Solar Table Lanterns Outdoor Waterproof - LED Lamp White Metal Tabletop Light Solar Powered Decorative Lantern for Indoor Desk Bedroom Patio Garden Pathway Yard (1 Pack)

The light that this “Solar Table Lanterns Outdoor Waterproof - LED Lamp Black Metal Tabletop Light Solar Powered Decorative Lantern for Indoor Desk Bedroom Patio Garden Pathway Yard (1 Pack)” by FENGLIUCHEN, emits is truly mesmerizing to look at. It makes for a perfect little table lamp on our small bar table in our screened-in porch. Its light is truly inviting that makes me wanna hangout more in our porch at night, rocking on my chair, and just listening to Mother Nature.I love how light this lamp is and how well it holds its solarity as the light can literally last for hours at a time. I also like how easy this is to recharge since you don’t have to put this directly under the sunlight, but just simply keep it outside where it absorbs the heat from the sun and it recharges itself. I simply just leave this lamp on my bar table in the porch throughout the day, which doesn’t get direct sunlight, and it recharges throughout the day without any problem.This lamp was so easy to set up and it arrived well-packed and in tact. I highly recommend this lamp to others as this isn’t only very eco-friendly and super cute and charming, but this is also very well-priced. You will absolutely love this little solar table lamp! 🥰

It’s small enough to go unnoticed during the day but bright enough in the evening to give just the right amount of light to enjoy a nice time outside. It’s a soft tone light and the design/style can go with any outdoor setting. The lamp stays on for the entire night.

So wanted this item but having to return as it did not work

Make sure you read the dimensions. They very deliberately made this appear much larger than it actually is in every single picture. Other than that, it is cute and works well.

Whenever I get solar products I always like to test them out right out of the box. Every last one was always charged at least somewhat by the manufacturer, I'm assuming in testing. So when I tried this out and it didn't light I thought well that's strange, I guess they don't test these. So I let it charge up for 10 hours the next day then tried again, and it still wouldn't light. So I'm like all awww man I really liked how this looked in the pics. So I opened it up to see what I can see. Which is where I learned one of the plusses to this light. Unlike many solar products that don't have a replaceable battery making them only last a couple to a few years. Or at least those that aren't designed to be replaced without requiring desoldering and soldering to replace it anyways, this does have a replaceable AA size battery. In my experience batteries are always the first thing to go on solar products like this so I was happy to see that. So as I'm fiddling with it I get it to light briefly when I bumped the bulb. I sort of just wiggled it around and got it to stay lit and then I put the housing back on and lol sure enough it goes off again before I can even grab the screws. So I was really puzzled. The issue seemed to be coming from the unshielded wire on the right going to the bulb since it wouldn't light when I wiggled the left wire. And since it was unshielded I wasn't even sure what it was for. Ground maybe? I don't know. If it had power I would think it would have rubber around it. So anyways I figure this product is basically DOA so it wouldn't hurt to take it apart further since you can't really break something that's already broken. So when I popped out the circuit board and looked under it, I noticed that the entire solder ball to that unshielded wire had popped off as shown in the pic with the red circle. That's a first for me. I've seen all sorts of damaged electronics but never a whole solder ball that came off like that. So it gave me the excuse to break out my soldering iron that I've used a whole few times I can still count them on my fingers. As well as using my new magnification goggles I got not too long ago. It turned out to be an easy peasy repair despite me still being such a soldering newb. So actually I'm glad it turned out this way. It was nice to practice. So that was my fun little adventure with this light. It's made for a great center piece for the table on my upper deck. I'm still giving it 4 stars because I can't fault it for something that may very well be from shipping damage.The only thing I don't like about it is the big ugly CE symbol on it next to the solar panel, as well as the symbol next to that saying not to throw it away. We can thank the Europeans for that. lol Why stop there? How about a warning not to throw it in a fire? Or how about one not to eat it? lol I mean sure, why not. Sigh..... Silly regulations but there you have it. It's not that big of a deal but it does make it look worse, up close at least. Oh well I'm still happy with how this light turned out.

The media could not be loaded.  It's a small, cool looking lantern. We just got it and set it out on a small table on our porch. It's not necessarily for Halloween, but it looks good at this time of the year.Update: we've had it for 2 or 3 weeks now and noticed that it's not lit up only a short time after dark. If I pick it up and take the lid off and turn the switch off and back on, it lights back up. But a short time later I check and it's off again. Quite disappointing because we really like how it looks when it works.

Exactly as described..black metal solar lantern for tables.iys about 8 inches across by 5 high.you lift the panel on the top,flip the switch to On and make sure it sits on a sunny place to charge daily.This table lantern throws out a lovely lattice cutout type pattern with the amber light.its very pretty.

I really love the pattern this light gives off. Its definitely waterproof as it survived a heavy rain with some winds the first night we got it. It's not a light to illuminate your path, but one you will love the patterns it reflects on tables. I'm very happy with this. I would recommend this if you want that something extra in your deck sitting or on a front porch where it can still catch the sun to power by day.