🎄 5FT Collapsible Pop Up Christmas Tree with 40 Lights: Sliver & Red, Slim Pencil Xmas Tree for Home Holiday Decorations Review

Wobbles once assembled and may fall if pushed/destabilised, so not suitable for homes where children or pets may be walking around. Adding light actually makes it more stable. Overall it looks great and suits my modern decor.

Bought for my grandma who has little storage space and is incredibly independent. She still wants to decorate for Christmas but I wanted her to have something she can handle on her own. It was PERFECT and could even hold some light objects or embellishments (mostly crochet ones that she made herself). It's beautiful and fits in a small space. Even better, when the holidays are over, she can put it back in a pizza box-sized package and tuck it under the sofa. So easy.

I have 3 of these trees. This review refers to the one to the right of my photo. They are all built the same. You insert 4 plastic legs into the base and then snap the posts into each other. Finally, make them wooden tinsel over the posts. Setup takes no more than 5 minutes. This one includes lights, but you have to thread them yourself. I wish the lamps they gave you had a timer. For Halloween I had a string of lights with a timer and never had to turn them on or off manually. It made them…

This is great, took 2 minutes to install the first time and about the same to remove. Of course it took me longer the first time, I used zip ties which I had to attach to the tree, powered by batteries so I didn't have to put them back on. The lights are good quality and battery operated, they can flash or stay on. It's essentially a garland of tinsel with thick wire running through it instead of string, which is then formed into a spring coil with confining cords to keep each coil the same…

This pop up Christmas tree is super cute! I haven't decided yet if I'll keep it for myself or give it to my daughter as she lives in her first apartment now. The tree is tall and narrow. This requires some assembly. There are pillars that you stack together. I couldn't figure out whether or not they could be bolted together for more stability. The rods are not threaded so I don't think they can be pulled together. There are also 4 legs that need to be attached to the base. The legs were easier…