Mystique Flameless Candle, Ivory 6-Inch Taper, Real Wax Candle With Realistic Flickering Wick, Battery-Powered, By Boston Warehouse Review

These brown flameless candles are expensive, so I hesitated for a long time to buy them, hoping to find somewhere cheaper. It didn't happen so I spent a lot of money and bought 3 of these and I'm so happy I did. I bought 10 inch cones and I think that really is the perfect height for a cone. They are made from real wax and are very realistic and the added bonus is that they only require 2 AA batteries; All my other 10 inch cones require 3 batteries. They also have a built-in timer function. I'm

I've had four of these for over a year now. On the plus side the seller was very helpful with the purchase and as long as I'm not planning on turning them on they look fine in my candelabra. I keep them there, now without batteries so the candelabra doesn't run out. Unfortunately, you can't leave batteries in it for more than a day or two. This causes the batteries to run into the candle and then of course the light does not work. I don't know how, but every candle does that, no matter what…

This is my third candle set from the Boston clothing store. The first two movements are perfect, very realistic. But this order was wrong. Both candles feature a lighted 1 to 1 1/8 inch candle top in addition to a realistically flickering flame. Looks awful, very unnatural. I have attached a photo. Revain's customer service was great when I brought this to their attention. Quickly change both candles. Thanks Revane, Jeff Bezos is amazing. UPDATE: I received the replacement plugs very quickly…

Over the years I have purchased about two dozen Mystique candles - both cone and column shaped. I ordered these to add to my collection but found that Mystique had changed the depth of the glow at the top of the candle. So while all my other candles have a very faint glow under the wick, which I find more natural, these new ones have at least 1/4 inch under the wick. So, among other things, they look out of place to me. I had to throw them away and order the Luminaria brand which I also have…

I was skeptical at first about the price - after all you can buy a battery operated 'tea light' candle for less than a dollar. When I took the candle out of its very secure packaging I was very happy with it! Nice and bright, with a convincing movement into the "flame". The size of this style is suitable for ordinary conical candlesticks, which is very convenient. Plus a durable and high-quality construction - two AA batteries inside don't rattle at all. Mechanism Note: Most battery powered…

❤️ my Mystique Candles. I have several 8" ivory cones plus reds and ivory columns (3 different heights in each color). 😍 and 🙏 on a grey, rainy, WET July day in 2021 as I recall the day I discovered Mystique candles Many years ago, I first noticed burning Mystique candles on a rainy fall evening in the off-season at the charming Cape Cod store on Main Street in Falmouth, Massachusetts, when my sister and I entered the store (yes, to hide the rain escaped while waiting for a table at a…

LED candles have come a long way in the last 5 years, from a piece of plastic to a bright yellow (and totally unrealistic) flame-shaped piece of plastic on top ; to candles with a flickering effect, which from afar looked like a real candle; for them the latest generation of imaginary candles that resemble real flames. There is one brand that I believe invented this latest style and of course there are many imitators. Mystique isn't an inventor (and they are honest), but they make one of the…