First off the damage was not because of the seller, there was a hold pushed right through the side, and of course it took the top of the pumpkin with it.
This is a nice looking display piece, I wish it was a little bigger and the resin was a little thicker.

It's just a little lightweight, for inside etc. perfect, centerpiece of a holiday table perfect.

But if you are going to have it outside, I wish it had just a little more weight to it, once it's on the porch, or on a paver walkway or something it will probably be fine.
It is lighter then it would look, probably because you expect it to weigh like a pumpkin that size.

The pictures DO it justice on Amazon's webpage though.
The switch is not waterproof at all so this will not be left out where it can get wet, and they do say that in the description, just be aware.

Covered porch or entry way - perfect, centerpiece or in the house on the mantel etc. perfect.

Oh and I was able to modify the broken pieces to make it look just fine.

The pumpkin is exactly as shown. It's lightweight. It has a little tab to pull out before turning on. The light isn't very bright but overall it's a cute pumpkin.

Just wanted something for my fall decorations. I'm not a pumpkin person but thought this was cute, and it is. Really lightweight, easy to move from one place to another. The light isn't that bright, so I hope you're not trying to use it as a nightlight or anything. It is cute and true to the picture. It's not cheap looking, in fact, you can't even tell that it's not heavy until you go to pick it up. Serves its purpose, so 5 stars from me!

Around where I live, carved pumpkins start to collapse and drip way too soon into the Halloween season. I'm not complaining that it's warm, but"¦. In any case, when I saw this resin-stone "carved" pumpkin with the word "Grateful" carved into it, I ordered it. It might be fun to be scared a bit by a frightening carved pumpkin, but it's even better to be reminded to be grateful!

The pumpkin came well-packed in a fitted Styrofoam case. I guess that's where some of the trouble started. The Styrofoam beads were stuck all over the pumpkin and in the carving. So I was standing over the trash can (pulled out from under my counter) and I was brushing the Styrofoam away as much as I could. Well, I recommend that you don't hold on to this with one hand and brush it with the other! I brushed a bit too vigorously and knocked it out of my hand. In quickly reaching for it I pushed it even faster into the edge of my granite countertop. CRACK! I don't mean to imply that this isn't sturdy. It is, and I think that it would take a fair amount of punishment before breaking, but I think that ramming it into a granite countertop is not within its design parameters!

I now have a 2 inch hole in the pumpkin "“ in the back, fortunately. The pumpkin is obviously pretty sturdy since it didn't shatter! With the help of some yellow duct tape I've covered the hole and sealed up a few small cracks. Since it's in the back of the pumpkin that really doesn't show (much). One good thing is that when the batteries die (three small button batteries), I could just put another tea-light in through the hole!

Oh well, disappointing, but not disastrous. In any case, this "Grateful" pumpkin is well-designed (it looks like a real pumpkin); it sits unwobbly on the table and the light inside is plenty bright in order to illuminate the lettering. My wife likes it, too, and that's enough of a recommendation for me! This is not only a Halloween Decoration. Right now it's sitting in our Living Room, and it will never grow soft and drip, which is a very good thing (just don't bang it "“ hard against a granite countertop!).

This stone light up pumpkin is really cute. A good size for decorating anywhere in the house. Already comes with batteries in it, love that. Solid material. Looking forward to adding it to my Fall decorations.