Review on π Hrabn Fairy Lights: 32.8 Ft Christmas Lights with Remote - 100 LED Beads, USB Powered RGB Color Changing - Perfect for Festive Decorations! by Ivani Domenech
Great value
These lights are amazing and I love them! Pros: β’ Light weight, they can be placed almost anywhere β’ USB powered giving you lots of flexibility whether on the go or plugged into the wall at home β’ Lots of different lighting modes to suit your desired ambiance β’ Really good value for money Cons: β’ The end of the fork must be visible for the remote to work remotely β’ No more cords can be added for more light I am very happy with these headlights! I bought two other types of LED garlands but I only use this one.
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- Questionable purchase for seniors
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