2 head solar light with remote - sold by Furui Energy Technology (min £15 spend)
2 head solar light with remote - sold by Furui Energy Technology (min £15 spend)
2 head solar light with remote - sold by Furui Energy Technology (min £15 spend)
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Posted 22 March 2024

2 head solar light with remote - sold by Furui Energy Technology (min £15 spend)

£13.29
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Customs duty may be charged on top of the headline price, usually on items costing more than £135 Information

This is a lightning deal so be quick, the 1 head version is also part of the lightning deal.
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  1. hxyxggx's avatar
    these are very poor quality
    teaks's avatar
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    Have you left a review on the website so people know why you say that these are poor?
  2. morebread's avatar
    £15.00 basket minimum to checkout.
    teaks's avatar
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    Order something cheap to get free delivery or speak to the chat bot and ask to remove minimum order amount (it's some wording like that)
  3. sussexroyal's avatar
    tiny
    RedXI's avatar
    Barbie house tiny?
  4. knocka's avatar
    Yeah looks good , don't be fooled by the price warm white is £11.29 got a warm bulb light before
    Very poor light unless you want a background light get the white light
    funny enough got a solar panel for my cctv of temu half the price of other sellers for
    the same panel
    teaks's avatar
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    I can't stand warm white bulbs luckily they do a natural white bulbs with it as an option.
  5. RedXI's avatar
    I'm curious if the battery is replaceable, but they don't say much about the battery besides it being lithium. Batteries are often the first things to go on these kinda lights and really should be replaceable. I could assume they are replaceable, but some details would be helpful.

    However the seller does say "If The Solar Panel Is In A Half-bright And Half-dark Environment, It Will Flicker Crazily, And You Need To Transfer It To A Completely Dark Environment For It To Work Properly."

    I have a several light-sensor solar-powered lights and none of them ever Flicker Crazily
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