I bought the umbrella about two weeks ago, for my daughter house. She loves it. It’s big ,it’s sturdy, has an automatic tilt, material looks great.

High quality ‘Sunbrella' fabric umbrellas at a reasonable price. Easy to set-up and the perfect width for over a table or next to a chaise lounger! 5 Stars ⭐️

Wind proven, sun beaten, and it looks great!

Hoping this Sunbrella umbrella lasts as long as my first Sunbrella brand umbrella did....approx 10+ years with gentle use. I do question how long the auto tilt will work before the cord gives away. Time will tell, so far so good.

Can’t speak to the longevity as I only put it up a week ago. It’s very nice but seems of a bit lower quality than the one I am replacing from 10 years ago (also Members Mark brand). Fabric is thinner - I can see sunlight through it. Also, the metal seems a bit thinner on the pole as well. Time will be the ultimate judge.

This only made it 2 days and two of the post bent. We didn't experience any high winds, so I'm disappointed. I was replacing one that was over 20 years old :(

Large umbrella for shade but not vented at the top. Wind easily takes it so securing the base is important. Crank system works well and it survived the first rainfall while being tied down.

Have probably bought 10 or more over the years for our decks and by the pool. Last year the tilt cranks did not work properly. This year the pole screws to the pole base and when the wind blows it unscrews the upper pole from the lower pole! Who designed this change! Always liked that I could add at least 2 new ones to our yard every year…..but now I am not sure if I will continue to purchase these! Have bought these probably for over 15 years!

Bought this to replace our 4 year old model that was destroyed in a severe storm last year. Unlike older models that used the traditional method of connecting the bottom pole to the top, i.e, about 3 inches of the bottom pole slipped into the top part and was secured with to push button, this model has the bottom pole screw into the top with about 1 inch of thread. The result is that even in a light variable breeze the two sections begin to become unscrewed and require regular attention to retighten the parts together. If the wind picks up to 10MPH it becomes even worse, you can see the top part begin to rock against the bottom right at the joint. Given that the poles are soft aluminium this causes stress on the threads themselves. Even when the umbrella is in the down position this happens. It's just a matter of time before that connection fails. Whoever thought this was a good idea is an idiot. Would not recommend.

Not great… had a little over a month and the plastic piece where the crank handle is split open and down she went, right onto my daughter's head... There was zero wind at the time it broke and it spent every hour with no one under it folded up and tied shut. The plastic components clearly aren't capable of supporting the weight of the umbrella.