Review on π BrizLabs 69.6ft 300 Count Incandescent Christmas Lights - Connectable & UL Certified - White Wire Mini String Lights for Indoor Outdoor, Xmas Decor, Bedroom - Warm White by Nicole Shrestha
Poor quality, short lifespan
These fixtures worked great straight out of the box but unfortunately they quickly fell into disrepair after only a few months. It started with a few lights going out here and there and continued until large spans burned out. As you can see in the picture with the lights off, the left side are the working lights and the right side (with the blackened rings in the bulb) are the burnt ones. This is shown scaled down with the lights on to show how big the gap is (50 bulbs). In total I would say at least 70 lightbulbs have gone dead.
- Seasonal decor
- Large and bulky
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