🎄 YuQi 5ft Green Pop-Up Artificial Christmas Tree - Compact Collapsible Pencil Trees for Apartments, Dorm Rooms, Fireplace or Party Review

This small, skinny tree is perfect for a dreary corner that needs a bit of Christmas cheer. I put it in the guest bedroom, snugly around the bed so it doesn't get in the way. I would give this one 5 stars but the multicolored tree isn't really Christmassy, the red is more like orange. However, it is festive and I will be buying more!

I was really worried they would look cheap but they are amazing! I'm very happy, I ordered 2 black ones for Halloween and they look amazing. The only thing I will change is to paint it black in the middle so you can't see it on the trees so much, except I added some little pumpkin lights and they are super cute! I'm ordering them now for Christmas.

First of all, this Christmas tree is super easy to assemble, all you have to do is literally attach the plastic stand and the three included hinges. Also the decoration element is colorful and beautiful. And that's the best. It's very plastic, cheap and super thin. It will literally tip over if you hit it hard, so it won't work in high-traffic areas or if you have kids or a pet.

I love our YuQi 5' Black Tinsel POP-Up Fake Halloween Christmas Tree. It was very easy to set up. All you have to do is pull up the top of the tree and it will almost stand up by itself. At first I was a bit worried because the tree looked pretty sparse and transparent. But after adding fairy lights and wooden mini Halloween decorations, it got pretty pretty. We have a small living room, but we love to celebrate Halloween. This thin tinsel tree made it possible for us. For the lighting I used a

I love these little trees. I bought 2 for Christmas this year. I didn't feel like lugging around an old fake tree that sheds its needles when you pick it up. I wanted something for Spirit, but it wouldn't take much effort. We literally installed the trees in about 2 minutes. So easy to assemble. Simply connect the posts together, place a tree on the end of the post and lift it into place. There is a hole in the top bar to put the pin in and BAM you're done! I didn't even decorate them. I hung a

A tough year for all of us, I know. So I thought I could use something *extra* this past holiday season. Especially since staying was on the menu of the pandemic. Maybe it would embellish my backstory on meeting WFH? Maybe that would be a good way to make the "presence of the tree" a little more dominant this season. Assembly was easy for the most part. The bars are not connected together in any way that I could find, so you may need masking tape to secure the bars during construction…