Low luminous efficiency, no Batteries

See the cable-free LED bollards on the product photo of appealing than in reality. Visually they ultimately act but slightly cheaper than we thought. But they are very handy when you have to pass poorly lit path segments in their own garden. In the entrance I would not use them; my first lamps were one after another stolen

They function practically independent of sunlight on battery operation. I find this to be useful, as solar lights in the autumn and winter but weaken and have difficulty charging. A set of batteries would have the manufacturer can still attach as original equipment in view of the high price.

The pointed end pieces can be put into the ground or with the supplied bracket on the wall. Benefits can they ultimately wherever you find an attachment.

The cold white light provides reasonably-lit paths. Too much light output you should not expect, however. Overall, the light falls from rather weak.