Review on 🕎 Laser Lights for Chanukah: Enhanced Outdoor Home Decoration & Hanukkah Lights Show by Raquel Peterson

Since this is the only house on our entire street that celebrates Hanukkah and doesn't have a light, we wanted the house to be lit up with something festive. It was the only affordable option so we gave it a try. The first light we ordered was defective and never came on; We got it back in exchange for a second. The second worked, but not at low temperatures. The lights look beautiful when they work. They're not very bright and the images of the menorah and the Dreidel are a bit washed out, but it's fun and our kids and neighbors love it. Unfortunately, as soon as the temperature drops below 40 degrees, the light dims and is no longer visible. Of course, this is incredibly frustrating since Hanukkah always falls in the winter. sooo One would assume that the Hanukkah lights are built to withstand fairly low temperatures. Spring. It's still fun and festive and I'd say if you know what you're getting and depending on the temperature in your area I'd recommend these lamps with caution.