🕯️ Xodus Innovations FPC1525A Window Candle with Dusk to Dawn Sensor and Large Base, Battery Operated LED, Antique Brass/Black Review

I absolutely LOVE this little candle! You should place them as shown, with the small round handle on the left, to allow the small slot on the other side of the candle to gather sunlight. It lights up constantly, pulsates or flickers (depending on the chosen setting) and lights up every night when it gets dark. It turns off automatically when I enter the room and turn on the light, and then turns on again when I turn off the light. Stays on all night and the battery lasts a very long time, much…

This is great. They have a clip so you can attach them to windows. The clamp keeps the candles from moving or falling and I've had them for three days now with no problems. However, since the base is flat and the candle is light in weight with two C batteries inside, you can also place it on a windowsill if you have enough space. The light flickers, which is a bit unusual as most of my neighbors' window candles don't flicker. The candle turns on automatically at dusk and stays on for 12 hours…

Candle arrives as described. I'm a little tired of ordering everything I need because the reviews were either terrible or amazing. So I needed 13 and just ordered one to see what I think. The candle works as described with three settings. The candle worked and the batteries were easy to insert. The twilight sensor works when the candle is in a well-lit window. I had them around 3pm in my living room with five windows and a door to the courtyard (plenty of light) and the candles stayed on. But…

According to Revane I bought a couple of these Thomas and Betts brand bulbs in 2013 but never used them. I received them this year, set them up and liked them, wanted to order more but not the T and B brands. I found these, they are exactly the same. To get a more realistic yellow light, it took me 30 seconds to color each bulb with a yellow magic marker and BOOM! – worked like magic. These lights aren't as bright as my old incandescent bulbs, but they're great because they turn on and off at…

We have a large country house with many windows. My wife loves window lights for Christmas decorations, and I don't like all those cheap, outdated, flammable cords. So this year I set out in search of the best rechargeable lights out there. I needed an LED for long battery life and wanted something that I thought would last a decade or more with good care. I read hundreds (maybe dozens) of reviews and started buying samples from the ones that sounded the most promising. Some of them were better

I ordered 3 different Revain window candles to try on my windows, then chose a 'winner' and ordered more of the same type. This candle was the best that me, my mother and my daughter chose. I was delighted to see it in the windows both during the day (it's an attractive candle in its own right) and after dark (it gives off a soft white light that looks quite realistic). The sensor worked perfectly. I returned 2 other "candidates" and ordered 7 more of them. Imagine my horror when none of them…

Very satisfied! We ordered 6 in worn bronze to fill our front windows for the holidays. We were concerned that some reviews complained about how dark they were. We were pleasantly surprised and don't feel like they're lackluster at all. We felt they put out a significant light considering they are battery operated. I'm not sure if the brand of battery matters, but I bought a Duracell Pro. I'm not sure if the Dollar brand batteries work the same way or not. Regardless of the brand used, however,

EDIT 11/2020: I finally had to replace a candle that the cats threw out the window and smashed. All others get stronger after 4 years. I love these candles! EDIT: These candles are now being used at night for 2 months (April to May) and so far I've only had to change the batteries on one candle! Brilliant! I searched the internet for window candles for weeks before deciding on these and I'm SO glad I did. I wanted them to be battery operated because I wanted to have candles in all my windows…