6PCS Fairy Lights Battery Powered with Remote,7ft 20LEDs

Used for decorating shelves in a cozy reading nook. Tip: Use rechargeable AA batteries to save money over time. What I like • Warm white glow adds a magical, cozy feel • Flexible wire makes it easy to wrap or shape • Battery powered—no need to find a nearby outlet What could be better • Batteries not included • Timer function would be helpful for automatic shutoff Bottom line: A charming and versatile lighting set. Perfect for people who want to create ambiance anywhere, but look at plug-in options if you need long-term continuous lighting.

Works well & convenient. However, very challenging to change the batteries.

First, I question the accuracy of Amazon reviews because often the reviews calculated on a product are including reviews about different products. This is misleading, confusing and quite frankly a dishonest reviewing system. I see a review here that recommends using rechargeable AA batteries, yet the item being sold takes button batteries which brings me to my review on it. The lights were cute, remote is a plus as mine were put in an area hard to access. I have purchased similar lights elsewhere in the past that used regular batteries, and they quite literally lasted for a couple days straight through. These lights lasted only a few hours and each takes 2 button batteries which are not always easy to find and often spendy. They lasted only about 3 hours or so before turning them off and by next use were pretty much dead. Thinking it may be the batteries, I replaced with brand new ones, but again, just a few short hours and dead. I would not buy them again or recommend as they are costly to use and undependable

These work great for my craft projects. Awesome price. I will be back. Very much enjoying these. They switch between setting wonderfully! What a great deal.

Nice but needs lots of battery. Remote is great.

I got these short strands of tiny fairy lights with battery pack to copy a Christmas idea I saw in a high end catalog. By taking the metal top off of my Mercury Glass ornament, the small strand will fit down through the opening in the metal cap and into the ornament, filling it with sparkling lights. I will then run the last of the wire with the battery back up a hanging silk ribbon and tuck it into a garland of artificial Norfolk Pine greenery, suspended across a wide 8' doorway with a shower spring-rod. I have included a picture to show you. The 6 fairy lights come with a button battery inside already, plus 6 extras, and a screw driver to install. The battery pack is controlled with a remote control, which has many options for lighting....from solid to blinking to strobe, etc. It also has color options, but I will stick to the warm white for my Christmas decor. The wire is very thin and pliable and the LED lights are very small, so they will be perfect in these short strands for my purpose. I can't speak to durability just yet. The price of these is very reasonable---I will be able to light 6 Christmas balls at about $2. each. Not bad at all!

These were the WORST lights!! Instructions not clear for batteries; they seem to require {2} CR2032 button batteries. Had them programmed to come on at 5PM and off at 10PM; only lasted 4 days. Despite programming them not to flash or fade (options on remote}, they failed to come on at the correct time, would randomly light up throughout the day and start out steady but begin to flash several hours into "on" time. I think they may have been turning themselves on during the night as well, which could explain the battery drain. I have ordered fairy light sets from Amazon at least twice over the past few years, and they always performed perfectly, although they did use (3) AA batteries. I never had to replace batteries during the entire Christmas season. Do not waste your money on these.

We ordered a set of really cool paper stars, and I wanted to find remote control lights to go in them. These seemed absolutely perfect, because they're much lighter weigh than those that take 2 AAA batteries and do not have a remote. They lit up our stars perfectly, and we enjoyed 5 nights of having them on for 2 hours each night. On the 6th night, 2 of them did not come on at all because the batteries were dead. The third one came on, but only stayed on for about 30 minutes. So if you're looking for some very cool, lightweight, remote control fairy lights, these are great for short term use. If, like us, you're creating a cozy space that you can enjoy on a regular basis without having to crawl around and turn battery packs on and off every night, these are not going to last long term. I was very optimistically hoping to get at least 2 or 3 weeks out of them, as I can't imagine that they draw much power. 5 days was a disappointment. Even with the extra batteries, that's only about a week and a half.