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List Price: $40.00
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There are a few solar powered lights out there, most of them for outdoor gardens. The main problem with too many of them, this one in particular, is the cost-cutting cheap rechargeable batteries they come with. When given an average two window sunny summer day exposure, the lamp will glow a pleasing blue light when it gets dark... for about 15 minutes. For the same amount of money, you can get a more effective garden lamp, also solar charged, and if you get one where you can easily replace the rechargable battery (they all always come with the cheapest batteries), you'll get a more useful longer lasting shine from an average sunny day charge. Just don't put the outdoor stand or pole on it and you can use it like this indoor lamp, only for longer than 15 minutes.

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Yep, I bought a "sun jar" as a gift for myself and my family. Yes, I placed it in DIRECT SUNLIGHT for at least 8 hours. It fades out after about 10 min. A worthless, useless, and ridiculous purchase. I wasted my money. I hope those who read this take my word for it and don't do the same. A disappointment.

UPDATE:

Forget what I said before. The sun jar came with a rather low level double AA battery from an off-label company. I ended up using a higher level energizer battery and the difference is almost like night and day. Wow. Use a lithium battery and this jar will run long and bright.

OR, get the latest generation of energizer (no I don't work for energizer) rechargeable batteries. I bought a new recharger and new batteries...charged them to their limit, then transferred to the sun jar. It ran for days in my bedroom window.

I recommend this product. Seriously.

BTW: The maker suggests you lift the lid and turn the jar off when not in use. If you are a scatter-brain like me and forget to switch it off to preserve the battery life, no worries. In fact, just letting it charge up then turn on when it gets dark doesn't seem to have any negative effects. At least none that I could tell.

In the end: I recommend getting this for yourself and your family and friends (along with some brand name AA batteries)

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It does exactly as it says it charges all day long in my windowsill and I turn it on as I crawl into bed at night so I don't bump into anything it's usually starting to fade right as I'm falling asleep so it does only last for 15-20 minutes, but that's perfect for me! :)

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This is one of the neatest gifts, emitting a soft moon glow during the night by harvesting the energy for it during the day in the sunlight. The jar, with the old timey latching cover which encloses the switch, has a frosted coating that makes the moonglow so soft during the night.

To those of us who remember "Goodnight Moon" from the children's books, this is truly an enjoyable item to have.

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The Moon Solar Jar and the Sun Solar Jar are both worthless they light intermittently at best for short amounts of time flicker then go out. Don't waste your money! Very disappointing for the kids!