🔥 Luminara 02530 - White Remote Ready Battery Operated LED Flameless Tea Light (1.25" x 1.4"), 4 pack Review

Great! I have several Luminara candles at home. So realistic and beautiful. These are original Luminara candles cheaper than in a regular store. It didn't come with a remote control, that's normal, but keep that in mind. I love her

The order I received (set of 4 Luminara tealights) should have working batteries. The inner box lay open in the Revain box and all battery protection tabs were missing. So the batteries were dead. Very disappointing.

I bought this Universal Luminara to use with my Remote Ready Luminara candles, which I have several of. The remote did not work on any of them, even after removing and replacing the battery in a brand new remote. Complete standstill. I returned it.

Have always loved Luminara candles but two votives (out of eight) died on the second day of use. Changing the battery didn't change anything. We sincerely hope this isn't a sign of declining quality after Luminara made an acquisition and increased its size.

Arrived refurbished with 3 batteries missing. Bought some batteries. After about two weeks of intermittent use, all 4 candles are out of order and will not light up. I returned them. I'm a big fan of Luminar candles and will spend the extra money to buy new ones. I do not recommend buying refurbished candles.

I was about to return a Luminara candle from two boxes I ordered, one box was open and one candle didn't work. I have decided to replace the battery in a tea light and so far all the tea lights are working fine. The Luminara remote I bought for her from Revain works well with these sets. So I decided to keep the Luminara tea lights because the flame looks very realistic and lights up the room beautifully.

I love these tea lights! I can't believe they are so realistic. I put them in frosted glass candle holders and you can't tell they aren't real. The wick flickers and dances like a real flame because it's attached to a wire that allows it to move back and forth and sideways rather than in any random pattern. I also found that the position of the light hitting the wick is important. It should glow in front of the wick, not behind it so you don't see the light. The color of the flame is warm, not…