ForChic Christmas Lights Meteor Shower Lights - 12 inch, 8 Tube, 192 LED - Waterproof Snowfall LED Lights - Plug-in Falling Rain Fairy Lights for Christmas Halloween Party Trees Decoration - Warm White Review

The lights are literally 1 foot apart so they can't be moved apart. All six lamps are grouped on one branch and look terrible. I'll probably just take them off, they look really bad.

Our grandkids are visiting for the holidays so these lights were bought to surprise them while they lived in Tucson. It's possible that falling snow would just be a wish. These lights are pretty disappointing.

I finally installed it yesterday. The only fault is that I thought they were longer. It says 15 inches between lights and there are only about 12. But they work great on my back porch. Therefore only 4 stars.

These lights look great. I thought they would be a bit longer to light up the front of the house but they aren't so I used them for my door. I turned them on at dawn and dusk so they would turn on at dusk. They glow and look beautiful at night.

We really like these lights. I didn't give 5 stars because it took a few tries to get it working. We eventually found out that you can't connect more than two sets together or they won't work. We have 9 strands in our tree so it took some twine to get it working.

These lights will brighten up your home or meeting. Properly hung, they look like shooting stars or meteor showers. They give off a kind of fantastic blue shimmering light, so they would also work well as ambient lighting for photo backdrops. Because they are waterproof, they are also great for outdoor use.

They really brighten up my room! I like how the flashing lights change gradually, it makes the game even more fun. I also like that "pure white" shade, nice and bright. Easy install! The cable length is just right and you can place the icicles closer or further apart depending on your preference. Great decoration for every season! It can be "snow", "icicles" or "stars"! Definitely worth buying.

These lights look like icicles on the roof. The white pattern of the drops gave the impression that the water was still running down the icicles. I checked how many watts it draws and the meter only showed 1 watt. I suspect this is because it is a continuous chase cycle and not all cycles are on at the same time. However, this is really low power consumption for such a bright light. I took 8 to see how it looks and I think I'll take another set of 8 to complete the front of my house. Doomsday…