Homemory Remote Control Flickering Tea Lights - Long Lasting Battery Operated LED Candles with Remote, Ideal for Home Decor and Seasonal Celebrations - Pack of 12, Warm White Light Review

Very nice little lightbulbs. They also work after a thunderstorm. Their replaceable batteries are very common and easy to replace. I use them in jars hanging from my trees.

These candles work very well and to me are safer than real candles. I've attached a photo so you can see the color. These are the candles on the sides of the fireplace screen. A good point for me is that the remote control for my other candles works on these candles.

They go perfectly with my votive candles that I have in my living room and above my kitchen cabinets. The remote control is easy to use. I point to the general area and it toggles them on/off. They are slightly larger than my previous ones and slightly narrower. The light is also whiter. In the photo, the new one is on the left compared to the old one.

They are perfect for my fake firewood! They have holes for candles and fit perfectly. I also needed some with a remote access feature so I didn't have to constantly remove them and turn them on one at a time. I have a 4 star battery life because one of them burned out after just two days and I only used them for about 4 hours. In addition, they are easy to use, comfortable and flicker like a real flame.

I have LED candles all over my house. I bought these tea lights in warm white. The light they give off is not like candlelight. I posted pictures of tea lights next to two different LED candles to show how weird they look when lit. I am returning the warm white light and ordering the golden yellow light hoping they have a more realistic light. realistic melted look with jagged edges. Slightly higher than normal tealights, so the "flame" is slightly below the edge of the candle. The board works…

i bought these to use in hanging lanterns that are high up and hard to reach. The remote seemed like a great solution and I was so happy with how it looked in the light! However, if you want to use them with a remote control, the batteries in the flashlights run out very quickly. As another reviewer suggested, this is because the light stays on and the remote is used to turn it on and off. If you use the remote to turn them off, they don't actually turn off and I think the battery just keeps…

I bought two of these kits and they worked great straight out of the box. Only used to try it out, probably not in use for more than an hour. It was in August. Tried today, all batteries are dead. all 24. They were turned off with the remote, so I don't know if you need to turn them off manually to save their "long" batteries, but they're all completely drained. So to use them I'd have to buy 24 spare batteries without knowing how to keep them from draining again in less than two months when…

I first bought a set of tea lights without a remote control to test them for power outages this winter. They worked well, but it was a hassle to turn them on manually. I bought 2 packs of remote controlled lights and my wife was given decorative tea coasters for us to display each day. The remote worked great at first. Point in the general direction, click, and as if by magic, the lights blinked. Fast forward well past the 100 hour battery life and I found that the lights are draining their…

I bought two of these kits and they are everywhere! I think I have night 4 or 5 and they all work great and are still bright. I have heard that batteries are difficult to remove but I will remove and replace batteries whenever they expire because of their appearance and like how it works. I'm hoping to find a way to change the batteries that isn't a hassle. UPDATE: I purchased and used 24 of these frameless spacers on August 23rd. They lasted until last night (although they were weak for two…