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These solar string lights make your patio more inviting for fall — and they're priced at an all-time low

Patio season is far from over, so give your yard a facelift with these solar string lights while they’re at their lowest price to-date. They give you 52 feet of warm, inviting light, and the solar-powered panel keeps them going without a cord or the need for batteries.

Original price: $39.99

The 55% discount makes these solar string lights a particularly good buy right now. An additional coupon also gives 20% off at checkout, dropping the price to $15. Beyond that, the shatterproof plastic bulbs hold up in any season, making them ideal for patio spaces, decks or camping. 

READ MORE: 17 backyard additions under $200 that make your outdoor space feel brand new

At 52 feet, these lights are long enough for most spaces, but they also come in lengths up to 202 feet. On a full charge, the battery lasts for 26 hours. The solar panel keeps charging, even on cloudier days, so all you have to do is flip a switch and the lights automatically turn on each night.

A remote lets you control the lights from anywhere, and create a customized atmosphere. Four adjustable brightness modes dim or brighten the bulbs, giving you the perfect mood lighting for dinners and gatherings. You can also set the lights to stay on steadily, twinkle or flash. Plus, if you don’t want the lights on all night, use the remote to set a six to eight-hour timer. 

With more than 2,000 reviews, these string lights earn 4.4 stars out of 5 on Amazon. They’re highly reviewed for quality and ease of use. 

READ MORE: 25 useful Amazon finds under $25 that make everyday life easier

"I have bought these twice now," one reviewer said. "I loved them so much on my porch I decided to invest in a set for the backyard…We have had cloudy days this last week and that hasn't stopped these at all…They seem to have no issue getting enough power and staying on for a long time."

"They nailed it with these string lights," another reviewer wrote. "The bulbs are plastic, but look real. The filament-style bulb looks very nice, gives off a nice bright, natural-toned color light. The solar panel works really well and it's super sleek and small. One day of charging, and they stayed lit until I went to sleep."

The included remote gets especially high praise with reviewers, with one saying, "The remote is actually really useful and works from a surprisingly good distance. I love the timer settings and the different flashing/fade options."

If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can get these lights sent to your door ASAP. You can join or start a 30-day free trial to start your shopping today.



source https://www.foxnews.com/deals/solar-string-lights-amazon-deal

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