Magical 13.2ft Five-Pointed Star Fairy Lights: Battery Powered String Lights for Christmas, Parties, Weddings, New Year's, Garden Décor (Warm White) Review

Beautiful bright colours. Easy to use, even for a toddler. I got her to go to the princess tent, we have a 3 year old. She loves to push the button and change the speed of light. I was surprised how long regular batteries lasted. Our only concern was that her long curly hair would end up in the stars. But that wasn't a product flaw, just a misjudgment of where we placed them. rzunimag. A good product. Did a pretty good job with some of the kids bullying.

I bought these for a shabby chic room I was renovating in my granddaughter's spare room. I hung them on a dresser for special lighting and she loved them. She asked me if she could take them home when she left and of course I let her! Very adorable, with different settings so you can make them blink or shine as you like. battery powered. The stars are easy to remove but easy to put back on.

Cute lights with a nice warm glow. I'm not sure how long they will last. Even with new batteries, the filament often fails, and I've only had it for a few weeks. Did it from the start. Also, it's annoying that you have to scroll through 8 settings before you get to the basic Always On option. Another disadvantage is that the strand gets tangled very easily. I use them in our pop up RV so I have to take them off after every ride and it hurts.

Lowway! It's a bit sad that it runs on batteries because the best ones run out pretty quickly, but overall it's worth it. It's hard to find good lamps to hang over your bed, closet or whatever unless they're over $20. They're pretty bright. I love stars and the night sky so I'm glad I have them. If you try to move them make sure the stars aren't touching or they'll stick together lol. It's so hard to take them apart. You would think you unhooked one side only to find the other side hooked…

Very pretty. Soft, warm white, not too bright. The stars seem strong enough. They were the perfect length to tuck under my daughter's loft bed across her desk. My only complaint is that there is a button to switch between 8 different settings. So instead of a simple on/off button and controller to select a setting, we actually have to press the button 8 times to get to the simple "always on" setting, which is the last option. I suspect this will cause the knob to wear out quickly. But my 6 year