Best Choice Products 10ft 3-Tier Solar Patio Umbrella, Outdoor Market Sun Shade for Backyard, Deck, Poolside w/ 24 LED Lights, Tilt Adjustment, Easy Crank, 8 Ribs

We bought for out deck table 1 Umbrella and stand led lights. The marerial, color,fitness along with the nicley inforces square shaped metal shaped rods that expand tha material open as it cranks up and firmly holds material. The material is a clothlike lite canvas feel durable. The pole and the wind handle very strong. Nothing cheap and flimsy with this umbrella. The Led lights are not just tie wrapped up on the cross members the wires are hidden and have nice little clear covers ober the bulbs. Its easy to attacth the solor top piece firmly to the umbrella top. Nice light switch down near the turning crank for easy axcess. We were so impressed we ordered 2 more for around the pool without the lights for shade by inground pool with bases. Its nice to order and buy imported items and find that for the price how well made it is and should last. We were so impressed

I purchased 2 of these umbrellas. I love the 3 tier design, they are very nice looking on our patio. They are heavy and the quality of the fabric is a thick canvas. Easy to use and functions as expected. They do fade a little if left out in full sun all day after about 4 months. It fit the area on our patio very nice.

I bought polywood furniture this summer & needed an umbrella for it. I bought an umbrella elsewhere & actually had to return it because it looked so cheap. This umbrella was perfect! The lights plus the 3 tiers are an added bonus that makes this umbrella well worth the money!

Bought two of these three tier umbrellas because of their ability to withstand the coastal sea breezes outside Houston. I am replacing one just like this that recently failed. When the cord used to open it broke it was time for new ones. While the fabric is not particularly heavy, it seems plenty durable. These umbrellas are open virtually every day. They hold up well to the UV’s. The lights are a nice feature, if it appears to be attached but is not working after a few hours in the sun, it may not be plugged in. Lean the closed umbrella over and unscrew the solar panel from the top you will find a connection inside the tube plug it into the solar panel and screw it back on. Effective umbrella

Waited to get through an entire summer season before reviewing and I can fully give this my 5-star recommendation. I live in a very windy area (Blue Ridge Mountains) so I was very concerned about safety and durability. The only time I ever came close to having a scare was on a windy day with the umbrella tilted to the side, so it essentially operated like a sail and I can’t blame the product— it’s just physics. Learned my lesson and keep it upright as default and only tilt while actively using/supervising. If in doubt, opt for a base on the heavier side. I went with a grey color due to so many reviews about fading and am happy to report that, even under a large holly tree with many bird neighbors, it looks brand new over 6 months later. The solar lights work with no issue (they are for ambience, not utility flood flights). Really happy with the functionality, durability, and coverage of this umbrella.

Bought this umbrella after our prior one nearly had its mounting bracket break after too many times being left open in heavy winds. The fabric had also discolored badly after just a few years, as algae started growing in the fabric and it went from solid beige to green-stained and blotchy. We love the color of this umbrella, and after two seasons of strong sunlight and high heat, it hasn't faded or discolored at all. And it definitely handles wind better than the old one did. But while it does allow winds stronger than a stiff breeze to pass through without moving much, it still doesn't handle really strong winds all that well. The mounting bracket will creak alarmingly if we have it open in times of strong winds (25-30+ mph gusts), so we're making sure to close it up once we see the wind picking up outside. The solar lights are nice but not super-bright. I wouldn't try and read under them, but they're enough to illuminate the patio table while sitting around with friends or family. And the solar battery keeps them lit up for as long as we feel like staying out after dark. (which can be short, if the mosquitos are extra vicious) Very happy with this purchase, and will buy again when it eventually wears out. (which we hope won't be for several more years!) EDIT: It's destroyed after just over 1 year! I came home from an errand and found the umbrella upside down on our deck, completely lifted out of the patio table and stand it was mounted in. Mind you, I heeded my own warnings and have been mindful of the wind, but we had no wind warnings for strong gusts or anything before I left. When I checked my weather app after seeing the umbrella there, it said the winds were about 13mph with gusts up to 18. Well within winds that we've been able to keep the umbrella open without worries. And the umbrella was destroyed! Four of its corner pockets that the "Ribs" mount into were torn to shreds. So I paid $120 for an umbrella that lasted me a day shy of 13 months. Per the seller's web site, they offer no warranty on their products after 60 days!! I've emailed them to complain, but based on their published warranty I'm SOL and now have to find a new umbrella for what strikes me as a materials defect.

Love the umbrella! It is perfect for my table! One thing to be aware of is that you will need to plug the solar panel at the top. My lights wouldn’t work and I went to check it . The panel just twists off, you plug it in and boom - LIGHTS!

The umbrella is really pretty and seemed really nice for the first couple of months. Just be aware of the company’s 60-day “warranty.” I bought this on April 10, 2024; it arrived on April 12. We set it up at our picnic table in the back yard, and it was great. We used it maybe half a dozen times, careful to wind it closed when not in use. It wasn’t exposed to high wind or bad weather. On June 11, when I cranked it open, I noticed the umbrella dangling on one side. One of the supporting ribs had broken (see photos). I texted with customer support at Best Choice Products today and sent a photo of the snapped rib. The agent asked me a bunch of questions: Did you have it out in inclement weather? How many times did you use it? How did it break? At the end of the conversation, they said: “The 60-day warranty ended on June 10 because you purchased it on April 10. But as a one-time courtesy, I would like to offer you a full item replacement.” I accepted the offer and didn’t argue about the warranty having expired (what kind of company has its warranty begin on the purchase date and not the date the item was received?) I would’ve been happy with a replacement part to replace the broken rib, but the parts must not be replaceable. If the replacement breaks, I’ll have two junk umbrellas. Keeping my fingers crossed it won’t happen again!