Dunelm's £15 solar-powered lights have shoppers rushing to buy multiple sets
Seeing as the sun could be here for a little longer, we're spending as much time in our garden, patio or balcony for as long as possible – though when the sun sets, sitting outside isn't as appealing.
Thankfully shoppers are going wild for a set of solar-powered string lights that really brighten up the place (literally!).
Priced at £15, the Scalloped 10 LED Indoor Outdoor Solar String Lights have customers rushing online and in store in the hope you get their hands on a set. With an impressive score of 4.5 out of 5, they've been hailed a 'pretty string of lights', 'stunning', and one person went as far as calling them the 'best on the market'.
These really are the finishing touch to any outdoor space – and require just 2 AA batteries to get started. Buy Now for £15
Illuminate your space with the charming Scalloped 10 LED Solar String Lights. Featuring a delicate white scalloped design, these lights house 10 warm white LEDs that offer both constant and flashing settings. Perfect for outdoor use, they effortlessly transform any garden or patio into a cosy retreat. With a total cable length of 5.7 metres and a lit length of 3.88 metres, these solar-powered lights are both practical and stylish, making them an ideal addition to your outdoor décor, don't you think?
Someone called 'Kingston Lad' a few months back called the solar string lights the 'best on the market', and added: 'Excellent lights, look great on our summer house. Bought two sets.'
Another five-star reviewer also said how they are 'absolutely stunning', before mentioning: 'Bought these as a gift for our friends then decided to buy them for myself. They are really pretty and look stunning. The best solar lights I have seen so pleased with them.'
'Lovely garden lights' said Garden Light Fan, who then went on to say: 'Lovely asset to the garden. More expensive than I would normally pay but a cut above the rest.' More Trending
Diana said she would 'buy these again' and added to her five-star review: 'Really lovely lights that arrived very quickly. Even better that they were in the sale.'
Better yet, Charlene said the 'gorgeous lights' were 'great quality' and went on to say: 'so pretty and perfect for my small patio area.'
Priced at £15, we don't think these will be in stock for long, especially with a few more bank holidays pending, and plenty of catching up with friends and family into the night are on the cards.
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