Sunnyglade 9' Solar LED Patio Umbrella, 8 Ribs Tilt & Crank Black and White

I’m really impressed with this patio umbrella. It feels very sturdy and well-built, which is exactly what I was looking for. The solar light feature is fantastic—it adds such a cool ambiance to the patio in the evening, and it's super convenient that it’s powered by the sun so I don't have to worry about cords. It’s held up well and definitely elevates the outdoor space. Highly recommend!Plesse note, it doesn’t come with the base stand.

Like this so much I bought another one. Looks great, easy to use and lights up nicely at night. Good value for money, decent quality, and excellent sun protection. When using the tilt feature you can be shady all day. Easy assembly and covers a nice 9ft area easily. Definitely recommend this patio umbrella.

This umbrella arrived and was packaged very well. It is well made and sturdy and the lights on the umbrella is a nice touch. Very pleased with this item.

Was great for the two years it lasted.

So far, great! Install was a breeze, the bottom pole fit into the base piece we already had, and the top pole clicks in easily. Cranking it open takes little effort, and the solar lights turned on right away. The tilt button is also very easy and blocks the low sun!

This is the second umbrella I bought from this company. My first one has lasted me already three years. They do not fade. The color matches the pictures perfectly. It is a very sturdy umbrella and very easy to open and close.

These umbrellas, I consistently purchase. They last in our weather during the summer which fades everything because of the summer heat. Ice material they’re not flimsy. I love the black-and-white! And the solar lights actually work.

The umbrella is fairly 'Pretty'and the lights are a nice touch. Opening and closing it is not all that easy as the Umbrella comes down past the crank when closed. In order to open you pretty much have to duck down below the bottom edge of the umbrella as your body will block it from opening, Similar to when you close it. You have to contort your body out of the way in the lowest closing area. I was a little disappointed in that from the start there were 'runs in the fabric , minor but noticeable out of the box. Like those old nylons mom used to wear when they would get runs. The main thing is You MUST close it even from a moderate breeze as it doesn't do well in any moderate or stronger breeze. The top looks like one of those AIR-Flow through designs to minimize wind pressure from picking it up but IT DOES NOT WORK for anything. I just went out and a moderate breeze had come up( MODERATE, not anything strong) and it had blown out of the stand, even though I had the stand screwed tight, additionally , one of the RIBS ripped through the end fabric . It just tore the little end piece completely from the seam. That seems a little cheap. I would think that a STRONGER thread would be used. I bring the umbrella in EVERY NIGHT into my house, so it is not weather deteriorated at all. I guess I am just questioning the materials at this point. I am not sure I would recommend this for purchase. After only 8 months, cord snapped inside and it is impossible to replace as there is no apparent serviceable way to open it. I have brought the umbrella in EVERY NIGHT, so the fabric is like new but the mechanism is really cheaply made. Buy another brand.

Arrived June 26 ordered June 4 th as a regular delivery , sent via Fed Ex. Well packaged in corrugated cardboard box. Size and color exactly as requested. No packing slip listing set up instructions or special points. There is a square solar plate on top point of umbrella that came off during the unpacking and I was not aware of it until I saw it hanging down by the electric wire threaded through the central tubing. I did need to take umbrella down to try and reset it .The lights extend only on the 18 inches outer extension of each vein.There is an on/ off switch to turn lights, cast a blue tone when it is pitch black out. Has weathered some severe wind and lightning rain storms well so far, always folded down before storm begins.