The several white eyeball light stakes were a big hit withe the trick or treaters this year. They called it a field of eyes! I paired the white eyeballs with other color character lights which made an impressive display on my lawn. Read more
These are fun little solar-powered Halloween lights. They can take the place of path lights for the season, or stand on their own to add to your Halloween decor. Photos don’t do these justice, but they light up with a nice spooky purple glow when the sun goes down. A switch allows them to be switched between off, solid, or blinking. I’m sticking to the solid mode for now, but will likely switch them to blinky mode closer to Halloween. The batteries last for at least several hours after sunset, though I can’t say precisely how long they last. Assembly is easy, with the eyeball/face balls for each of the 4 stakes packaged in their own baggy. Some of the balls can be a bit tricky to get on, though some that are stubborn on one stick go in easily on another. Be sure that they are all snapped in firmly to ensure none escape in the wild. The stock photos show the balls in a neat line, but really they come bunched together. Each stalk can be bent out at the base, though not as well as I’d have expected for the list price. Overall though, these are a nice easy addition to holiday decor, and as a bonus do provide a useful eerie illumination to your path. Read more


Globe lights come off easily especially if windy, but overall does its job Read more
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These little ghost lights are adorable and glow a vibrant purple at night. Super easy to set up—no wiring, just stick them in the yard and they charge on their own. The different ghost expressions are cute and really boost the spooky vibe. Great value and perfect for decorating outdoors! Read more
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Overall these are a fun little addition to your Halloween outdoor setup. They come with no instructions but its a pretty straightforward process - connect the balls to the top of the strands (push down firmly), connect the strands to the stake and stake it into the ground. There's a small solar panel with a switch underneath you can turn to S (Solid) or F (Flashing). Solar power seems to hold up well after a sunny day these shine brightly up until I go to bed with no issues and give a nice look, especially when they're on each side of a pathway. Can't say I'm a fan of any seller using AI images for their product instead of real life pictures because that's going to set some unrealistic expectations as far as appearance goes and the price for these is a little too high for me to honestly say they're great value for money. Still, these are a fun decoration that do look really good in my yard at night Read more
These solar powered lights are cute and fun for your outdoor Halloween decorating. They recharge pretty well and come on each evening, but do not stay lit the full night. Each plastic ball has a different face, and the purple color is bright. Needs full strong direct sunlight to recharge daily. The plastic balls don't seat fully on the spokes, so tend to fall off if windy. Read more