Lighting EVER Fairy Lights Plug in, 33ft 100 LED String Lights for Bedroom, Warm White Copper Wire Lights, Waterproof Indoor Outdoor Decorative Fairy Lights for Patio, Garden, Balcony, Vases, Craft

Wonderful Soft Glow and Great Length
These lights are great! The lights have a soft slow and look so pretty! They are wrapped around my tree and are on all the time as you can also plug them in. If you’re looking for good lights that have length as well as a soft glow buy these! You won’t be disappointed!

WHERE HAVE THESE BEEN ALL MY LIFE??!??!?!????????? LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE
LEGIT — where have these been for my entire existence! I am a woman who is OBSESSED with Christmas lights (a friend even got me a T-shirt that says “My favorite color is Christmas lights”) and they are all over my house – inside and out – year round. I slowly transitioned myself to LED only because, hellloooo astronomical electric bill…SO — I wanted lights that were bright, small, easy to string up (no tangling… like those monstrous “curtain lights”), bendable wire, PRETTY WIRE, and electric (I have a few strands here and there of battery operated LED lights but they flake out way too soon). THESE fit EVERYTHING I wanted and MORE.I wanted them at first for stringing along the ugly 1970’s spindles that sadly still exist in my ugly dining room in my ugly old house. Needed to make ugly things pretty! So I ordered one strand of these 33 feet). I was SO delighted when I saw how FAR they went; yes I measured first, but when I saw that I could double it up on the ceiling with plenty of drape to them – super delighted! I made some dried orange garland (Google it, if you are into oranges and crafting), and strung that up after I hung the lights. The bendable wire… MAGIC… worked them around the string the oranges are on and whammo! No more ugly spindles!Bought two more strands the next day — one for my (finished) basement stairwell – which happily is NOT circa 1970, it’s all new and stuff – but still, much darkness and no light (1970’s houses lack windows, ugh). How to solve? Run one strand of those magical fairy lights onto the existing dragonflies I had ‘flying’ on the wall & ceiling up that stairwell! SO beautiful and SO bright! I keep them plugged in 24/7 (duh) because not only do they illuminate the scarily dark stairwell to the magical place known as “our wet bar”, but – my dragonflies suddenly came to LIFE with those beautiful lights! Again super easy with the bendable wire – lightweight and easy to get up onto the wings and tails – even the hubby liked it (he pays the electric bill so he’s like, super thrilled I’ve converted my passion to all LEDs… but I digest)…These would be so beautiful just strung up by themselves as well on a ceiling – like a criss-cross pattern? Yeah I’m planning that next in one sadly scarily dark room just across from my now-bright and pretty dining room!Best lights ever. I want 100 more of them! =D

I love these lights. Just wish there was a way to connect multiple ones (besides many extension cords).
Beautiful lights for indoors.The good and not so good with these lights. First, they are gorgeous. In fact good is an understatement. I have 4 of them wrapped around three outside large brick pillars on my porch (see picture)….these are solar ones on my porch (doesn’t cost a thing to run them and they are absolutely beautiful in person). It gave me an idea to complete a project inside my house, but of course not using the solar ones…so I bought 3 of the indoor standard 120V. I made these two planter boxes for our entryway a year ago. I love them, everyone comments on them but the lights I had on them are the string Christmaslike soft white lights and I bought them in brown wiring so they’d match the branches. It looks gorgeous on and trust me, it wasn’t as easy as I thought putting them on. But as you can see by my red arrowed pictures, you can see the connector plugs and the wires in the branches. It doesn’t bother anyone but me. So after doing the easy peasy wrap around solar ones for my porch, I thought it would be great to switch out the “stringy” ones with these small wire ones. I bought 3 to replace the stringy lights showing the plugs. So I began my project. This wire is super easy to work with. To begin with I wanted to make sure I got the right amount, I ordered three 100 soft lights. Thought that would cover the 6 X 50 of the Christmaslike lights I was removing. Boy was I wrong. You’d think 300 lights = 300 lights. Wrong. As you can see by the picture. As of today I only put one string of these Starry lights on ~ this is 100 and you can see only takes up a third. So I need another 3 (or three for each box) which I will purchase, just wish I had known. Also, here’s my real problem with these…there is no way to connect them together, like you can connect the Christmalike like, where one connects to the other. Don’t know what I’m going to do about that, but I’ll figure it out as I have hidden compartments in the boxes for extension cords and the like.I’ll post a picture when I’m done. I’ve posted pictures of these out of the box and plugged in too.

Arrived fine, they are great! Brighter than I expected and still very nice!

I put this set of lights on a 6′ narrow decorative tree (that some might use as a Christmas tree, but I’m using it for 10 months of the year as NOT a Christmas tree! – lol). I didn’t wind the strand completely around the tree because let’s face it – who sees the back?? The length was perfect for my needs. I really like the handy off-on switch, built into the cord. Of course these lights don’t take much energy at all, and I plan to leave them on a lot, but I like the convenience of the switch, rather than having to pull the cord out of the socket to turn off the lights. My only complaint was that the lights were a bit hard to unravel. They were coiled in a circle which looked easy enough to unwind, but it proved a little more challenging. Of course,. I was wanting to be fairly gently with the wire, b/c it is delicate copper. All in all, a nice string of lights.

Très jolie