Antizer Flameless Dripless Realistic Batteries Review

I love my Luminara candles, I know Luminara. They're a cut below the Luminara and almost half the price, and THAT is impressive. They have a nice glow, more of a yellowish pink than I'm used to, but it's not noticeable unless you place them next to another candle. The plastic "flame" doesn't move like the Luminara, but apart from being stationary they look exactly the same. The flickering is very pleasant (and only flashes before the battery dies). I like how soft the glow can be made, but I've

LOVE IT! As soon as they arrived I immediately loaded them up with batteries and put them in my living room, everyone (including my husband who doesn't usually pay attention to anything new) commented how good they were and asked where I got them from (people I White). should know that amazon is my go to place to shop haha). I put them high on our bookshelves so our kids can't reach them, so the remote controls come in very handy. You look like the perfect touch. I really couldn't be happier…

I now have two of these sets, two of which I have given away. There are no complaints about them yet, everyone who comes to my house comments on how real they are and where to find them. I bought a luminaria to compare side by side and there is little difference between the two other than the slightly larger luminaria. The light display is the same, and the movement of the wick is the same. They are made out of real wax just like Luminaria, I would say the only downside might be that the "high…

Very convincing candle effect, although after long use I will point out one issue: There is a hardware candle switch on the bottom, which is separate from the On/off remote control, and the remote control can only be used when the spark plug switch is in the "on" position. So if you turn the candle on and then off with the remote, technically the candle is still on and the batteries will die in just a month or two. If you plan to put the candle in a lantern or something hard to reach and use…

. I was absolutely thrilled when I received them as I had previously fallen in love with the much more expensive Luminara brand. They each require THREE AA batteries, which in and of themselves aren't cheap, so I made a compromise and bought a battery pack from ten grocery stores. Big mistake! I have these candles in the "on" position so I can press the button on the remote and enjoy them every night, but after two short weeks the batteries died. At first I blamed candles, thinking they were…