66FT 200 LED Fairy String Lights Outdoor/Indoor, Super Bright Fairy Lights with Remote, Waterproof Copper Wire 8 Modes for Christmas, Bedroom, Party, Wedding, Garden (Warm White) Review

This garland set is great for indoor use. It's USB powered, has 8 different settings, can be dimmed, comes with a remote control and USB socket, and is longer than most other brands - long enough to frame it on your wall! Copper wire gives you the flexibility to shape it however you want. A minor annoyance is that the default settings for these lights flash when you turn them on, and there doesn't seem to be a way to change the default settings. I'm not sure about outdoor use or the durability…

My outdoor Christmas lights are connected to a timer. They turn on at dusk and off at dusk. Each time they are turned off and on again, the settings are reset. If you like constant light, you need to get outside EVERY DAY and choose this setting. Length is also on the list, but when you look at these lights, there just aren't that many for the price. If you think of that box of Christmas lights you bought in the past, the volume here is much smaller. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they…

Inexpensive and looks good. However, the brightness of my string was not constant over its entire length. The LEDs at the end of the chain are half as bright (or even less) than the LEDs at the beginning of the chain. This meant I had to run a string "back and forth" so that the total amount of light in a given area was roughly the same along the entire length. As others have said, the default is flashing, so every time they're online you have to press the button 7 times or select the option…

I really loved these, the copper color of the wire was so lovely and beautiful! But my kitty destroyed them. If you have a cat, be careful! The lights are on a thin beautiful wire and it drove my cat completely nuts, I tried to keep him off the wire but the spot where he had to reach the outlet was accessible to the kitty and he managed to destroy it after 2 days. I went with the version with the battery so it can't get to the cord and that worked better for me. Shit, I have to keep using…

They weren't expensive so it saved them from a totally hard look. They also work when small lightbulbs turn on. So these are good things. Bad things? Firstly, the mode is not saved between switching off and on again. Not the biggest thing for every situation, but it would be nice if he could remember. And that's just a problem, because the default mode should be called "Epilepsy". The lights appear to cycle through all modes alternately. In my ideal world, the default would simply be "on". What