🌈 Vibrant Christmas Replacement Ceramic Candelabra with Multiple Colors Review

We have a really big tree this year. 400 c7 lamps consumed almost 1900 watts. That's 15.8 amps! Wires HEATED! We bought different LED brands to test. We wanted to create an old school ceramic lamp. You did your job. About 5% of the lights are a bit "short". The solder on the end of the bulb was short and they didn't touch the end of the socket. A drop of solder fixed the problem and 100% of the bulbs ordered worked.

These bulbs are perfect for attaching vintage electric pumpkins and candles! They're orange, so perfect for Halloween! The headlights themselves are actually orange, not painted over with white bulbs, they glow nice and soft unlike all the new LED bulbs that are now available. They come well packaged in individual slots in the box, so no broken bulbs! They look great in night lights or closet alcoves that also use this C7 sized bulb as they are not bright white bulbs! I highly recommend this…

Amazing! And they look just like incandescent bulbs because they also have ceramic. I highly doubted they were LED when I first opened the box, but they don't get hot (nor melt branches) and one bulb actually broke and you can see the LED inside. You can see that the bottom filament in the first picture has bulbs through everything but the bottom of the tree. Verdict - Opticore LED lights, blue and white are terrible. The second picture of the tree consists entirely of ceramic LED light bulbs…

I can't believe no other company has done something quite right. All other colorful C7 Christmas LEDs in big boxes and online shops are nonsense. Why we're getting tuned to "True Color" with cheaper LEDs is disappointing. I've used Opticore bulbs and other LEDs hoping they would look like old incandescent bulbs, but blue was always too bright and other colors were tolerable. These guys finally made the C7, which looks like the same ceramic lightbulb but with LED lighting. Perfectly comparable…