# GIGALUMI Solar Stake Lights, 12 Pack, Cold White

Source: https://www.ranked10.co.uk/garden/best-solar-garden-lights/gigalumi-solar-garden-lights-12-pack
Ranked #3 in "Best Solar Garden Lights 2026: 10 Packs Ranked by Price Per Light": https://www.ranked10.co.uk/garden/best-solar-garden-lights

- Price: £17.99 (checked on Amazon UK on 2026-09-19)
- Amazon rating: 4.1 from 20,706 ratings
- Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01K1SETD4?tag=ranked10-21

The GIGALUMI stainless steel solar stake light set is a 12-pack at £17.99, which works out at about £1.50 a light, and it sits at number three in this guide. It is also the quiet exception to the pattern running through the rest of the list: the "Number of Lights" figure in its specification table is 12, and the pack size in its own title is 12. Here the two numbers agree.

Its brightness figure is a different story. The listing gives 320 lumen as the Luminous Flux and 320 Lumens as the Light Output Maximum, so those two at least match each other — but the listing never says whether 320 lumen describes one light or all twelve. That is the number that decides whether you are buying a bright 12-pack or twelve dim ones, and it is not answered anywhere on the page. At £1.50 a light, with 20,706 ratings averaging 4.1, those are the figures you can actually compare. Everything below is taken from the Amazon listing, not from any test we ran.

## Specification

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | £17.99 |
| Price per light | About £1.50 (12 lights at £17.99) |
| Customer rating | 4.1 out of 5, from 20,706 ratings |
| Number of Lights (as listed) | 12 |
| Pack size in the title | 12 pack |
| Luminous Flux (as listed) | 320 lumen |
| Light Output Maximum (as listed) | 320 Lumens |
| Water resistance | IP44 in the bullet; "Water Resistant" in the spec table (as listed) |

## Questions people ask

**How many lights do you actually get?**

The title says 12 pack and the specification's Number of Lights field says 12, so GIGALUMI's pack size and its own specification agree here. The listing does not offer a smaller or larger pack in the data given.

**How bright are they?**

GIGALUMI lists 320 lumen as the Luminous Flux and 320 Lumens as the Light Output Maximum, which are consistent with each other. The listing does not state whether that figure applies to one light or to the whole 12-pack.

**Are they waterproof?**

The product bullet describes an IP44 rating and says they withstand rain, snow, frost and sleet. The specification table separately lists the water resistance level as "Water Resistant".

**Do I have to switch them on and off?**

No. GIGALUMI says they turn on automatically at dusk and off at dawn, and that each unit can stay lit for up to eight hours. Note that the same spec table lists Controller Type and Switch Type as "Push Button" and Control Method as "Touch", which does not sit easily with automatic dusk-to-dawn operation.

**What colour is the light?**

The title and bullet say cold white, and the specification gives a colour temperature of 7000 Kelvin from an LED light source. The spec table's Light Color field says simply "White".

**How do you install them?**

GIGALUMI's instructions are to connect the pole and push the stake into the ground, and it suggests digging a hole first to make inserting them easier.