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These fairy lights are so pretty. I love them. Put in glass vase and the lights put out just enough light.

These were perfect for a winter apothecary project!

I convert American WWI Dimestore Doughboy toy soldiers into WWI German trench raiders (to balance out my US army collection). The photo doesn’t adequately show them off, but the fairy lights incorporated into a flame thrower team are spectacular.

These are great little lights. I bought them for a tiny Christmas tree but ended up using them in big plants etc. They are very flexible so they're easy to arrange through plants or decor. They are very bright and pretty but if you let them run for more then a couple hours at a time you will need tons of replacement batteries. Just save yourself the annoyance and buy a bulk package of batteries when you buy the light. You'll need them.

so far so good. we'll see how long they last. Good price! Got here on time! Works well!

They are bright!

I purchased these for an exhibit which would be up for 6 weeks. When I received them, I checked each of the lights, and was impressed by the brightness. For the exhibit, I decided that I needed 2 strings, where I planned to use 1 string. This was anticipated, based on the product image, showing a full pack of 6 in a jar. I knew that I would have to replace the batteries at some point, maybe even twice. I waited to turn the lights on, until after the gallery opened on the first day (mid-day on a Tuesday), trying to save as much battery power as possible. The lights were very strong when first turned on, but began to dim within an hour. They stayed on, but burned out by Friday. I had 12 strings to change the batteries for. Each battery pack has 4 tiny screws. Each 6-pack has a tiny screwdriver, which is 1 3/4" long. The screws were really tight, and I almost stripped each one as I tried to loosen it. You have to take each screw out completely to get to the batteries, which come out and go in easily. Then you have to screw each of the tiny batteries back in to close it. The entire process took me about 5 minutes per pack. Most of that time involved unfastening and fastening the screws. What was disappointing was that, even after I replaced the batteries (Sony brand), the bright lights again dimmed within the first hour. Each string takes two CR2032 batteries. That is clearly stated in the description. However, the short life, and need for replacing so many, so often, has made these lights completely inefficient for the exhibit, as I cannot go through and turn each of the battery packs off and on each day. I would reuse them for something that won't require them to be on for more than 24-48 hours. With that said, the lights in the exhibit are lovely. They're just short-lived. With the expense of frequent battery changes, and the time involved in changing them, they're a LOT more expensive than I planned.

Perfect for my little snow globes.