EXPOWER Flameless Candles - Set of 12 Rechargeable LED Flickering Tea Lights with Frosted Cups, Includes Charging Base - Battery-Free Review

I was happy to receive the lights and the lights themselves work fine. However, the included cups for tea lights are too small for it, so that they only fit halfway into the cup when you put them down. I tried to press hard, thinking it was an air pocket issue, but it wasn't. The diameter of the candles is larger than the cup can hold. This is how it looks ridiculous when the tea lights are halfway in the cup. I'm surprised others haven't complained, which means they've made changes recently…

They work exactly as described. Just like disposable LED candles, except you can use them over and over again!. For every 8 hours of charging, you get about 8 hours of usage. I recommend it to anyone who loves candles. UPDATE: This product is by and large the one I use and recommend the most. I've been using them almost every night for a year. Unfortunately, as already mentioned by other buyers, the charging cable short-circuited after a while. If I "burden" them, it can be a waste of time and…

First, let me express the great convenience of rechargeable candles. We have a metal bridge decor that requires tea lights. It can get expensive when you buy candles or batteries. Batteries don't last all that long if you use them on a centerpiece that requires candles. Matte finishes give them a very unique look. So with all the great reviews you are wondering why not give the product 5 stars? They failed at an important part of the design that could be dangerous. Lithium batteries can explode

These tealights are perfect for creating a flickering flame atmosphere. I am very happy with them. I bought a set of 12 which came with a charger, charging cable and 12 frosted mugs but no remote control. The charging cable is a USB cable, but it doesn't come with an outlet adapter, so you'll need to provide one yourself (or plug it into something that charges USB devices). The only thing to note is that if you focus on the lights it's pretty obvious that the flicker effect is artificial and a…

I've had these for a few months now and use them regularly with Halloween and Christmas decorations designed for tealights. Buying cheap battery operated tea lights was frustrating as replacement batteries cost more than the bulbs themselves and it seemed wasteful to throw everything away. They worked very well. They're a bit thicker than most battery operated LED clock tealights, but not by much. Once charged, they shine as brightly as regular battery powered flashlights and seem to last about