Review on Set of 4 LED Lytes Tapered Timer Candlesticks - Battery Operated Flameless Candles with Flickering Amber Yellow Flame, Ivory Wax, 11 Inches Tall and 3/4 Base by Joel Mosqueda

I've tried three different tea lights, (see other two below) and these are by far the best in my opinion. Each "candle" has a switch on the bottom. When you want the light to turn on, you just turn it on and then forget it. It will stay lit for 6 hours and then turn off again, until the same time the next day, when the candle will "light" again. I have them all over my house, and they work great as evening and night lighting. I have two in the bathroom that I turn on late in the evening, so they stay lit if I have to get up in the middle of the night. I don't use lights in my home at night any more, unless I need to work on a project that requires a lot of illumination.I'm sensitive to too much flickering, and the flicker on these is mild, not irritating at all.I don't know about the color. I can't say anything about the white lights because I didn't buy those and can't compare them. I purchased the amber lights, and the flame looks white, not amber as shown in the picture, but that's what I wanted anyway, so I'm very happy with them. It's extremely difficult to photograph something that's lit and get an accurate color rendition, so I don't fault the seller or the product, but it should be mentioned that the color may not be what you're expecting.Here are the other lights I tried and "tossed" after saving the batteries of course!Micandle 24pcs Warm White Flickering Flameless Christmas Candles, Realistic Flashing Led Tealight Candles, Tear Dripped Votive CandlesLXS 3-LED Multicolor Submarine Tea Light Mini Lamp With 21-Key Multi-function Remote ControllerI also purchased some of the column-style candles with remote control (I bought them in a store) and, like I read in many reviews of that type of candle on ebay, they stopped working after a week.