Solar Hanging Lights Waterproof for Outdoor & Indoor - Home, Shed, Garage

I am not one to typically publically review items, but I wanted to share my gratitude and let other possible buyers see/read about the pleasing results (photo captions below).I'm completely satisfied with my purchase and so grateful to have found this lamp! I've spent the last several months trying to find a "unicorn"-of-a-porch-light, one that is: 1. Weatherproof 2. Warmer Toned 3. Bright enough to be practical 4. Battery/Solar Powered 5. Remote controlled/Manually operated 6. Did NOT utilize or gave the ability to opt out of automated dawn-to-dusk/motion sensors 7. Reasonably priced 8. Decent Rating 9. And a big bonus if it was attractive! This one ticked all the boxes and was about the only one that did! It's lovely and extremely practical for this rental property. The drawstring is pleasant and more convenient than expected, and the 4-setting dimmable feature on the remote is a helpful touch. It almost makes me mourn now that there isn't an automatic sensor option because it's such attractive/non-invasive lighting that our home and our neighbors really enjoy seeing it on.Because the porch is comprised of mostly vinyl and brick I had to be strategic with placement and installation and that did take extra supplies/supports not included: a metal hanger, weatherproof outdoor tape, and some foam padding for added precaution with the glass covering being close to the post (this might be unnecessary as the glass is very thick and sturdy, so heavy enough to not sway too much in the wind--and we've experienced some very windy days since installation!) Even with the added supplies and efforts it took, it's still turned out to be the best option for us.Captions for photos: 1. Showcasing the loveliness of the light 2. Night time at brightest level 3. Night time at lowest level 4. Cloudy daytime at brightest level 5. Cloudy daytime at lowest level (brightest/lowest shots taken with the focus on the door knob for a more realistic portrayal of light distribution--and there are two levels of brightness in between those).Hope this can help another looking for their unicorn-of-a-light!