🎄 300LEDs Warm Indoor/Outdoor LED Christmas Lights with 8 Light Effects, Low Voltage Fairy String Lights on Dark Green Cable - Ideal for Festival Decoration, Garden, Xmas Tree, Room, Party, Wedding Review

I was hoping to use them for my fence but they won't connect to another kit, my electrician husband said he couldn't plug because of the cord add is too thin. So I spent my money on what I needed them for. If you don't need one to connect, I'll say they're light.

I thought the lights were nice, bright and arrived earlier than promised. I thought based on the photos they used the roll would be bigger. This is a simple spool of cardboard, similar to a roll of Christmas ribbon. I posted a video with the light. For sizing purposes, it is placed on a standard wooden deck with 2" wide slats.

I bought a few strands for these headlights and here on December 29 I am even happier about it. We still buy a real Christmas tree and these LEDs are a MUST for a real Christmas tree. They keep the wood alive in an amazing way as the old fashioned lights were so warm. Our tree has never wilted and I'm not worried about a fire with them. Our tree will last at least a week or two longer because these lights have held it up so well.

Amazing lamps. I was skeptical of buying LED bulbs that claim to be "warm" but aren't. I have a new artificial Christmas tree this year and need smaller lights. You are perfect. The wires are easy to disguise and due to the exposed nature of the wood I didn't want any extra connectors showing through. There are multiple lighting effects, but some of them are too gaudy and flashy. The pair is thinner and I've considered it but keep them straight for now because the light is so perfect. Highly…

I have two sets, 300 and 1000. I install 1000 in the garden and 300 on the patio. They look really good but recently a shorter set failed. At first I thought the line must be broken, but then I noticed that they actually work very poorly. could barely tell they were on in the late night darkness. So I don't know if they can fix it or not. Replacing them wouldn't be too costly, albeit tiresome and wasteful, but the hassle of loosening and pulling them would be a real pain.