🔌 Energy Efficient Cool White LED Mini Christmas Lights – Professional Grade for Indoor & Outdoor Use Review

I wanted a cool white color for my porch tree but after reading some reviews that it looked bluer I decided to go with a warm white color instead. But once plugged in, it clearly wasn't a warm white, so I even double-checked the packaging. Instead, it's more of a light, cool white, which is what I originally wanted. So I'm thinking they may have been packaged incorrectly, who knows for sure. Overall great lights.

The first thing that caught our eye was the warm white color that looked white. Don't expect a golden glow. Second, and this is a big surprise, when this is the only light source in the room, a strobe effect is achieved. I didn't know LED lights had a refresh rate. Here is the exam. While only those fires are burning, take a look at your hand. Then move your hand. The movement of your hand seems jerky. It's okay, but it can cause problems for those who are medically sensitive to such things…

I was having an awful lot of trouble finding matching true white LED lights to match some of the twinkle lights I already have for next Christmas, some were yellowish ones I'm after Trial and error discovered, and many come back! are called warm, now I know, white and many others had a bluish tint. What I actually like, but doesn't match my existing ones. So I am very happy with this esp price. The others I have are 16 grand each so that's a great price even though they were shiny. I'm not sure

These lights are bright white rather than warm white. I plan on keeping them because they're in a small tree in the kitchen that's used for general lighting, rather than next to the warm white LED lights we decorate them with for the holidays. Note to Seller: Please ship this item in a cardboard box instead. from a textured white Revain envelope/bag. The product packaging was torn and dented and the bulbs were a little tangled. I can't tell if the lamps I received were from a previous return or

My (fake) Benjamin ficus is bright again. This decorative tree has been glowing for me for about 5 years. My first set of LED bulbs looked like (or was) Holiday Essence Signature Lights with miniature blunt bulbs. They have served 24 hours 7 days a week for more than 3 years. Then some lightbulbs started to burn out. So we replaced them with more traditional bright bluish white flame LEDs. They didn't even last a year when the bulbs started dying. If those Holiday Essence bulbs start dying…

together on a single strand - for that. In general I am happy with it, with one caveat: the two threads purchased are not as "warm white” as the others. All boxes say warm white, but these two are a little colder. I already detangled the headlights so I didn't want to mess around trying to repackage them and I had enough strands so I just mixed those areas with other headlights and it's barely noticeable except to me. I would suggest tucking them all in before untangling so if you have one with

They are almost as junk as old cheap imported filament strings with a few exceptions. Half of the string was dead on two of the six sets I bought. You might think that finding a bad LED and replacing it would be an easy task. These LEDs are not easy to repair. It is best to use the socket from the work chain to test each LED in turn. I have found that some LEDs do not light up and are not properly powering the circuit. Some LEDs do not light up but still provide power to the string, so there…