MPOWERDLuci Solar String Lights + Phone Charger: Rechargeable via Solar or USB-C, White 18', 100 Lumens LEDs, Lasts Up to 20 Hours, Waterproof, Camping, Pool/Patio, and Travel

Nothing much to add, unfortunately MPOWERD only offer their warranty within the United States so if you like me bought it in the UK, you're out of luck.

I’ve brought the MPOWERD Luci Solar String Lights on a few camping trips, and they’ve been great. I usually attach them to my rooftop tent or Yakima Slim Shady awning, and they provide just the right amount of light for the campsite. The warm white LEDs give off a nice, comfortable glow—not too bright or harsh, which I really like.Charging them is super simple. The solar panel works well during the day, and if I need to, I can charge them with USB before heading out. The built-in power bank has also saved me a couple of times when my phone was running low.They’ve held up really well to outdoor use, including some rain and dirt. Plus, they’re compact and easy to pack. Overall, I’m really happy with these lights and would definitely recommend them for camping or any outdoor setup.

picked this up on sale for camping. very simliar to one of the other lights i have, the black one with soft white light pods.the unit is fairly large, but it houses the light string when not in use. you won't throw it into a small bag. 5" circle about 2" high. you probably also want to make sure you don't smash the solar panel into something and ruin it. you can charge it via usb-c or the solar panel, but it will take a few days of good sun to fully charge the 2000mAh battery. the string is attached to the unit, which is disappointing as you may have to take it down or relocate it to recharge it via solar or usb-c. some sort of quick-disconnect would have been a nice feature. it says it's waterproof, but i can't find a rating, the light pods are sealed and the base can be if you close it. it's probably ok to leave out in a light rain but i wouldn't dunk it.the color choices for the lights are interesting. instead of your typical 7 led colors you find on so many devices (bright blue, red, cyan, green, etc.) you get 5 pastel colors plus a bright cold white, the 'flashlight' on the top of the unit for a spot light, and a cycle mode that slowly shifts between the colors. the pastel colors are nice, make good accent lighting, but aren't very bright and you're not going to sit and read all night to them. the bright white is much brighter and can easily light up a small space like a tent.i can recommend these for some 'fun' string lights, for camping, around the house, or anywhere you want to string them up. if you're looking for good lighting to read or work by, check out the warm white light in the black case.

Even though the AD gave measurements, the item just isn't as long as i expected. Instructions are not clear on how to turn on and off. Just kept pushing parts and finally hit the right one.Lights are bright and colorful.

Although the light string as advertised is 18', the actual lights are only about 11', so there's a good bit of not lighted string at either end. We have them hanging in our cabin and the light levels are pleasant and helpful. Wish I could detach the base from the string to carry it to a USB charger for better convenience.

I think this string lamp but decided to turn because I think it's too expensive