SunnygladeSunnyglade 9' Solar LED Lighted Patio Umbrella with 8 Ribs/Tilt Adjustment and Crank Lift System (Teal Blue)

Great value and perfect for our patio!I’m really happy with my purchase of the Sunnyglade 9' Solar LED Lighted Patio Umbrella. The light tan color looks clean and elegant in our outdoor space, and the tilt adjustment and crank lift system make it super easy to use.The solar-powered LED lights are a great touch—perfect for evening dinners or just relaxing outside after sunset. I was pleasantly surprised by how bright they are without being harsh. The 8 ribs make the umbrella sturdy, and it holds up well in breezy weather (though I do recommend a good base for added stability).Overall, it’s a fantastic value for the price. Functional, stylish, and easy to set up—I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their patio space!

This is my second purchase of this item, the first one lasted almost 5 years through heavy use. At this price I would have been happy if it survived for 2 years. The lights function really well and are solar powered, charging during the day and providing lots of light for a long time during the night.This also provides protection from the rain and can withstand some pretty strong wind as it is vented in the center at the top. The vent is covered but will expand when wind hits the underside of the umbrella...NICE!The Umbrella comes with a set of built in ties so when closed, it will stay that way, even in windy conditions.I have a cast iron base that I put mine into, as this does not come with a base. The Umbrella is easy to assemble, easy to open and provides good comfortable shade on hot summer days. Tan was my choice of color and it never faded over the course of the five years that I owned the first one. The fabric is very durable but finally did develop a tear after the fourth year, thus the reason why I bought another one.I'm very happy with the quality of this umbrella and highly recommend it!

We bought this umbrella back in July and it worked great for about a month! The tilt feature was amazing and the led lights were beautiful at night. One day we put the umbrella up and the metal snapped at the crank. We reached out to the company, let them know our issue and they replaced our umbrella. Our new one was received exactly one week after our first contact with them. Five stars for the product (even with an issue) and five stars for the customer service!

I have had this lovely turquoise blue patio umbrella for about 4 years. The fabric still looks great and the fabric has not faded or started to look worn/tired.The solar lights have also worked great up until about a month ago. At first I thought it was because the solar panel might have been dirty/dusty, so I cleaned it with a rag and warm water. When I switch the lights on after a nice full day of bright sun, they do turn on faintly, then fade to zero light quickly. I'd hoped to be able to find a replacement panel from Sunnyglade, but there is no listing for one on Amazon or on the Sunnyglade website.Overall, it's a very good product, and wish I could give it 5 stars. I am plannng on ordering another in the near future.

This solar lighted umbrella is perfect for your patio, deck or around the pool. I have 2 of these on my deck and the lighting works great and is very functional. The umbrella will fit into most bases (ordered seperately). The size of the umbrella works nicely to shade where needed. They have an array of color choices. Lastly, they are very durable. We live in an area that gets crazy weather all spring and summer and they hold up great.

Very very good product and great value and built really goodBrightness:Good

As advertised

I don’t know how this product could possibly have an average of 4.5 stars from real human beings. I had the same experience as many of the 1-star reviewers where this thing fell apart after being exposed to the slightest breeze. I kept rolling it down every time there was a mildly windy day but it still kept falling apart before my eyes.The battery pack came dislodged from the top and dragged the fabric off to one side, then the shorter side fabric pockets where the spokes fit in ripped off and on the longer side the spokes fell out of the fabric pockets when it was rolled down. So, when you rolled it back up again, you had to do it it in small increments and run around re-inserting the spokes into the fabric as it extended. The ripped side got held in place with zip ties. As you can imagine, this thing looked like it was pulled out of some dumpster by the time all that happened.Seems like it coincidentally falls apart right after the 3 month mark when its past the return window for lots of other people too