How long have you been looking for something special for your garden?
I see. What matters most to you?
Is it a garden that stands out at night, avoiding cords, or a decoration with character?
You are not alone, {nome}. Many people want a garden that looks special at night without running cords across the lawn.
Shirem DragonFlame is a solar dragon light with a fiber-optic fire effect.
Have you already tried solar lights or garden ornaments?
I understand. Many garden lights and ornaments look nice at first and then blend into the background.
That's quite common, {nome}. A sunny spot you can see from the patio makes a big difference.
DragonFlame is sold as a decoration that charges in the sun and lights up by itself, and everything the brand claims is described in this review.
One honest detail: the official pages do not publish the size, the battery capacity or how many hours it stays lit.
Here is what the brand says: a built-in solar panel charges it by day, the light turns on automatically at night and optical fibers turn the glow into tiny sparks at the dragon's mouth.
The main features, according to the brand: fire-breathing effect, fiber-optic embers, solar power and automatic lighting.
You can see each one in the Features section of this review.
To be honest, DragonFlame is decoration, not a security light. How it looks depends on the spot and the sunlight it gets during the day.
It is easy: place it in the garden, in a spot with plenty of sun, and let the solar panel charge.
The light turns on by itself after dark.
For the lowest price per dragon, the 4-dragon bundle is about $34.99 each.
It costs $139.99, plus $12.99 shipping.
For a pair, the 2-dragon bundle is a good option.
It costs $109.99, plus $10.99 shipping.
💡 Shipping is charged on every bundle, and a $9.99 Shipping Protection comes ticked at checkout, so untick it if you don't want it.
🛡️ And remember: every order has a 30-day guarantee on unused items. According to the policy, you pay the return shipping.
“I was expecting the setup to be more complicated, but it was actually very easy. I placed the dragon in the garden, positioned the solar panel where it could get plenty of sunlight, and left it alone to charge. Once it gets dark, the light comes on automatically, so I don't have to remember to turn anything on. I especially like not having another cord running through the garden or another outdoor light I need to keep checking.”
— Margaret S., Portland, OR (official website)
That is Margaret's experience, shared on the official website. The brand says to place it where it gets plenty of sun.
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DragonFlame is a garden light, so there is no ingredient list. The brand describes a solar panel, automatic lighting and fiber-optic sparks.
Place it in the garden in a sunny spot and let the solar panel charge during the day. The light turns on automatically after dark.
It is solar-powered, with no wires or plugs. The official pages do not publish size, battery or weather specs, so ask support@helpdeskall.com if you need them.
On the official website, DragonFlame costs $59.99 for 1, $109.99 for 2, $119.99 for 3 and $139.99 for 4, plus $9.99 to $12.99 shipping. Prices may change.
Every order has a 30-day guarantee from delivery on unused items, in the original packaging. You pay the return shipping, and the refund is less shipping and handling.
The 30-day guarantee covers orders placed through the official website. Dragons bought from other sellers may not be original and may not be covered.
I can only answer with what is published on the official Shirem DragonFlame website. For anything else, please contact the brand's support team.