A dimly lit backyard is one that isn’t reaching its potential, and the easiest way to illuminate your outdoor space is with solar lights. They require just a few screws to install — no wiring necessary — and can provide plenty of motion-activated light without burdening your electric bill. Advancements in solar technology and lots of competition have pushed prices down, and this hefty discount on a four-pack of lights at Walmart is pushing them into impulse buy territory.
A four-pack of the Ocest Solar Wall Lights is on sale for $16 at Walmart, 56% off its normal $36 price tag. An updated version of these lights can also be had for $20 more, but we think these are still great above a doorway or lining a wall or fence.
56% OffInstead of the multiple, adjustable LED panels that many solar lights have to flood an area with illumination, these are more subtle, self-contained units with two triangular side panels and two trapezoidal panels pointed down to create a 270-degree well-lit area. They do have the top-mounted solar panel and bottom-mounted motion detector. The former charges a 1,200mAh battery throughout the day and the latter can activate the light at night if it detects motion within 5 meters or so. We like that these lights come in a four-pack because they look great lined up along a fence or wall.
“These are good lights,” one shopper wrote. “They’re bright, and they have different mode settings to automatically turn on at night or with motion detection.”
Other customers lauded the “perfect size and bright light” of these units and that they are “very easy to set up.” They also offer “great value for the money,” even more so with the discount that’s currently on offer.
Deals We’re Loving
- Ocest Solar Street Lights, $15 (was $35) at Walmart
- Ocest Solar Shed Light, $36 (was $60) at Walmart
- Ocest Solar Post Cap Lights, $41 (was $80) at Walmart
The Ocest Solar Wall Lights are a sturdy, smart product that do everything you want solar lights to do. The chance to pick up a quartet for $16 — $4 each! — is one that anyone whose backyard could use more light should not miss.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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