Dandelion warm white lights

This lights run on 4 AA batteries. There is a hook that you can hook on anything (a loop of string around the top of a blind, for example). Not having to plug them in allows flexibility. You get to do a little creative work, separating the strands, and the filaments at the end of the strands. If you want, you can leave them all together, and they look like cone shaped rocket ships. I most often pry them apart into a roughly spherical look. There are also remote controls, which I use primarily for turning them on and off. But there are a bunch of different settings, from slow fades, to fast blinks, to a rotation of all the possibilities. I try to be sensitive to my neighbors. I don't particularly like a lot of flashing lights, so that is just a function I use when I am "showing off" what they can do for somebody. So, they are not expensive, they are flexible, and they are fun. Occasionally a remote doesn't work, but it doesn't matter as any remote will work on any unit, so you have plenty to choose from.

Like an artificial Christmas tree, you should always arrange the "branches." On this amazing item, there are 25 "branches" per ball and each branch has 4 tips. For best results, you should space out the 4 tips for a fuller look. I found it easier to first arrange the branches into the desired shape (ball shape) and then space out/arrange the 4 tips on each branch. The lights are nice and bright. There is a remote for each light. However, in a cluster, one remote can control the entire cluster. The branches are not fragile, which is good. There was one misunderstanding for me, though. I thought the entire thing was lithium battery-powered. Only the remote has the lithium battery (included). You have to put in four (4) AA batteries per ball. I bought 2 sets of 4's so that was 32 batteries! Even on timer mode, they'll need to be replaced in a couple of weeks. I totally recommend this beautiful light.

Used these as holiday lights outside on our porch and one indoors in our kitchen. It was convenient to have a remote control and a timer so the lights came on every night at the same time. My kids (10 and 7) loved playing with all the settings. Batteries lasted almost the whole season. Remote did not work through windows, so we had to open the door or slide the window open to adjust settings. Pretty modern aesthetic firework burst light. They did provide one remote per light. Not necessarily needed, but the kids did lose one remote. Very happy with this purchase. Hoping these last awhile!

These light are great! We purchased than last year to use on trees for Holiday lights. Loved them so much, and purchased more this year. I think they would also look great on a patio on summer nights. They can be set on a timer and do turn on an of automatically. Great addition to our holiday lights!

Love these! We hang the 4 starburst/globes from the ceiling of our front porch at slightly different heights. We're very pleased, and received compliments from neighbors! SET UP: Expect to spend a while to form the globes! Each has 25 strands to move, spread & position carefully. You can form an inner small bright globe, surrounded by a larger, more delicate globe of light... which alternate with a "burst" effect on one of the remote settings. REMOTE: We like the variety. Of the 8 lighting patterns, we use the slower, subtler ones. You can set all 4 globes to come on at the same time each day (with auto-off after 4 hours (or is it 6?). You get a remote with each of the 4 globes. All are identical; any of them will control any of the globes. BATTERIES: each globe uses 4 batteries. **You need to take the each unit down to change batteries.** So! we bought high capacity Li-ion batteries and a heavy duty recharger, and got 10-14 days per charge. Not cheap, but worth it. STORAGE: They are quite delicate! If you cram them in a small or flat box for storage, you might have a mess next holiday season. Also since the wires are small, they might suffer from damage after repeated packing/unpacking. Best to pack each in a box approx 12x12x12", or, as we did, suspend them inside a box approx 12x12x48.

These dandelion lights are spectacular, very easy to set up indoors and outdoors, with 8 light modes, individual remote for each light but you can also use the same remote for all as well. The brightness can be adjusted and you can even set each light on different timers. I absolutely love these lights during Christmas time, and I still keep them for ambiance lighting.

These are cute lights but it was a pain to bend them into shape. Also, they are battery hogs. I have them on the timer for 6hours but I’ve already had to replacc all my Energizer batteries after less that 2weeks.

Bought these lights for the holiday season. It took a bit of time to position the wires for each LED strand for each firework lights into a nice looking ball. I hung then of the eases of my roof with see through, fishline wire. I was able to use one remote for all four firework lights. They looked great. Three of the four lights were bright and easily seen from the street in front of our house. One seemed to drain the batteries faster and was a bit dim. Overall, a nice set of lights for a decent price.