Solar Watering Can Lights Outdoor with 8 Multi-Color Changing Modes, IP65 Waterproof Landscape Light Garden Decor, One Pole Two Lights Outside Decorations for Lawn, Backyard, Patio, Chrismas

These are so pretty and so bright that I ordered a second set for my other planter. I couldn’t keep flowers alive in the planters in Arizona, so these are the perfect thing. I am adding white flowers around the base, and love coming home at night to see these flashing! During the day the watering cans are a shiny gold, so they are also gorgeous during daylight hours.

I bought this for my sister for her birthday! It came is a small box and was easily put together. I then bought a beautiful flower arrangement from Lowe's and place the watering can in. My sister loved it. It was so unique and beautiful. I received a text today from her and she said it stopped working. She was heartbroken. I wonder if I can get a replacement? If I do, I will follow up this review. So sad this product did not last longer then a month! I have upgraded to 5 stars! I spoke with customer service and they immediately sent another! They responded to my issue immediately. It looks beautiful and looks great. 5 Stars for customer service! Thank you for your attention to my issue with this product!

I really wanted to like this product, and logically it ought to work very well. Despite trying many variations, only one of the two units worked and that was only once. Using it should be very simple. It's a solar cell chargeable battery, some LED lights (with built-in decoding), and interestingly, a very clever controller. Only two wires connect to a string of LEDs, the wires carry DC power and control signals that tell the associated LED when to turn on and take power from the wires, thus enabling different active displays. The controller has several programs that cause the lights to make interesting patterns. It realizes this by sending multiplexed signals to the LEDs along the same wires with power. I have some similar seasonal lights (that work with the same principle) which are powered by disposable batteries, rather than solar powered. They produce great displays, and almost everyone that see them wants to know how to get some for themselves. I thought these Watering Can lights would work similarly, just be solar powered. There is a push button switch on the controller/solar collector unit. Engraved in the plastic housing is an explanation of the switch function. It shows two toggle positions, one pressed in and one popped out corresponding to "On" and "Off". Regrettably, the actual switch does not work this way. It is ONLY a momentary push on type (it does not have a mechanical toggle). The minimal printed instruction sheet directs, "Switch: Short press to turn on, Long press to turn off". It also directs, "When using this product for the first time, please turn ON the light and fully charge it in the sun. However, If the battery is fully discharged (so the controller can't function) and there is no mechanical on/off toggle, only momentary push, it is not possible to determine an off/on state. On the assumption that a mechanical toggle on/off switch is unnecessary and the unit can always be ON for charging and display, the units were placed in strong direct sunlight for a day. Upon being brought into a dark room, one of the lights immediately began running one of the 8 programs (without needing a button push). Pushing the button moved through the 8 programs. I did not turn it off with a "long push", just let it run. This was the one and only time this unit worked. The other unit exposed to the same conditions as the first never turned on. Both units have been exposed to direct sunlight for several full days, yet never came on at darkness or with button pushes. I'm going to give them one more day, with exposure to strong artificial light. If they don't work then, I plan to return before the return window closes. As I wrote earlier, I really wanted these to work ...

Seems to work ok and definitely needs that sun out side but I bought it so it can hold my moth balls or skunk repellent in the body of the can. Now the lights are just an added feature ...z

Received it and looked nice and really shined. When the lights kicked in it was really impressive. After one rain recently one of the buckets no longer operates as the lights representing the water no longer work. We plan to take it apart and see if we can fix it. The other bucket works fine so far.

Such a cute decor for my yard.

Even nicer than it looks

Bought my double watercan solar lights July of 2025. Worked fine for the most part that summer and fall. Brought lights inside once it got cooler. Didn't use until just a few days ago. One of the lanterns will not light up this year. Don't know if I can get a replacement watercan light or not. I expected them to work more than one summer. Might have to find something else to replace them.