🔥 Set of 2 Ember Orange Flame Simulation LED Lights with Flicker Effects Control - 1.5 Meter (59 inch) Cable Length - Ideal for Props, Theatrical Scenery, Faux Flame, and Glowing Coal Baskets Review

I didn't like it. It was like a lightbulb behind the tree trunks. I had to buy a few more to get the desired effect. I returned them.

I used 2 lamps to light up an old stove in our living room. Here are some videos. I suggest buying 2 lamps (or this set) to light up something as large as an old stove. I also used flexible mirror sheeting ($10 on Amazon) to reflect the light off the walls. I am happy with my purchase.

I have these to simulate a fire in my gas fireplace that I have but the gas never arrived because I live in Florida and don't need it. I wanted something to simulate fire so I didn't have to look at a boring, useless chimney. I ordered two lamps, everything is fine! I love her!

Rented and unable to use gas fireplace. I added two lightbulbs. The colors are perfect and the different dual light setups look really good. almost real, reflected by wood and brick. Adding an AC adapter would be a plus for frequent use, but sometimes battery life is good depending on guidance and usage.

I have used this in two different shows for a great fire effect. It pays to have two different lights and then set them to slightly different modes to make the fire look more realistic. This was in the back of the 350+ seat cinema - so for the price they're pretty eye-catching. (More noticeable in low light of course, but a bit noticeable in brighter scenes.) Note that if you can find the right power supply you don't need batteries and can use the adapter to control this with DMX lights…

Every year there is a lantern festival near me. I wanted a soft glowing fire with a flame effect for a tree top display above my sidewalk. It is not very convenient or safe to run the power cord that far due to the nightly foot/horse traffic. I've used other battery powered lights that look ok. But it was incredible! The flashlights were pretty easy to assemble and set up. I tied the battery pack to a strong wire hook, which I used to hang the lanterns from branches. They looked amazing day and

are very bright and flicker like a real flame. When assembled, the cable from the battery to the light is about 1.5m long, giving you enough length to place the light and hide the battery. There is a three-button control panel on the cable that changes the mode, flicker and brightness of the light. I have a comment... As realistic as these lights are, they require 8 AA batteries to operate and according to the manufacturer last about 18 hours of continuous use. It can get expensive very…