Set of 4 LED Flameless Advent Candles: Purple and Pink Taper Candles for Christmas Rituals, Casting Chimes, and Spells Review

ONE OF THE PURPLE CANDLES DOES NOT WORK. I INSTALLED AND TESTED NEW BATTERIES TO MAKE SURE THIS IS NOT A BATTERY PROBLEM --- IT HAS NOT WORKED YET. THAT MEANS A LOT TO ME. I AM DELIGHTED

Only one of my candles actually works. We only used one marker to color the plastic flames on the others. The overall feel of them is really cheap - when I opened them I assumed they might not work and I wasn't disappointed.

I have used them in my church this year in place of real candles for an open house and also used for an outside service on Christmas Eve. You look good. They are very easy to use and bright enough. Ideal for outdoor use in foggy rain.

Once again I regret trying to be frugal. Candles look appealing but according to the description on Revain they require two AA batteries. Unfortunately the battery insertion hole is exactly the size of the batteries so they won't fit. There is no way to paste them.

I didn't like these candles. The bottom of each candle unscrews to hold the batteries. Unscrewing or unscrewing the base turns the candle on or off. The bottom part of a candle doesn't twist well, and if twisted, it can't be unscrewed to turn it off without the batteries falling out. Very cheap plastic.

I expected a brighter flame. Another thing is that they are very easy to use. Requires 2 AAA batteries. It's tight in the collar, but to turn it on you have to remove it from the collar and twist the bottom of the candle. Bought for someone with limited hand functionality so she has to rely on others to turn it on. I don't know how well it will hold up in the long run, but it's good enough. Maybe by next year I'll buy one with a remote control.

These Flameless LED Advent Wreath Candles work very well and are really pretty. A major downside, however, is that the only way to turn them on is to screw the cap tightly to the base of each candle. Likewise, the only way to turn them off after each use is to partially unscrew the same battery cover at the bottom of each candle. Of course, this method works perfectly, but sometimes one or the other candle lights up again. by itself, unless you accidentally unscrew the cover just far enough to…