Eight round solar disk lights set flush into a lawn at night

Rank #4 in Best Solar Garden Lights 2026: 10 Packs Ranked by Price Per Light

Torchtree Solar Ground Lights, 8 Pack, Bright White

£13.99 4.6 from 2,485 Amazon ratings
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The Torchtree Solar Ground Lights sit at number four in this guide: a pack of eight round disk lights that push into soil or gravel on a spike, charged by a small panel on top and switched on automatically when it gets dark. At £13.99 for the eight, the listing works out at roughly £1.75 per light, and it carries 4.6 out of 5 from 2,485 ratings.

The reason this one is worth a longer entry is the arithmetic. In a guide where a six-pack of flame lights claims 12 lights and a four-pack of fence lights claims 2, the Torchtree listing is the exception: the title says 8 Pack, the bullet says 8 LED lights, and the specification table says Number of Lights: 8. All three agree. The rest of that specification table, though, does not describe what is in the box — it lists an E27 bulb base, a motion sensor switch, touch control, a ring controller and Art Deco styling on an integrated LED disk light with a dusk-to-dawn sensor. Where the numbers in this listing conflict, we say so rather than smooth it over. Everything below comes from the Amazon listing, not from any test we ran.

How those 2,485 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.

5 star
76%
4 star
15%
3 star
5%
2 star
2%
1 star
2%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £13.99
Rating 4.6 out of 5 from 2,485 ratings
Number of Lights 8 — the same figure as the pack size in the title and the LED count in the bullet
Price per light About £1.75 (£13.99 divided by eight)
Battery and run time 600mAh; 8-10 hours of working time after 6-8 hours of charging
Water resistance IP65
Bulb Base (as listed) E27 — a screw fitting, not an integrated solar disk light
Switch Type (as listed) Motion Sensor — the bullet describes automatic dusk-to-dawn, not motion

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Great lights, ive bought 3 packs. One last year that still work brilliantly.”

Mrs Susan Bracken
Verified purchase

“I've got plenty of solar lights in my garden and these are easily the best. First to come on, nice and bright. I haven't bothered with the attachable stake/stand, just scattered over the stones. Well pleased.”

richard looms

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 actually get?

Eight. The title says 8 Pack, the bullet says 8 LED lights and the specification table says Number of Lights: 8, so all three figures match on this listing.

What does each light cost?

£13.99 for the pack of eight works out at about £1.75 per light.

Do the Torchtree lights need wiring?

No. The listing says they install in 15-20 seconds using the spike provided and that no wiring is necessary.

How long do they stay lit?

The listing claims 8-10 hours of working time after 6-8 hours of charging, with an automatic dusk-to-dawn on/off function.

Are they waterproof?

The listing gives an IP65 rating and describes them as resistant to rain and able to withstand harsh weather.

Is anything in the spec table wrong?

The table lists Bulb Base as E27, Switch Type as Motion Sensor and Control Method as Touch. None of those fit a sealed 8-LED solar disk light with a light-sensitive on/off, so treat those entries as unreliable.

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