Derynome 72 Solar Outdoor Light with Planter Waterproof Solar Post Lamp Ligts Garden Lights for Backyard Pathway Patio

The media could not be loaded. I purchased a total of 8 of the DERYNOME Solar Lamp Post Light, I describe them as, “Awesomely Wonderful". They are solar outdoor light posts with a planter. You can use them with or without the planter. I placed them all along the edge of my front yard border. I also, did not use the original planter on 2 of the solar light posts, which I placed on both sides of my house driveway. The solar post is packaged in a medium-small box. Assembly is EVER so easy, unbelievable. You can also change the light bulb, and the height of the post is adjustable, up to 72", it’s truly up to you. (The ones at my driveway front stand every inch of 7 feet tall) I made 6 light posts 1 segment less on each and added 1 segment to each of the already 72" posts at my driveway. They all come with a base that fits into the planter or standalone without the planter. Each planter has its own hole in the center to allow the post to be staked in the ground, also you can block the hole if you like. There are several ways to place the post stable, to not fall over or be blown over by heavy winds. A lot of thought were surely put into having so many ways to install this awesome light post for people with different scenes and the assembly of this device I say again, “OMG, OH, SO EZ”! You just “HAND SCREW” the 5 post segments together and they seem to lock in place. The solar light head is pressed on the top, tightly. You than can screw the base into the planter, stake it in the ground or even screw it into another base. I used concrete 18”x18” pavers and screwed the planter to it, they work perfectly. The look and style of the solar lamps really enhanced the quality and beauty of my front house landscape day and night. I am honestly doing my best "TRYING" to stay in sequence with the style, color, and decor of my house. (With a lot of unrequested and unlisted verbal comments from my loving wife, good lawdy, lol) The Solar Lights has truly helped me achieve the look I am striving for, and "STILL", I have a good way to go before finishing my yard landscape, but I think it's coming along pretty well, if I might say so myself. I have had several of my neighbors stopping in their cars, walking by, saying how well they think it looks and I am doing. No “DISLIKES” or even “NEGATIVE” comments as-of-yet, BUT I am sure they are out there, I welcome "ALL" comments, “GOOD” or ‘NOT-SO-GOOD”. I simply ask you to keep your opinions, criticism and comments constructive, please? I think all “LIKES” and “NOT-SO-LIKED” comments are truly equally helpful. Diversity should help a person keep an open mind and think clearly about a DIY job. Keeping you focus and more likely to achieve a better balance outcome, really. You know what, I've even had many of the neighborhood kids yell out to me, "LOOKING GOOD, MR. JOHNSON!", running, biking, scooting or just zooming by my house, in some manner. Honestly, it all keeps me going. I have some photos and a video posted. I truly can take what people like and dislike in stride. No 'Big Headiness' or 'Anger Moods' from me. I have NEVER worn my heart or feelings on my sleeves. That's FYI. Let me hear your opinions and comments here or if you choose privately: olevij.oj@gmail.com. Thank you all for your reading, comments and time. I take so much time to release a review because, I honestly hope each one of my reviews helped someone to make that decision on making or not making that purchase, for that device. I can only give my honest opinion, OJ. P.S. I’ve had the Solar Lamp Post since September 09, 2025 and have had a full day and a half of total bad weather with no sunshine. During the entire time of this bad weather, NOT 1 post fell over, not 1 light didn’t come on, when it got dark, NOT 1 light did not go off when it turned light. ALSO, most of all, either of DERYNOME Solar Lamp Post Lights went out in the dark overnight and still haven’t. I was very surprised, really. It’s because DERYNOME use solar panels that will still charge in daylight not only in sunlight, which is very good. MOST IMPRESSIVE! Read more

Super nice solar lighting for part of our backyard. This is the second one that we've purchased because it looks great, works great and is well made. A little pricey but worth the money. Read more

This lampost is so easy to put together. Use your philips screwdriver for 12 screws which hold the planter box and lamp base together. Post stem screws together to top, insert the included bulb, turn on the charging switch and set dome on top of post. Its that easy. I added a few small bricks to the bottom of mine and gravel before I filled it with dirt to give it weight. It has bottom drain holes. Put mine outside with 4 hours sunlight first day and it burned brightly all night and has ever since. Well worth it. Read more

While the look appeal of this light is nice, it really needs help in the stability department. It is a little stable when you put dirt in the pot, but not very. I live in West Texas, so there are periods of significant wind, and this thing on its own will not stand up to even 15 mph winds. To combat that, since I have placed it at the end of my front walk in our lawn, I picked up some heavy-duty 12-inch tent stakes and drove them through the drain holes in the bottom of the pot. It is much sturdier and can withstand up to at least 25-30 mph winds, though I would not trust it much more than that. That all being said, the light and solar feature is quite decent. Even with a partial day's charge, the light still stays on all night long. So, if you want to put it in a place that does not get much more than a slight breeze, this will do well on its own. However, if you are looking to put it in a place that can see significant wind, you will need to find a way to anchor it. Read more

I’ve had this thing a little over a year now. It’s fallen over with the high Virginia winds multiple times on a paved driveway and yard and it’s still going strong. It’s not super bright as far as a street light but it is nice for the back porch and having a soft light for evenings. Read more

Loved it. Bright light. Nice planter box. Easy assembly. Read more

They are beautiful and work great. Read more

Just received and assembled this yesterday - Dec 8. It was in direct sunlight a day and a half and I’m looking at it now and it has yet to light up. It was easy to assemble. I placed rocks in the planter along with potting soil and plants. Looks pretty. But ….. still waiting for it to light. Read more