For Living Villa Solar Chandelier

I have purchased 8 of these lamps. Provided you get full southern exposure for 6-8 hours of the day, these are great lights, and will come on automatically at dusk, and give a fairly bright light until daybreak. This will vary in winter months due to shorter days and snow on the solar panel. And it's all free, and will last for years. They are metal and glass, versus cheaper plastic.

I put this together, sadly the piece to attach the solar panel on with the adjustable clamp broke, however, the light itself puts off so much light and is so pretty. I love it. I want to purchase a couple more to have hanging by my door ways

I hung this light from the top of my bbq gazebo. It surprising gives off quite a bit of light for a solar device. Be advised though that it is quite large, in fact bigger than my wall mount outdoor lights. I wasn't impressed by the level of light it gave off when it first turned on, but after about 10-15 minutes of running, the light got brighter. You could actually bbq outside at night with just the light it gives off, although keep in mind it definitely is not as bright as traditional outdoor lighting. I gave it four stars because I was a little irritated that the cord connecting the light to the ground mounted solar panel was not detachable therefore you cannot slide the wire through a crack or small opening, which is what I was hoping to do to hang in my enclosed gazebo. On a positive note, the cord is very long - it is probably about 15 feet, perhaps a bit more. Note-the whole unit is connected as one (the chain, mount, interior lights, wire and solar panel. The only thing you have to connect is the crackle glass and base...and of course the hook if you don't have one installed already. Nice feature: it comes with a ceiling hook and a wall hook for multiple hanging options.