwired ones and designs are subjective, so not really a point of differentiation either.
Buy expensive solar lights and you will get you paid for. I ve some solar ones, none of them has died and they serve their purpose well (albeit with the limitations, that were already known to me before buying them).
Yes it will put out light, but "any" light does not mean it's good looking light.
Half my neighborhood has put up cheap path or solar garden lights, and they just become plastic eye sores that are all tilted in different directions, and the ones that still work still look pretty pathetic, putting out the equivalent of a keychain light worth of luminosity, often times with a really stupid looking pattern on the ground.
we watched it fill up slowly with rain over the years until the last led went out in it
If we drained it, it might've lasted even longer but let's say it was an endurance test
My costco's had this $32 price in store for the last 3 months. West Coast.
I also have a several sets of solar string lights in trees which are going on 3 years. You get what you pay for and sometimes a bit of luck. I trenched a Volt up lighting system in my front yard but can't - won't - do that in the backyard where I placed these solar on a stone pathway.
Granted I've got a raving review for one night, we'll see how they do 6 months or even a year. If they suck, then luckily Costco.