🕯️ Anziner Tea Lights Candles - 12 Pack Realistic LED Battery Operated Flameless Tea Lights for Parties, Weddings, Birthdays & more Review

I wanted LED candles for my little fountain and they are perfect! Very high quality. I love the flickering amber flame. Will definitely buy again.

Great product, the flames are very realistic and the tea lights are very high quality. The product was delivered as promised. I would recommend this seller and this product to others. Good service.

I've spent money on similar tea lights some didn't work etc…. But these real lights are a pleasant surprise. They really shimmer, everything worked right out of the box. I used them for Halloween props and was pleasantly surprised. I don't know how long they will last but everything that has been used has burned for three hours. I plan to use them again next week.

These small electric tea lights are simply beautiful! The first thing I would like to share is that they are attached individually and not just all hanging together in a box. They were then supplied with small disc batteries so they could be used straight out of the box. Also, they're a bit smaller (not much) so at first glance you might think they're too small for your needs, but I know that if you give them a try, I know you'll be just as thrilled as I was!

I was looking for small tea lights but put off the actual search until I saw them at Revain. A few of them were placed in a small decorative blue glass container in the shape of a crystal. When the light is off or dimmed, a slight flickering provides an attractive look. If you're looking for battery operated tealights, I personally wouldn't go further than these. And since I use them more or less sparingly, the supply in the box lasts a long time. Good product and I would buy it again. Kudos to

Bought 1350 tea lights to give out to spectators along the route during the electric light parade. Of the 1350, only a few malfunctioned. I liked how the lights were packaged; The flame part of the lanterns was inserted through a hole in a square sheet of cardboard (25 lamps per sheet, 6 sheets per box). This made it easier to pass the light to helpers and made it easy for them to remove individual lights from the panel. When they needed more, they got another sheet (of 25 lights). It takes a…