Best Choice Products10ft Square Cantilever Patio Umbrella w/Base Included, Woodgrain Pattern Pole & Solar LED Lights, 360-Rotation, Offset Hanging Outdoor Shade - Red

My wife and I have and 12x20 stone patio that gets full direct sunlight from 10am-5pm. We considered getting a sunsetter awning ($4-5k) or doing a DIY shade sail (but wouldn’t have enough mounting points). Ultimately we discovered and settled on this umbrella and we’re so glad we did!Its very sturdy and easy to assemble. The canopy material is high quality and durable and I really appreciate the design of the 4 piece base which makes it really easy to fill and even move around if needed. Color was accurate. The value for the money is just unbeatable. It can get pretty windy here and so far its stood up well to the elements, but you definitely need to be mindful of the wind and close it if its getting too windy.Everyone is impressed with how incredibly easy it is to open and close (takes just a few seconds). Even though our patio is 12x20, this 10x10 umbrella provides sufficient shade and in the afternoon the entire patio is actually shaded! The solar powered lights work nicely in the dark. Not too bright, but certainly enough to see yourself and others in the dark.I highly recommend this product if you need an affordable shade solution!

We were over having to take down our gazebo for every hurricane. It was grueling & exhausting each take down. So after researching so many other options & tons of cantilever umbrellas out there, we chose this seller/product & we are so happy we did. Their price was beyond comparison & included all, base, cover, cool lights & a real vented top.We opened our package immediately to check for damages/missing parts…all was great! We then sprayed the umbrella canvas with scotch-guard & let it dry.You definitely need 2 people to get it all put up but it was quick and easy! Lights were already on & working BUT the center light…wt? It does not at all screw in nor stay in place. This was the only defect. We did use double-sided tape so let’s so if that holds up! When getting the umbrella all setup/opened, it down-poured but no rain seeped thru the umbrella so not sure if that’s because of the waterproofing or if it would’ve done that anyways (umbrella material is thick, not cheap material).This umbrella & all its parts are built extremely well & sturdy! The base is massive & awesome. We filled it up with water, then put 4 sandbags on top the base that we had leftover from Hurricane Milton. Also, we purchased straps to secure the umbrella to the pole (another seller’s product found) & this umbrella stays put, no swaying, not much movement at all (we had 20 mph winds with 25 mph gusts). For even more stability, we got a second set of straps to hook onto the opposite side of the umbrella - perfect!If pondering, do not anymore….choose this one! My review is not part of any promotion, it is a sincere review from what we experienced and it’s only to help others out there!

Easy to put together, seems well made, adjusts easily and simple. The solar light feature with on off switch is pretty cool. Just wish the cover matched the color of the umbrella

Love the amount of shade this offers. Assembly was a bit of work but definitely doable. Base is easy to fill and assemble. Base looks small but has provided ample weight. Down side of it being so big is that it has a good amount of movement with any type of wind. Lights are very dim but make nice mood lighting, separate lights are needed if you want to actually see at night. Cover for umbrella has already ripped from sharp edges of solar panel at the top :(.

If you're going to put this in a place that will be subject to ANYTHING OVER 5 MPH (using water in the supplied 'weight' tanks') it will blow right over. This is what happened to me. We installed this on a day that produced max winds of 5-10 mph, which can be verified through places like NOAA. Highest recorded winds that day were 11 mph at 3:00 PM. My awning blew over well before 3:00 PM in about 4-5 mph. In doing so, it bent the heck out of the awning support system parts. Parts that are not easily repaired. It also allowed me to investigate the actual construction on the awning. All I can say is, IT'S VERY CHEAPLY MADE. Now moving on. The the crossbrace at the bottom to support it is standard black painted steel. I put this on my brand new dock July 4th, and having looked at it today there are big rust stains all over my new PVC dock. I don't think I have to tell you how unhappy I am with that. Now there are some nice things about it. The canvas, although not Sunbrella, looks like it would hold up for a year or two outside in the weather. The lights are nice, but I never got to test them at night to see how long they last. They do supply you with a cover and a 5 foot long fiberglass pole to reach the top of the awing to help with installing the protective cover while not in use. It tilts and swivels around to aid in getting the thing in a good position while using wherever you have it installed. And they have a nice selection of colors. So that's my $0.02 evaluation. Buyer beware.

I love it. Really sets off my new patio. Very easy to set up. I just used water and it seems very sturdy. The lights are a vibe on their own. Not sure why I got a beige cover for a grey umbrella but it's not that big of a deal.

This umbrella was exactly what we were looking for, especially because of the size and the ability to tilt it to still offer shade when the sun is rising or setting. I also appreciate that it rotates 360. The product comes with a storage bag and a stick to help enclose it. I wouldn’t risk it by keeping the umbrella open during storms but the base seems sturdy for typical weather conditions. Also, fantastic customer service and communication!