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Most garden solar lights are solar-powered and use rechargeable AA nickel‑metal hydride (Ni‑MH) batteries — commonly in 1‑AA, 2‑AA, or 6‑AA configurations. Some spotlight designs are described as having no separate removable battery.
Common features include automatic dusk-on/dawn-off operation, selectable on/off/auto settings, and motion sensing for certain landscape spotlights that trigger automatic on/off behavior.
Common materials include stainless steel (sometimes with a copper finish) and various plastics for bodies and shades; some listings also mention real glass shades and ABS plastic for lenses or components.
Many lights include ground stakes for inserting into soil. Lanterns can often be hung from a shepherd's-hook or used as tabletop lights, and some spotlights support wall mounting using included screws and brackets.
Run time depends on model and mode: some lanterns list up to about 8 hours on a full charge, while color-changing spotlights report ranges of roughly 4–10 hours depending on whether they run in fixed or cycling modes.
Many items are described as weather-resistant or weatherproof. Some spotlight models specify an IP67 waterproof rating, indicating stronger all‑season durability for those specific designs.
Common pack sizes include single lights as well as 2‑, 4‑, 6‑, and 8‑packs.