Make The Whole Yard Stare Back
Six glowing eyeballs per stake on flexible wires, so they sway in the wind and the lawn looks like it is watching. Solar — no cords across the grass.
No Cords
Weatherproof
at Dusk
Flashing
They Sway. That Is the Whole Trick.
Rigid decorations read as plastic. These drift on their wires, and the yard stops looking decorated and starts looking occupied.
Set Them Up Once, Haunt the Whole Season
Six Eyes Per Stake
Each stake fans out six 1.57in eyeballs at different heights on separate wires, so one stake already reads as a small crowd.
They Move in the Wind
The wires are flexible on purpose. In any breeze the eyes drift and bob, which is what makes people stop on the path.
Steady or Flashing
Two modes. Steady is eerie and even; flashing is the one that makes trick-or-treaters back off the driveway.
On at Dusk by Themselves
A built-in light sensor charges them by day and switches them on at dark. No cords across the lawn and no timer to set.
Six Eyes on Wires You Can Shape
Six eyeballs on bendable wires, 28.35in tall, with the solar panel down on the stake. Bend the wires to spread them wide or bunch them tight.
- Six 1.57in eyeballs per stake
- 28.35in overall height
- 600mAh battery, 8–10 hours a night
Lifts the Rest of Your Display
They sit well next to pumpkins, headstones and porch props. The green throws a wash over everything around it, so the rest of your display picks it up too.
- Green glow lifts nearby decorations
- Cluster them or run them in a line
- Nothing to plug in near the porch
Make Them Walk Through the Eyes
Down both sides of a driveway or walk is where these do the most work — visitors walk through the eyes rather than just looking at them.
- IP44 rated for rain and wind
- Auto on at dusk, auto off at dawn
- Add more stakes without rewiring
Out in the Yard in Ten Minutes
Push Them In
Soft ground only, and water it first if it is dry. Angle the little panel toward open sky.
Shape the Wires
Bend the six wires out to whatever spread you want. Wide for a scattered look, tight for a cluster of eyes.
Pick a Mode
Steady or flashing. Give them one day of sun and they come on by themselves that evening.
Pick Your Pack
Four stakes covers a front path. Eight is what it takes to make a whole lawn look like it is watching.
★★★★★ solar powered · ships from the US · in time for Halloween
What Buyers Say
“Put four packs across the front lawn and had trick-or-treaters refusing to walk up the path. Exactly the reaction I paid for.”
“They sway in the wind which is what sells it — it genuinely looks like the yard is watching you. Flashing mode is the creepier one.”
“Stuck them in mid-September and they have come on by themselves every night since. Survived a big storm with no issues.”
30 Days to Change Your Mind
If they are not creepy enough, return them within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Email support first for an RMA number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Six, each on its own flexible wire. So a 2-stake pack is twelve eyes, 4 stakes is twenty-four, and 8 stakes is forty-eight. The pack number counts stakes.
Green. That is the colour these packs ship in and it is the one that reads best at distance in the dark.
Eight to ten hours from a full charge, which takes six to eight hours of daylight. A shaded spot or an overcast week will cut that down.
Yes. They are IP44 rated and made from PC and ABS, so ordinary autumn rain and wind are fine. They are not built to be submerged.
Water the spot and loosen the top few inches first. Forcing a stake into dry or stony ground is the quickest way to bend it.
They move with the wind, not by motor. The wires are springy, so any breeze sets them drifting at slightly different rates — which is what sells the effect.
Let the Yard
Stare Back.
Forty-eight eyes, swaying on their own, with nothing plugged in.