🎁 Lighted Christmas Gift Box Decorations - ZALALOVA Set of 3 Battery Operated Outdoor Christmas Decor with Bows for Home Yard, Christmas Tree – Golden Green Red Review

I was unable to assemble these boxes as I have arthritis in one hand and these boxes have small cords that need to be assembled. We have local goodwill, which I accept

I was surprised that they were packaged disassembled and their assembly is a bit awkward, and I thought the straps to attach the lights were just thrown in the box and not packed in a bag them individually at the bottom of the box. The box was a little annoying but I love that the lights can either blink or stay on! And when they're together, they look amazing!

I bought these on impulse and I regret it. They are very troublesome to assemble and all the velcro came off the bulbs before I even touched them. Assembly involved adding tape and hot glue to hold them together properly. They are incredibly light and I had to weigh them down with large stones to keep them from blowing away in the wind. They won't last long...not worth the money or hassle.

I can't tell how they look assembled because I haven't gotten that far. My fault for not doing a little better research. these were impulse buys. I figured they were something I could just pop out and it would be together. Disadvantages: 1) Glow everywhere. complete mess. 2) You need to use zip ties to connect the boxes and thread the light inside. It's not very difficult, but it's very tiring and will be difficult for those with poor eyesight, arthritis, or limited fine motor skills. At the…

1. Everything is delivered disassembled. You need to tie everything together with little zip ties. Each box takes 10-15 minutes or longer if you really want to do a good job. Want an arts and crafts project? 2. Each individual gift requires 3 AA batteries. Would you like to turn each gift on and off manually, or did you expect it to be connected to your main lighting system? This is important.3. You pay $60+ dollars for it. Think about it. That's quite a bit of money for a battery powered arts…

Okay, let's start with the CONS. When they arrived, most of the glitter attached to the "boxes" had already come off, so when opened, the bottom of each shipment in the container was infused with a good layer of "Craftworld Herpes" all over. I then proceeded to the arduous task of assembling them, which basically means zipping up each corner, as well as tying the cords of each battery operated string of lights just long enough to close the battery compartment in the open bottom "bin". keep. I…