Do those look ok?
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They look functional, but if you want a PCB soldering doods opinion:
Your iron was too cold or you used solder with a very high melting point. OR- your reflow combination of solders (and the associated surrounding crud taken up in the solder pool) rendered a funky mix). Tip temp for PCB work is usually 700º - 725ºF or so. PCB irons also typically have a very fine point, trying to this kind of work with a 1/8" wide chisel tip will be frustrating.
Your patches should look identical to the other OE solder points, note the inverse fillet and smooth surface they have.
Your centermost solder patch has a black -something- sticking out of it, and looks as if what ever that is did
NOT take the solder.