Litark Christmas Fairy Lights Battery Powered, Battery String Lights with Remote Control, Waterproof,Timer,8 Modes,for Christmas Tree Garden Indoor Outdoor Decorative (Multicolor, 20m)

These lights are perfect for me because they are not very bright and this is exactly what I would like to see on a Christmas tree. It also has a warm light. The only thing I don't like is the colour of the wire, because on a dark green tree it is very noticeable.There is a plastic case for 3 AA batteries, which are not included. And a huge advantage is that there is a remote control, this is always good, because you don't have to crawl under the tree to switch the mode. Nice quality for the price.

The Litark Christmas Fairy Lights offer a decent selection of features, but fall short in terms of overall performance and value.Key Features:Battery-Powered Flexibility: The battery-powered design allows for easy placement without needing a nearby outlet.Remote Control Convenience: The remote control makes it simple to adjust settings and turn the lights on/off from a distance.Waterproof & Timer: These features make the lights suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, and the timer ensures automatic shut-off.Multiple Lighting Modes: The 8 lighting modes offer some variety in the appearance.Shortcomings:Dim Brightness: The lights are noticeably dimmer than some other options on the market, potentially limiting their effectiveness for creating a festive atmosphere.Battery Life: The battery life could be improved, especially for extended use during the holiday season.Plastic Construction: The plastic construction feels a bit cheap, and the lights might not be as durable as some others.Overall:While the Litark Christmas Fairy Lights offer a decent range of features, their dimmer brightness, shorter battery life, and less-than-premium construction make them a middling option. If you're looking for a reliable and bright set of fairy lights, you might want to explore other brands.

I received this product through the Amazon Vine programme and this review is based on my girlfriends opinions.£12.99 for a 20 metre set of lights with a remote is quite good value. Just add your own 3x AA batteries and voila. Warm white isn't as bright as the other whites but these are fine and there are a good range of settings. I still think you need to protect the battery box when using these outdoors even though these have an IP65 rating. Other than that this is a good set

I love to use cool white lights to decorate around my home at Christmas, as I adore the icy glow they give. With this set including 20M of bright LEDs, I'm very pleased with it, and I can't wait to get them on display this Christmas!One thing I really like about these lights is that there's the ability to change the sequence into different modes. The string lights can do different versions of twinkling, glowing or flashing, etc. It's super easy to change the modes, as you just press the corresponding button on the remote (or battery pack X number times).There are no batteries included with the lights (as the listing says), so they do require you to provide 3xAA. I like that the lights are battery operated, as it means there are no limitations of placement from a cable, as they don't require a fixed power point.The lights work perfectly well when turned on, and the cabling feels good quality.I don't have any critiques, so overall, I would highly recommend!

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with these Fairy lights... the 20m length with 200 LEDS is certainly generous enough to string the whole length of my garden, and they provide a quite lovely secondary/atmospheric lighting effect with choices including wave, sequential, slo glo, slow fade... 7 in all plus steady "on" controllable directly from a push-switch on the battery box or the included remote control... the latter including a neat timer option to light 6hrs "on" and 18hrs "off" repetitively each day... that's a useful feature I like.It's good that the battery box itself appears watertight (IP65) and therefore there's no need to be tied to a USB or mains power socket, but what I dislike intensely is the need for 3 x AA batteries in this day and age when a rechargeable lithium cell would be far more practical (even if it did add a pound or two more to the cost)... I can see me modifying this! The remote requires a CR2032 coin battery, which are common enough and last for ages.It's a shame this product is hindered by its 20th century power supply... otherwise it'd be great!

I like Xmas lights, my general plan every year is to ensure my apartment can be seen from a distance, if not from passing satellites. This string of lights will help add some extra festiveness.As is typical with these designs you have a smart little remote with varying functions and a waterproof battery box meaning these can be used both outside and in. With 20m to play with that should loop a couple of times around a small room or balcony.

These fairy lights are not particularly bright, but are more than enough to act as the lighting for a small Christmas tree or perhaps around a window. The remote allows you to switch between various modes such as flast flash, slow flash, fade on/off and always on. What I did really like, though, was the battery pack. This felt of better quality than most of these types of battery pack, and had two nice big clips to secure it closed. Much better than the usual single flap type clip, which entails using a fingernail to try and prise open. These clips are a good design. The battery pack also contains the circuit board and the switch to manually turn them on and off.