Lanterne solaire de table 7,9 po H avec bougie DEL motorisée incluse

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This lantern is definitely cute and works well. Initial thoughts are that it does feel “cheap,” but it’s also not expensive, so that wouldn’t bother me as much. It is very lightweight, which is convenient. I leave it on my back porch table and it has always charged up nicely in the daytime and lights well enough at night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This lantern does not give off a lot of light, more a warm ambiemce that is reminiscent of a candle. My only concern is that due to how light weight it is a strong gust wind could potentially blow it over, and which point would likely break as the plastic "panes" do not seem very durable. It is a pretty decorative piece so long as you don't expect too much of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been enjoying this lantern more than I thought I would. I love how it illuminates my walk away at night. It’s so perfect and the fact that I don’t have to plug it in and the sun powers it makes it even better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the modern shape of this! The solar panel is not as in your face as I would have thought. The candle is secured in place and I love that the flame wiggles! That makes it seem so real! Does last all night long.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this solar powered lantern for free from Influenster. It came packaged in a simple cardboard box and bubble wrap. The lantern can be turned on/off manually or set to automatic using a switch at the top of the lantern. As shown in one of the photos, the solar panel is at the top of the lantern. The "candle" is a plastic pillar with a flat plastic "flame" that flickers back and forth when illuminated. The sensor for automatic operation worked reliably over the several days that I tested the lantern. I noticed that the light lasted for several hours on a single charge, dimming over time. The lantern would look more attractive with glass panels instead of plastic, but perhaps this was a design choice for safety/cost/etc. reasons. Up close, one of the plastic panels had what looked like a smudge (not removable) but this imperfection was not too noticeable when the light was on. In general, I think this lantern is a low maintenance option for portable, decorative outdoor lighting.