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This year's Amazon Prime Day deals are live, which means it's a great time to browse for anything you might need this time of year and save big. If you're shopping for patio decor or solar lighting, you may be interested to hear that you can score a $43 6-pack of HMcity 120-LED Outdoor Motion Sensor Lights for just $25 right now — a total savings of $18.
This members-only deal does require an Amazon Prime subscription, but that's worth considering, too, if you do much online shopping at all. For $15 a month after a 30-day trial, a Prime membership grants you access to exclusive discounts, Prime Video's library of movies and TV, and, of course, Amazon's famous fast, free shipping.
HMcity 120-LED Outdoor Motion Sensor Lights (6-pack), $25 (was $43) at Amazon
These outdoor solar lamps can be set to three different modes: You can have them dim when no one's around. You can have them turn off completely when the motion-sensor doesn't detect anyone. Or, if you like having them on all the time, you can set them to stay on continuously at medium brightness for eight hours. Each light is housed in sturdy ABS thermoplastic, offering IP65 waterproofing, corrosion resistance, and resistance to extreme temperatures.
The set comes with easy-installation screws for mounting each light on the wall or anywhere you might need to add a little light. Every solar light includes 120 LED bulbs and a brightness of 960 lumens.
“These are fantastic for the price,” wrote one reviewer. “If you're wondering whether you should get them, just do it. They work as expected, and they're even brighter than I had imagined. Mounting and moving them is very easy, but definitely plan on putting them somewhere with adequate direct sunlight. They're perfect for playing fetch with my dog in the dark.”
Ready to illuminate your patio, garden, or other outdoor space this summer? Save $18 on a 6-pack of HMcity Outdoor Solar Lights during Amazon Prime Day.
