Optics is a matter of taste, otherwise very nice lamp with very low luminosity

I found the light itself visually not so bad. Lightweight, rauchglas like, prismatic Plexiglas molded into a cup. A solar charging technology has been flanged and an aluminum rod can, but need not, untendran be fixed, finished.
I was with a small 'rotation' in each case replace the solar unit and activate the automatic function via a switch located there. A replaceable AAA battery is integrated into this unit. That's not bad before, you can therefore easily replace the battery ausgelutschten later. This lamp does not die, at least by an over aging battery!

The luminosity of the small, cold white SMD LED is not so low without the attached cup. Putting the cup on it, which is indeed the intention, the brightness decreases by slightly darkened, greyish Plexiglass very. I would estimate that 50% of the luminosity is lost there. There is really only one 'Funzel' and is in no way to connect with a tealight.
The first rain showed that a little water collects in the cup, the inner curvature and small lateral openings but flows most of it still from. The cup will therefore not fill.

Conclusion:
So all in all a very nice lamp in my opinion, that simply has far too little luminosity only, the rest is, as so often a matter of taste. Strangely enough, the lamp has a particularly bright effect, if one is upside down on the table, but only at the margins ;-).