PREXTEX 10 Christmas Candy Cane Pathway Lights Markers for Indoor and Outdoor Use - Christmas Light Up Candy Cane Walkway Outside (2 Sets of 5 Candy Canes, 22 Inches Tall)

Nice and bright! They are lining my sidewalk to the front porch. I've had many compliments on them. Ground spikes install quickly into the candy canes, and they were easily pushed into the ground. Been up for over a month and no issues.

We bought these to line our walkway and they look great.Followup: we liked them so much we bought another set. The more, the merrier. No problems with quality, all the lights light, the ground stakes fit and don't damage the canes, just a good product all around.

Mostly what I expected. Great looking lights to highlight the sidewalk. However, one of the stakes broke when I was placing them. In fairness there were more rocks in the ground where I was placing the light than I expected. I blame myself more than the stakes that came with the lights. Still, I thought they would be a little tougher given the price. Otherwise, I love these lights.

These are great. Exactly what I expected, which is even better than I thought after reading some reviews. Pre-strung (unlike some I saw where you actually have to feed the lights into them. All you need to do is fit the wires in the slot of each stake, push the stake into the cane base, and push them into the ground. Easy. Looks great.

These look really cool in the daylight and I wouldn’t discourage anyone from buying them. These are the cons: it’s hard to get them onto the stakes (which are a nice bonus - I was glad they came in red). It’s difficult to get the wires out of the way when pushing the stakes in, and you have to be really careful pushing the stakes into the ground without cracking the candy canes. If they were easier to get on you could put the stakes in first and then add the candy canes but that’s not the case. The second con, which I was expecting from other reviews, is they glow at night as solid red, not red and white. Last thing, storage would be easier if you could take the stakes out but then you have to deal with getting the stakes back in the next year.

While these do end up looking good when they light up at night, I am really disappointed with the build quality and my overall experience with them for how much they cost.First of all, the design is terrible. These are not fancy light up candy canes like you may think they are. They are hollow candy cane tubes made from cheap plastic with a regular string of led lights stuffed up them and held in place by a white plastic cap with a really flimsy hook.Pros:-They look really nice! This must be why they get such good reviews?Cons:-The candy canes are made from a very brittle plastic. Several of mine had hairline cracks before I even put the stakes in!-It's really hard to push the stakes in the bottom, especially on some where there are 2 thick wires hanging out. Because of this, it is nearly impossible not to crack the cheap plastic when you install the stakes (even if you are super careful!)-The plastic cap is really flimsy and the hook often separates from it.-The lighted length technically IS about 18ft like the description says, but this is misleading because they are referring to the total length of candy canes. What you probably actually want to know is the distance from cane #1 to cane #10, which is only about 12ft.-Everything about these feels cheap. The design is poor, the materials are cheap, the quality and consistency is shameful. I am really disappointed in the value, and just hope I can get more than one season out of these.All of the cons would be excusable if these cost maybe 1/4 of what they did. But for the price - please don't make the same mistake I did!

I couldn't be happier with these candy cane lights! They are just the right height for the front of my house. I got 2 sets to run the whole length of my house. They light up with a beautiful glow. Some people don't like that they glow more red...not red and white...but that doesn't bother me at all. I get plenty of compliments on how pretty they look. They are just what I wanted and have held up beautifully through two giant snow storms. They were completely buried by 3 1/2 feet of snow, and they still turned on and worked with no problem. The only downside is that it was a big challenging to insert the stakes I to the bottom of the candy cane, because of the wires. A small problem that was very manageable.

These candy cane lights are poorly designed and cheaply made...with no quality control. They look fine once you install and light them up, but many cracked at the base when you install the stakes. I bought 3 sets and one set had a couple candy canes that were warped with one looking like it had a burn hole that melted through the plastic. The price is high compared to the quality...and I’m not sure if I will get a 2nd year out of them.