Review on Flameless Featuring Realistic Batteries Included by Polo Bradley

After spending many years decorating our windows with disposable candles during the winter holidays and usually being disappointed with their look or function, I bought these based on customer feedback. I'm so glad I did. These cones are long enough (with 4" chandeliers I bought elsewhere at Revain) to look appropriate in our 70" windows and bright enough to be clearly visible from the street. After switching on, the candles shine for 5 hours, then turn off for 19 hours and turn on again the next day. Flame Imitation is a small LED lightbulb encased in an elongated translucent plastic housing mounted on a flexible artificial wick. When switched on, the LED flickers and simulates a candle flame. The action from 10 feet or more is quite convincing. A big bonus is the remote control that easily turns the candles on or off. When I installed mine, I pocketed each candle, placed them in a matching candlestick, and grouped the entire set on the kitchen table. Once all the candles were in their sticks, I turned them all off with a press of the remote off button, then turned them back on with a press of the remote on button. Then I put them on my windows. All month they stood in the windows, the candles lit every second, burned for 5 hours and then all went out every second. I like this accuracy and reliability. I have no complaints about these flameless candles - they are great and I plan on buying another set. However, the temperature of the LED is a bit higher than bright white, I think I would have liked a little warmer glow. Also, numerous reviews mention that some of the candles are DOA. I also had something similar, but careful manipulation of the slip ring on the spark plug's screw-in base (which also contains the master switch) solved the problem.