Picture this: you’re hanging out with friends on a warm evening, your backyard is beautiful, you're all sipping drinks, and a ...

These colorful, buoy-like solar string lights are like nothing we’ve seen before. But beyond The Novogratz’s ...

Portfolio outdoor LED Edison string lights: Another OK set. The price is average, performance is average to below-average and the durability is so-so. There are better options.

Daybetter Vintage Solar Outdoor String Lights, $19 (was $50) at Walmart. Get it. ... Edison-style bulbs give it a "rustic aesthetic" that can make any outdoor space feel more cozy.

The outdoor string lights use vintage Edison-style bulbs for added appeal. Even more importantly, the bulbs are made with plastic instead of glass so they're waterproof and won't easily break ...

Daybetter Outdoor String Lights, 100 Feet, $27 (was $60) at Walmart. Courtesy of Walmart. A whopping 51 G40 Edison bulbs are yours with this purchase. Although they’re plastic, ...

These smart string lights are some of the least expensive on the market, and they have some cool features, too. ... a 98-foot strand with 30 Edison-style bulbs dangling from it.

After trying a few different options, I’ve grown fond of the Addlon Edison Solar Outdoor String Lights.The set I have is 54 feet long with 16 bulb sockets, though depending on the size of your ...

Take 61% off this set of solar-powered outdoor string lights. Hang them up for dinner parties, family gatherings and more to add a special ambiance to your outdoor space this summer.

Outdoor string lights add instant ambiance to any porch, deck, or yard, allowing you to stretch summer evenings late into the night. But figuring out the simplest, safest, sturdiest, and most ...

Edison style refers to the original light bulbs from the 1800s where you could see the filament heat up to provide light. “Edison bulbs are all about the look: classic and timeless,” Hobart says.

But in 1894 President Cleveland put electric lights on the White House tree, and by 1914, a 16-foot string cost just $1.75. By the 1930s, colored bulbs and cones were everywhere.