Rank #9 in Best Solar Garden Lights 2026: 10 Packs Ranked by Price Per Light
sununiny Solar Fence Lights, 4 Pack, 9 Colours
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The sununiny Solar Fence Lights sit at number nine in this guide. They are a four-pack of solar RGB wall lights: sealed ABS units with an integrated LED, a monocrystalline silicon panel on top and a push button to cycle the settings. Each one is surface-mounted to a fence, wall, railing or step, charges in daylight and switches itself on at dusk. The pack costs £19.98, which is £5.00 a light, and it carries 4.5 stars from 1,078 Amazon ratings.
The finding on this page is the one the article works through: the title sells a four-pack while the specification table on the same listing says "Number of Lights: 2". Two different numbers, one product page, and no note explaining which applies. At £19.98, the four-pack works out at £5.00 a light; if the table's two lights were the real figure, it would be £9.99 a light. The brightness numbers are no tidier - the table gives 50 lumens and repeats it as a 50-lumen maximum output, while the description claims "30% higher brightness" than unnamed ordinary lights and attaches no lumen figure to the comparison. The same table lists a single colour temperature of 3000 Kelvin, while the bullets describe a 3000K warm white and an 11000K cool white, and it lists a bulb base (E12) on lights described elsewhere as sealed, integrated LED units. Every figure on this page comes from the Amazon listing as written, not from any test of ours.
How those 1,078 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.5 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £19.98 for the pack, about £5.00 per light |
|---|---|
| Amazon rating | 4.5 out of 5 from 1,078 ratings |
| Pack size in the title | 4 lights |
| Number of Lights (as listed) | 2 |
| Luminous flux (as listed) | 50 lumens, repeated as 50 lumens maximum light output |
| Colour temperature (as listed) | 3000 Kelvin, with an 11000K cool white also claimed in the bullets |
| Bulb base (as listed) | E12 |
| Efficiency rating (as listed) | A+++ |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Amazing lights, two are hidden behind the willow tree canopy and not getting much sunlight through the day, however they are still so bright a month later and we haven't taken them off! Amazing, would definitely buy again. Only issue we had was fitting them, no SDS drill so couldn't fit them with the bracket and the sticky pads that came with the lights aren't great! Grab a tube of gorilla glue and they've held all this time!”
Verified purchase“These lights have made a nice difference to my garden. I like how I can change between the different colours depending on the mood I want. They look lovely once it gets dark, and the solar charging means I don't have to worry about plugging anything in. The four-pack was a good choice for my fence.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Solar Garden Lights 2026: 10 Packs Ranked by Price Per Light.
Questions people ask
How many lights do you get?
The title says four - "Solar Fence Lights 4 Pack" - and one reviewer calls it "The four-pack". The specification table on the same listing states "Number of Lights: 2". The two figures do not match.
How bright are they?
The listing gives a luminous flux of 50 lumens and a maximum light output of 50 lumens. The description also claims 30% higher brightness than unnamed ordinary lights, without giving a lumen figure for whatever it is being compared against.
What colours and modes do the sununiny Solar Fence Lights offer?
Nine solid colours - warm white, cool white, red, green, purple, blue, yellow, cyan and chartreuse - plus two dynamic modes, colour flash change and fade change, all selected with a push button.
Do they need wiring?
No. They are solar powered, with a monocrystalline silicon panel that the listing says reaches 22% solar conversion efficiency, and they are described as automatic dusk to dawn.
Are they waterproof?
The listing gives an IP65 waterproof rating and says the lights are made from ABS with a sealed structure for outdoor use in bad weather.
What does each light cost?
£19.98 for the four-pack in the title, which is about £5.00 per light. If the two lights in the spec table were correct, the same £19.98 would be about £9.99 per light.
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