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Brightown solar fairy lights: 2 packs totaling 132 feet with 400 warm white LEDs, 8 modes, IP65 waterproof—$12.50 (50% off $24.99), perfect for patio or garden.
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SKU : THE-SER-850
Create a magical outdoor ambiance with these solar-powered fairy lights. The package includes two 66-foot strands, each with 200 super bright warm white LEDs, totaling 132 feet and 400 lights. With a 360-degree viewing angle, these lights illuminate in every direction, perfect for patios, gardens, porches, balconies, and more.
These lights are IP65 waterproof, built to withstand rain, sun, and snow. The solar panel charges during the day and automatically turns on at dusk. No electricity costs—just free solar energy!
Choose from 8 lighting modes to suit your mood or event. Whether you want steady glow or twinkling effects, these lights deliver.
At just $12.50 (compare at $24.99), save 50% instantly. Add coupon TERRY15 for an extra 15% off. Free shipping on orders over $45.
They combine eco-friendliness, longevity, and beautiful lighting at an unbeatable price.
Solar powered with no electricity costs—eco-friendly and economical.
132 feet total length with 400 ultra-bright warm white LEDs—extensive coverage.
Save 50% now: $12.50 vs $24.99, plus extra 15% off with coupon TERRY15.
Modes: 8 modes
Material: Copper wire, plastic LEDs
Light Color: Warm white
Power Source: Solar panel, rechargeable battery
Product Type: Solar Powered String Lights
Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor use recommended
Length per Pack: 66 feet
Model or Series: Solar Fairy String Lights
Total LED Count: 400
Waterproof Rating: IP65
LED Count per Pack: 200
Total Length (2-pack): 132 feet
Seller: The Terry Room
Just place the solar panel in a sunny spot, and enjoy free, automatic lighting every night. Perfect for stringing around trees, fences, or pergolas.
In snowy climates, keep solar panels clear of snow and ice. Consider bringing the battery inside during extreme cold to prolong battery life, though these lights are designed to withstand winter conditions.
Similar solar fairy light sets can cost $25+. At $12.50, you save $12.49 instantly. Add coupon TERRY15 for extra savings and reach $45 for free shipping.
You can buy this 2-pack here for $12.50, 50% off the original $24.99. Apply coupon TERRY15 for an extra 15% off. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Place the solar panel in direct sunlight even in winter. Snow may cover the panel, so clean it regularly. The lights will still charge during shorter, sunny days, but for optimal performance, use the timer or keep the panel in a southern exposure.
The modes include: steady on, slow fade, twinkle, waves, sequential, chasing, slo-glo, and flashing. You can cycle through them using the button on the solar panel or remote (if included).
Possible reasons: the battery is not fully charged, the solar panel is shaded, or the timer is set. Ensure the panel gets direct sunlight for at least 6 hours, and check the battery connections. Reset the lights by turning them off for a minute.
Turn off the light switch on the solar panel, wait 30 seconds, then turn it back on. If that fails, remove the battery for a minute and reinsert.
These solar string lights are fantastic! They charge well in the sun and last all night. The warm white is lovely. I used them to light up my patio, and they look magical.
The lights are pretty and have many modes. However, my patio is partly shaded, so they don't charge as much. They still glow, but a bit dimmer. If you have full sun, they'll be brighter.
After two weeks, a few of the LEDs stopped working. Not many, but noticeable. The rest are fine. For the price, it's okay, but I expected better durability.
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