Solar Garden Outdoor Decor, Moon Cat Hanging Wind Chimes, Housewarming Ornament for Patio, Lawn, Yard, Pathway - Unique Gift Ideas for Gardening Mom Grandma Women

This is a really neat wind chime with its Crescent moon with the cat on it. The chimes have a very nice sound. They are not loud and obnoxious so if you have Close by neighbors, I don’t think you’d have a problem with these. Chimes. The only thing is make sure you measure where you are putting them. They are quite long. these chimes would make a very nice gift to someone who just simply loves cats or chimes or a combination of both

Upon opening the box this solar garden chime seems to have a lot going on, aimed at Cat Lovers, aimed at a relaxing mood light person, sort of Wicca Mother Earth and Father Sky flavor and many women are going to be drawn to this solar garden wind chime.The workmanship was rather rustic at first pass. The chimes seem to be more for adding on to say that it has chimes to it. The chimes are the rough of the finishes, the chimes don’t seem to be tuned or thought out to provide a pleasant sound to it. In reality, it makes a windchime noise, but, its rather random and not really a pleasant tone.Once of the best features is the fact that this possesses a very nicely mellow light to it that is very comforting. That and the fact that its solar powered and cost nothing to run, no batteries and no plugging it in is freeing and carefree. The metal work is rustic in its implementation and in my opinion adds to the chime. Surprisingly, I like this Moon Cat Hanging Wind Chime more than my wife does. She is a no-nonsense woman and actually shied away from the Wicca vibe.I have to give this a Four Star rating mostly on the tones of the chimes and the finishes seem to be a diss-jointed but in my opinion it struck a chord in me, especially at night.

This solar wind chime has a very beautiful design. It is a good decoration when hung in front of the door. But I am disappointed that its workmanship is very rough. When I took it out of the box, my hand was cut. I hope the manufacturer can pay attention to the quality of workmanship.

Beautiful and elegant, a welcome home to those drawn to the light.

Quite nice looking. The moon feature is about 9” large, with the light in a golden ball in the bottom of the crescent. The chime tubes are lightweight, so the “tinkling” is light, but charming.My “inexpensive” comment comes from some of the construction. When I opened the box, the solar unit that hangs below the moon hung at a crooked angle. The chains that hold the solar unit are connected do small metal flaps that were in different positions. By bending them (lightweight material) I was able to get the assembly to hang evenly. Next, one of the tubes came loose because the string that held it came undone at one end. I had to thread the string back through the tube and reattach it (tied a knot) to get the tube back in service. Finally, the weight at the “tail” of the chime’s “clapper” is quite attractive (a marble in a golden coil), but also quite small and not effective in a breeze.I added a metal disc to the string just above the weight and now it is much more responsive.

This is a very cute small windchime set. The chimes are a bit quiet- but, I'm sure the neighbors prefer that. I love how nice this looks at night though. It's really pretty at night. The chimes aren't loud enough to scare birds away which is a good thing for me. The light lasts at least a couple hours, I haven't stayed up late enough to see if it lasts longer than that.

The media could not be loaded.  I was actually expecting a nicely finished small wind chime, with a resonant tone. I was expecting the light orb to be clear or yellow. This wind chime is not that. The cat and moon portion is big, ~8" by ~9". And the total length from the top of the chain to the bottom is 44". The finish is really crude (see pics of the tubes, in particular), and the chimes clink, not resonant like our other chimes. This may be because the metal of the tubes is really thin. The orb is an orange crackle glass, also orange at night. And, it hasn't hardly moved since we hung it, while our other chimes have been singing. The marble at the bottom is weighty and the wrong shape to catch the wind. It needs a broad clapper. I'm disappointed. However, it does light up at night and looks somewhat better then (see pic). It's just not for me.

Tucked among the branches of a tree, it's a subtle wind chime that offers a little delight upon being spotted. The light is dimmer than I might expect, but I hardly mind that.