Automatic Solar Pathway Lights with 360° Starburst Glow

Automatic Solar Pathway Lights with 360° Starburst Glow

Regular price $37.99
Sale price $37.99 Regular price

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Automatic Solar Pathway Lights with 360° Starburst Glow

Automatic Solar Pathway Lights with 360° Starburst Glow

Regular price $37.99
Sale price $37.99 Regular price

These solar pathway lights automatically turn on at dusk and off at dawn, so no manual operation is needed. They are 100% solar powered, requiring no wiring and adding no extra electricity costs.

The upgraded long filament LED emits a warm, soft light that casts a 360° glare-free starburst pattern up to 35 inches wide. With a +20% solar conversion efficiency, a 3.5-hour sun charge supports up to 10 hours of continuous glow.

Built for all weather, they are waterproof, frost-resistant, heat-resistant, and rust-resistant. Available in 8-pack or 12-pack, each light measures 2.3" lamp head diameter, 14.3" total height, and 4.2" ground spike length. Ideal for pathways, walkways, driveways, gardens, yards, patios, and landscape decor.

Installation is simple: place in direct sunlight and remove the insulating tab before first use.

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4.3 · 3 reviews

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★★★★★

Automatic Lights Handle Dusk on Their Own

The set of eight traces a warm starburst along my narrow garden walk without making it look like an airport runway. Dusk-to-dawn control means the lights are already on when I arrive home late.

Nicole A.November 2025
★★★★☆

Warm Starburst Pattern Welcomes Guests

I used twelve fixtures around the yard so the 35-inch patterns overlap in the wider sections. Solar charging avoided a wiring project, and the 4.2-inch spikes hold each 14.3-inch light in place.

Pamela A.November 2025
★★★★☆

Set of Twelve Filled the Whole Walk

These earned their spot beside the patio because the warm light is soft rather than glaring at seated guests. I made sure every small panel receives direct sun, and they stayed illuminated through the evening.

Penelope A.November 2025