Review on 🕯️ 6-Pack Battery Operated LED Remote Tea Lights: Small Fake Votive Candles with Moving Flame for Christmas, Outdoor Flickering Flameless Electric Candle Light with Timer by Chris Worlds

In general, the appearance of these candles disappointed me. I love decorating my home with seasonal candlesticks, but actual votive candles can be expensive if you're burning ten or more candles at a time due to the high-quality wax and fragrance. I've bought flameless LED votives in the past, but have always found their glow color very artificial (that Cheetos-like orange-amber color). So far the Matchless Candle Co. brand is the closest flameless candle I've found to mimic both the flicker and color of a real flame, but I don't think they make a vow/tea candle size. So I bought this brand of Burning Sister remote control six pack because it has a moving "flame" part and the color of the glow looks pretty believable online. Personally, however, the color is more of a lemon yellow with an almost greenish tinge. It looks less realistic on some candle holders than the orange amber LED candles I've had before. regularly for about four days), each candle flashing on and off every three to four seconds. Flickering that doesn't look realistic - I mean the whole candle flickers all the way through and then lights up again. Now every other day they all blink and turn on every 1-2 seconds. I suspect this is because the batteries wear out (if so, as other reviewers have complained, battery life is very short). If I had to do it again I wouldn't spend my money on it. On the plus side, the remote control is easy to use and seems to work well (although I didn't test how far from the candle it would send the signal; I held it almost directly in front of the candle). .