🎄 100-pack of 2.5V Mini Christmas Replacement Bulbs for Pre-Lit Artificial Trees Review

Not easy to find and finally I came across them. They are perfect for our large, expensive, lighted tree. "Special Happy Company" appears to have unlimited stock so I've already been back-ordering hoping to have enough for years to come. The tension and color fully correspond to the original.

Half the bulbs on one of my Christmas trees burned out this year. Since this is a pre-lighted tree I would have to spend hours untying old lights and stringing new ones or just replacing the whole tree. This pack of replacement bulbs was a lot easier and cheaper! My tree is fully lit again and ready to go next year!

The highly detailed product description and dimensional drawing allowed me to order the correct replacement bulbs I needed for my lighted tree with confidence. The bulbs were easy to swap out and every one of the 12 or so new ones I used worked. Glad to have a rest on hand for future failures. The bulbs came in a small resealable plastic bag, no additional packaging.

Bought these bulbs for our 12 year old tree. These are lightbulbs. Do not confuse them with modern LED lamps. If you buy the wrong bulb, it won't match the brightness of the original wooden bulbs and I didn't want to replace all 1600 wooden bulbs. Before ordering new ones, check which bulbs came with your Christmas tree. You don't want to replace all the lightbulbs on your tree, just the ones that aren't working.

We bought a lighted tree a few years ago and are very happy with it. This year I noticed that several strands didn't shine and all the pears in the strand turned black. It turns out that several light bulbs have failed and each of them fails, increasing the load on the others. Eventually, the whole garland becomes very bright and finally goes out with a loud bang. Anyway, I used these bulbs to replace all the blown bulbs on my tree and they worked great. I'm buying another bag for next year so…

We have a pre-lit artificial tree that is about 3 or 4 years old and this year many of the bulbs suddenly started to burn out. First we had a section in the middle of the tree, darkened. We didn't fix it right away, which apparently weighed down adjacent sections and darkened another adjacent section. Then a small area at the base of the tree went dark. It looked terrible. Replacement bulbs were only sold in packs of 4 at 99 cents each at local stores and could not be found in large quantities.