Review on Flameless Candles Dancing Operated Atmosphere by Abunsefer Chongbang

trippy. In general, it looks like a candle. It even appears to be made of paraffin. I have several battery operated "candles" and while they look good, they don't have the same flicker as this one (static flicker vs physically moving flicker). I put this on a side table where I never use real candles due to dogs and cats and my general clumsiness. Even though I know it's fake, I get a little embarrassed every time I miss something. My brain thinks it's a real candle. Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included). Supplied with remote control. There is an ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the candle, but you can use the remote control to turn it on and off. You can also use it to set a timer (2, 4, 6 or 8 hours) and it has a 'candles' (flickering) or 'lights' (non-flickering) mode which I haven't tried before. able to figure it out. I prefer shimmer so I'm glad it sticks to that. Finally, it has the ability to make the light dimmer or brighter. Just press and hold the mode select button to make the light brighter or dimmer. The "flame" of the middle candle does that for me. It moves, it flickers. There is the cozy image of a flame. I usually use things like this from fall to spring. Mostly when the days are getting shorter, darker. I like to fill my home with cozy light. I like the reassurance of not having to worry about using real candles. When I use a candle it is usually in a very safe place e.g. B. in or near the kitchen sink. Bright lights and fake candles everywhere. Brings a little living comfort and encouragement in the dark and cold season.