If your yard back, front, or side feels a bit spooky after dark, there’s a very simple solution to your problem. Solar lights are inexpensive, efficient, and dead-simple to install and operate thanks to advancements in solar and battery technology in recent years. We’re lucky to live in the era of simple solar lights, and even luckier that Walmart just cut the price of a 4-pack of solid solar lights by a lot.
A 4-pack of the Moyawsdgn Solar Flood Lights is on sale for $16 at Walmart, 74% off its normal $60 price tag. Put another way, this deal means that what you’d normally pay for one light is roughly what you’ll pay for four if you jump on this deal while it’s still live.
74% OffThese lights are self-contained prisms with seven sides. Four of the sides are LED panels pointed in different directions, the top hosts the all-important monocrystalline silicon solar panel, the center side has a light sensor and motion detector that together control when these lights turn on and off, and the back sits flush to whatever you choose to mount this light onto. Inside there’s a 1,200mAh battery that can run for 6 to 8 hours at night after charging during the day. When on, the 100 LEDs in each of these lights light up an area spanning 270 degrees. They’re also IP65 waterproof to stand up to the weather and mountable with just a couple of included screws.
One shopper wrote that these lights “cover a larger area than most solar outdoor lights.” That makes them a great choice for when you “want more coverage or more safety.” All in all, they’re a “fantastic” buy.
Another customer “highly recommended” these lights. They’re a “great little product” that’s “easy to install” and “works as described.” They “would buy it again and recommend it to family and friends.”
Deals We’re Loving
- Ijil Solar Outdoor Lights, $23 (was $100) at Walmart
- Szsrth Solar Lights, $30 (was $100) at Walmart
- Ocest Solar Street Lights, $18 (was $35) at Walmart
The Moyawsdgn Solar Flood Lights are an easy way to make your yard more secure, usable after dark, and, yes, less spooky. A four-pack for $16 is a deal so good it’s veering into impulse buy territory, so if you’re interested in what some solar lights could do for your backyard we’d recommend snapping one up ASAP.
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Cameron LeBlanc
Commerce Writer, Autoblog