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SonPen Six path lights, warm white, 200 mAh, IP65, stainless stem review

A six-pack of solar path lights with diamond-cut heads, a 200 mAh battery charging in six to eight hours of direct sun, stainless steel stems and IP65.

The bottom line A well-made six-pack with materials named part by part and a published charging time. Its 200 mAh battery is the smallest in this family and no run time accompanies it.

Six path lights with their materials named.

The construction

Stainless steel stem, ABS ground spike, diamond-cut one-piece head. Each part named for what it does: the stem stands in weather, the spike sits in soil. That division is where these lights usually fail and this listing addresses it.

What is published

A 200 mAh battery. Six to eight hours of direct sun for a full charge. IP65. Warm white.

The figure that would complete it

Run time. 200 mAh is the smallest battery in this family — the Bowfar lights here use 800 mAh, four times as much — and without a run time there is no way to know whether these last the night or fade at midnight.

And the question this family never answers

Whether the battery can be replaced. Six lights in a pack, each with a cell that has a service life of a few seasons.

Availability

German and Italian Amazon stores quoted about 20 € when this page was compiled.

British Amazon store carries it too, priced in its own currency, which the euro range above deliberately omits.

French and Spanish Amazon catalogues carry an entry for it, with nobody selling.

American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there runs a search instead of landing on an empty page.

These figures are what Keepa reported on the day this page was last updated. Availability and pricing move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 16 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What it gets right, and what it leaves out

Strengths

  • A charging time is published — six to eight hours of direct sun
  • The materials are named: stainless steel stem, ABS ground spike
  • IP65 and a 200 mAh battery both published

Compromises

  • A 200 mAh battery is small, and no run time is published against it
  • No brightness figure
  • Warm white without a Kelvin value

Specifications

BrightnessNowhere in the listing
Run time at a stated modeNowhere in the listing
Battery capacity200 mAh integrated, second bullet
ReplaceabilityNowhere in the listing
Panel sizeAbsent as a dimension; a full charge is stated at six to eight hours of direct sun, second bullet
Motion detectionNone
Ingress ratingIP65, third bullet
Colour temperatureWarm white, from the title; no Kelvin figure
Amazon referenceB0DSBSCCM9 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN0702401355078

Questions owners ask about this one

Is 200 mAh enough for a night?

It depends entirely on the LED current, which is not published. 200 mAh is modest — the Bowfar lights in this family use 800 mAh — and without a run time there is no way to compare. A path light that fades by midnight is the common disappointment here.

Why name the stem and spike materials separately?

Because they fail differently. A stainless stem resists corrosion; an ABS spike resists the ground. Naming both tells you that the part in the soil was chosen for the soil, which is where these lights usually break.