Led Fairy Lights Battery Operated, 2 Packs Mini Battery Powered Copper Wire Starry Fairy Lights for Bedroom, Christmas, Parties, Wedding, Centerpiece, Decoration (5m/16ft Blue)

I honestly have nothing bad to say abt these lights except I thought the wire was gonna be silver not copper cause I got the pure white ones and they looked sliver in the pics :( but I just gave them to my sister and she absolutely loves them they look super cute in her room

These lights are wonderful they made my wedding cake look amazing with the brightness of the lights an how well they worked. This is a must have

I put these in a wire bowl on top of a table in my screened porch, in lanterns to hang or just wrapped around the back of a chair. Fun & adds a touch of illumination for a dark corner.

Work great in a decorated bottle or jar. Makes a great nightlight when you don't have a plugin.

It does not have a remote control or a timer function but I knew that. It has on off switch

A little disappointed they don't have a remote, timer or different modes. But they look nice.

Ive had better/longer lasting strings, but they get the job done for a few hours at a time. This is a bare bones set of lights - no remote or any lighting options.

Such a cute pop of color!

In reviewing this Amazon asks to give a star rating for the remote control and timer function. These have neither. You just flick a switch to turn them on or off...Lights are very bright. Take 3 AA batteries and last for a good while. We have a newborn baby and have put these above our headboard and leave them on at night. Leave a good red glow in the room which is dark enough that we can sleep but bright enough that we can see when baby wakes. Baby loves staring at them at night, she gets mesmerised and then falls asleep (advice from the baby book). They last about 5 weeks of constant use, on for a few hours each night.The copper wire seems a bit delicate, but once the lights have been carefully put up, this is a benefit as you don't have bold wires everywhere.

The media could not be loaded.  Got this to brighteyup the gaping black hole when gas flame fire is off. The lights faded to practically nothing after 5 mins or so. Turns out the batteries don't fit tightly into the compartment. YouTube suggested folding tinfoil n plugging the gap so I did. It worked a treat and now they're beautiful - otherwise they'd have gone back. Hopefully mine was a dodgy one but if not, sort it out!

Surprised just how nice, dainty and bright these lights are. A few fir cones in fireplace along with these lights looks very Christmassy.

The price was excellent at £2.99 for one set of 50 bulbs and when first lit they were suberb and very bright. They use 3 AA batteries and we have a supply of good quality rechargeables however after one evenings usage it started to dim and 2nd night drained them, it constantly eats batteries, to be fair I have not tried std batteries but if it eats them at the same rate it would cost a fortune. Just an opinion but I believe that 50 bulbs for three batteries is too much (you will see similar products with 20 LEDs using the same power pack) probably needs 4. So now they have gone up in price I would say not worth it.

Great value at £2.99 One/two evenings only battery duration. I use rechargeable, bit of a faff every day but for the price you can't complain. Really bright led's at first dimming on second.