LED Advent Taper Candles Set - Flameless 4-Piece, Purple and Pink with Soft White Flickering Flame Review

They are too expensive for this quality. Only 3 out of 4 worked. They look good in the dark but are too plastic in the light. Will likely return?

First Sunday of Advent. Sure flickering flame. If you are concerned about open flames with children and pets this is a safe and great alternative. There's no mess, no wax to clean, and it never burns too low. I love it!

These battery operated advent candles look great and go perfectly with my wreath. However, they do not have a timer function. In fact, they don't have an on/off button at all! The candles light up as soon as you insert the batteries. That means you have to remove the batteries to turn it off. But since it's only a few weeks, I can live with this situation.

I wish I had read the reviews before buying! They are very cheaply made and look very cheap. Also, you could probably buy them at the Dollar Store instead of paying $26 for them! They don't fit in candle holders, and even if you use something to align them, you have to take them off to turn them on and off. .The only positive thing I have to say is that the seller replied when I messaged to find out why the delivery took so long.

This is how flameless candles appeared, as well as Luminara, which have "real" candles with a flame effect. However, they are at the bottom of the spectrum of flameless candles. The color is white, not a muted yellow, so the "flame" is not realistic. But they flicker. Of course, there are more realistic candles, but for now these will do. There is no on/off button, to turn it off you have to unscrew the bottom part a bit. Nothing special, but not ideal either. In general they are good.

On Advent Sundays I like to light our Advent candles and let them burn for a while. With wax candles, I have to worry about the wax dripping and getting on the table, tablecloth, etc. I've tried these paper rings that wrap around the candle, but they're only good for a short time (e.g. candlelight at a church service). ). ). I have used batteries in these candles and can keep them burning all evening. If necessary, I simply charge the batteries. Loved being able to light candles around the…

I like to light our Advent candles and let them burn for a while on Advent Sundays. With wax candles I have to worry that the wax dripping and getting on the table, tablecloth, etc. I've tried these paper rings that wrap around the candle, but they're only good for a short time (e.g. candlelight at a church service) ) ) I have batteries Used in these candles and can keep them burning all evening.I just charge the batteries when needed.Loved being able to light candles around the house to…

Very disappointed when trying to find automatic advent candles (purple and pink). They had to be rotated to turn them on and off. They don't really flicker. The flame area is clear plastic molded into the shape of the flame and there is a tiny bulb at the top of the candle that shines through the flame. The bulb is not hidden and is very noticeable. It looks completely fake and splashes more than shimmers. As you can see in the picture there is a seam at the top and I was hoping it wouldn't be…

I would have given a higher rating but my only downside is that given the on and off function it could affect the wiring in the one connected to the bulb. Now I'm disappointed because just last night before Christmas Eve and Christmas one of the candles stopped working. I thought it would be an easy battery change, but when I was also changing the battery, when I also slipped out the holder inside, I saw that the wire had completely detached from its attachment, causing the candle to stop…