Pyramid-shaped Solar Deck Light

The light looks very pretty, smaller than expected. It's very bright for the first night when I changed a new better battery (the battery came with the light had no charge at all). But then from the next day it only lit for 1-2 hours in the night. At first I thought it's winter and the sunshine was not strong enough but my other solar lights did not have any problem. After more than a week I decided to check what's going on. For a good solar panel it would sense the brightness and if it is bright enough the light would go off. So I used a flashlight to mimic the incoming light to check each of the 4 panels. For two of them the light would go off but the other two no response. I then open the light, what I found is that the two bad panels had loose welding points (one in the middle of the wire, the other at the end). It's very hard to repair (I should have returned the product but just don't want to get so much trouble to do that. If only one bad welding I would believe this is just my bad luck, but for two at the same time I think their QC process is a joke. If not for this problem this would be a very nice deck light.

These lights are something just a little different from most. Have a more finished design.Heavy gauge stainless steel construction. Difficult to attach to flat surface on the deck.

These lights are very attractive-looking, but the light they emit is not great. We ordered 3 and one of them is noticeably less bright than the others as well. Too expensive for them to not work properly. Good looking though.