BAODINI UPF 50+ UV Umbrella Protection Sun Reverse Compact Umbrella for Rain Automatic Inverted Windproof Umbrella

This umbrella is pretty and does keep the water from dripping all over the floor however it is hard to close. The bigger umbrella is better

This is not compact when folded. While it’s not a long walking umbrella it’s still very big for a folded umbrella. I was hoping to have it as my emergency umbrella in my purse or car, but it’s too big. However it’s quality and I like that the light color is on the outside to help when using it in the sun. It’s also powerful when you push the button. I’m still relatively happy, but it’s not compact.

Broke on first use. Umbrella is hard to close.

I was honestly expecting something big but this is a single person umbrella.

It was really cool until two of the metal rods broke. The springs came loose and it’s bent out of shape. I’ve used it less than 10 times

Sturdy, somewhat difficult to push back in. Wide enough for rain, maybe not the best for sun allergy users.

Very easy to use, love the concurrence of it. Actually allot sturdier than I thought just try and use it when it’s not ridiculously windy.

it’s a pretty decent umbrella. it fits in my purse and it’s lightweight. my only issue with it is that it can be hard to open and close. it needs a lot of pressure to close the umbrella and when it opens there’s a bit that gets stuck. other than that, it does what an umbrella is supposed to do and it seems to combat wind pretty well (however, i wouldn’t test any umbrella against super intense wind gusts). i would recommend this to anyone looking for an umbrella that won’t drip onto the floor when you close it.

My work umbrella and very cute

Love it, does the job but requires both hands to shut back to handle. I would do 5 stars otherwise. After using and press button to close it requires force both hands to push back to handle or I can hold to ground and push down to get to close back to handle and tie closed. Requires some stregnth... So far in wind has held up, thank goodness!