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The days might be getting longer (daylight savings time can't come soon enough), but the nights are still rolling in early — that's no reason to waste spending crisp, early spring evenings indoors. Whether you're working with a giant, sprawling backyard or a tiny apartment balcony, string lights add just the right touch of warmth and ambiance to your space. Right now, Addlon's popular 36-foot outdoor string lights are on sale for just $33 with Prime (down from $50), making them an easy, budget-friendly upgrade for your patio.
Whether you're storing shorts and sundresses in the winter or puffer coats and comforters in the summer, these roomy storage bags will keep everything nice and organized from season to season. Each one has an impressive 60-liter capacity, along with see-through front panels so you won't forget what you stashed in them. Now is a great time to buy, considering that they're 65% off.
"I can't say enough how these containers have changed my life," raved one shopper. "These are handy to reorganize your closets, bedroom or anywhere in your house. They are strong and are stackable. I would recommend these."
Not a fan of cooler lights? These also come in this warmer hue.
This small but mighty chain saw is powerful enough to take down tree branches, yet weighs under 2.5 pounds. It's also cordless. Overgrown shrubs, you've met your match. This is the lowest price we've seen.
These classy lights come in a variety of lengths so you can choose the right size for your special spot. Up to 32 sets can be strung together in case you want to bathe your entire yard in a festive glow.
Just $33 with Prime (that's nearly 35% off), this is one of the lowest prices we've seen for the savvy strands. These are trendy lights for those early spring nights out on the patio. Don't miss your chance by waiting for a better sale to come along.
Addlon lights are a classy way to brighten up any patio or porch and keep the party going till well after sundown — and these vintage-inspired beauties boast more than 500 five-star reviews from verified shoppers.
They're sometimes called Edison lights since they mimic the clear glass and visible filament of the earliest light bulbs invented by their namesake, Thomas Alva himself. But rest assured, these are brightening patios and gardens with state-of-the-art tech. The commercial-grade Addlon lights are UL-listed, of course, plus they're weatherproof — so go ahead and leave them up all year without worry.
These bright ideas are available in 24-, 36-, 48- and 72-foot lengths in black and 48- and 96-foot lengths in white. Whichever set you choose, know that you can link up to 32 strands, just in case you want to surround your al fresco leisure space with these cool, classy, economical dazzlers.
Fans love these lights, which have amassed hundreds of glowing reviews.
"I had ordered other patio lights previously (cheaper, thinking I could save some money)," explained a five-star customer, "but they shattered as soon as a twig hit them. These, however, are made of sterner stuff. I live in MN and the weather is not kind to them — strong wind with massive trees that drop branches constantly, weeks of subzero temps and squirrels using them as personal bridges to my roof. These lights have held up impressively well."
This enlightened reviewer used them throughout the harsh New York winter. "Love the look of these! More importantly, they’re SO durable. I left them up through the winter so we had some pretty lighting back there (I’m in NY so we get cold, snowy weather). They lasted without any issue!"
A final five-star fan appreciated the hardiness of the lights. "These are fantastic! They look so nice and light up well. I experience maybe 1 bulb in 100 burn out per year and each kit came with 3-4 spare bulbs. I have used these for 3 years now and they're going strong! Hot desert summers and snowy winters and they endure it all!"
One four-star reviewer didn't realize that the cords vary depending on the lengths ordered. "If you are ordering multiple lengths to fit your needs, pay close attention to the photos!! The cord and bulbs are not the same on all lengths. I prefer the round cord on the 48’ option. I also ordered the 72’ and it had a flat cord which, in my opinion, looks cheaper. Looking back now I can see the difference in the listing photos, but it is subtle so watch out for that!"
This smart shopper came up with a solution for the lack of controls or remotes. "I put them on a timer and they work great."
Want a different length? The 48-, 72- and 96-foot options are on sale too.
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
