Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is it really so that the solar cell is not real and not connected to the battery?
Document: the solar cell is real. however if you open it you will see that its not actually connected. this is howerver a useful cell for other applications. one star for false advertising.
The light works good, but the solar cell isn't real. I bought 4 and took one apart just to see if it was really solar powered. It is a bright key ring light and cheap enough, just not rechargeable. During a power outage the other night I was happy to have it. So all in all it was worth the money.
Items not even as pictured in posting. The "solar cell" is fake and not even connected to anything. There is a loose battery bouncing around in the case, hard wired to a switch and the 3 LEDs. At least for a buck, it would make a cheap temporary light.
This whole thing is a lie!It has a false solar cell, it does not even contain a real solar cell. It does not contain a rechargeable battery! It is not capable of being recharged in the sun or by any other means. They did not even pretend to make a connection between the non-rechargeable 3 volt battery and the fake solar panel cell. A real rechargeable battery would be 3.7 volts. I have nothing good to say about anybody that intentionally deceives people to lie about the features of a false product no matter what the price is, at least tell me the truth!
This item is absolutely not solar powered. It is a standard battery powered keychain flashlight. The solar panel is for decoration. It has a momentary on switch, not a toggle switch, and will never ever recharge itself in the sun, no matter how long it sits there. The solar panel is real, and yet for some reason is not connected. Fraudulent item. It took a month to arrive, and absolutely is not what I ordered.
I have ordered 2 of these flashlights.One worked right away & the 2nd one did not. Since they are so cheap and not worth sending back I opened a non-working one and found out that:solar panel is not connected to the circuit board in any way - there are no places to even solder them together, so these are not solar flashlights!This "solar" panel is just a piece of glass with a grey matrix just like the real solar panels have...and, of course, one of the battery contacts was not soldered at all.
Seamed that solar cell was not connected inside. Did not last long at all.
I own the real version, which I like very much. So, tried these, because they look identical. They're not. Some Chinese manufacturers are happy to imitate successful products while cheating the customer. That's what's happening here. The &#34;solar cell&#34; is just glass, printed so as to fool stupid purchasers, like me.
This little thing is bright! I've been using it to navigate through my outer basement door to the inconveniently located light switch for several months without it becoming dimmer.Probably due to being whacked violently by other keys on my keychain, it actually cracked open and the PCB and solar cell fell down onto some wet pavement. I brushed them off and put them back together, duct taping the case back together, and the little bugger still works great, despite a bunch of cracks in the silicon of the solar cells.EDIT: To add my observations to the comments here, my solar cell was connected to the circuit board by wires (which was quite obvious when the flashlight fell apart all over the ground).
You can tell the difference because the real solar cells have a metallic color, and the fake ones just look black with white stripes. Don't be fooled by this manufacturer, they are based out of Hong Kong and they are just preying on American consumerism. I do not recommend this product as a &#34;solar powered&#34; flashlight. Now if you want a little flashlight that is really bright and the batteries will eventually die like any regular one, well maybe this is for you.
Answer: yes