Fairy Lights Battery Operated Twinkle Lights 7ft 20 Led Starry Moon Ball Lamp Waterproof Silver Wire String Lights for Bedroom Christmas Tree Patio Wedding Centerpiece

These lights are stunning. The are super easy to use and made of good quality. Didn't expect the display and glow to be this amazing. I am using these to decorate my bedroom and they look so pretty. They are a perfect buy for home decor. Highly recommend getting these

Love these perfect little fairy lights! These are great to add to holiday decor, gifts and so much more. The battery is long lasting and the lights came in good condition!

These look really pretty wrapped around a fence/bed post/tv/etc. The battery doesn't last long at all, maybe 12 hours so I'd replace those, but otherwise good lights

I ordered these specifically to place in clear flower pots with glass stones and they look GREAT! I love that they are waterproof because flat is very important for my project idea. I left the part with the battery in it outside of the vase because I assumed that couldn't be submerged. They give off the perfect touch to any home decor. It is also an added bonus that they don't require a plug because they you can add them to things like batteries or maybe some party center pieces.

Received these lights and intended use is to create some bokeh effects in photography.Lights themselves: They come with the battery pack, and batteries for each unit. The batteries used are 2x CR2032, which are easily replaced by popping open the door. There is a simple on/off toggle switch with these, and that's the only control provided.As far as the color of the lights, see the photo included Its between a cool and neutral color.. They do indeed twinkle, which at first I thought maybe the batteries weren't seated completely, but this is the effect these string lights are supposed to give.Each light is wrapped individually inside of a reusable ziplock bag, so they are able to be stored away neatly when not in use.The string itself can be bent in any direction for decoration purposes, but you might need a way to keep it held in place as the weight of the entire string with the lights isn't enough strength to keep its shape.It isn't quite 7 foot long though, from the first light on the string to the last light its about 6 foot long, then its got another 6-8 inches to the battery pack, and the batter pack is about 2 inches long itself. So from the very end to end, its close to 7 foot, but not quite. (Not a deal breaker for me, but figured its worth noting depending on your use for this.)As far as outdoor use, I probably would avoid elements of the weather for prolonged use, unless you had a way to weather seal the battery pack, as the door that opens isn't fully sealed and water/moisture will likely get in there and eventually cause issues.

I have many, many fairy lights that I use in various craft projects, but these are the first I have seen with the tiny globes instead of just the little dots along the wire. The spheres glow brightly and provide enough light that you could use these as a nightlight or place them in a lantern. The only drawback is the battery life, which seems to be about 12 hours for a set of batteries. (I think this is pretty common with this type of lighting.) Overall I like these lights and would consider ordering more in the future.NOTE: the title mentions twinkle lights, but these do not twinkle.

I wanted these lights to weave into garland over the mantle at Christmas, and they'll be perfect for it! They would also be adorable on wreaths, inside lanterns, jars and things like that. They're a nice warm white color, which I think gives a good ambiance. I like that they're slightly different than the standard fairy lights: a little bit bigger -as another review noted, they're about the size of a pea - and they have a slightly sparkly, textured look to them, like jewelry beads.They use 2032 coin batteries (2 for each string) , which come already installed - a thoughtful bonus! It took me a minute to figure out how to open the battery housing; I thought at first it was going to require a screwdriver, but that wasn't the case. Though, if you're particular about preserving your fingernails, you might want a flat-head screwdriver or butter knife, or some such on hand anyway, to help pry them open.The size of the batteries makes the battery compartment light-weight and low-profile, which might be really helpful in certain applications where you don't want a big chunky box sitting around, like say if you wanted to place the battery under something or tape it to something.The one improvement that could be made to these would be to have a remote, so they could easily be turned on/off. As it is, they'll just need to be always on if they aren't in an easily accessible place. I'm probably going to get a stock of long lived lithium replacement batteries to have on hand, just in case.

I got these lights to fill my lanterns for outdoor get togethers. They are cute and provide ambiance. In the pic I used 3 sets but may add more to make it brighter. The only thing I wish they had is a stiffer wire so I could shape them in spirals. To get the lights spread out like this I installed clips inside to hang them.