Warm White Curtain String Light

Big hit in the nursing home. All of the residents like to stop by and see the light show. 10/10 entertainment for everyone.

I bought two strands to hang in my door and I love the look it brings. It's a great way to bring some light in the room in the evening without using overhead lights. The dimming feature is nice. The settings seem random between the strands. The flashing will go from slow to fast but on one strand it'll be three pulses of slow, three pulses of fast while the other will do two pulses of each. You also can't sync them, they inevitably fall out of sync after a few seconds. But my favorite setting is just the solid lights so they work very well for that purpose and a great price. They are delicate when removing, they hang on a sort of thin wire but are spooled up pretty smoothly. I had to untangle the end of most and then was able to just slowly unspool the strand down my fingers. The hooks are tiny, I had planned on hanging them from my curtain rod but was able to just hang them from the curtain eyelets instead. If accuracy or flashy effects matter, look for a more expensive one. If you're just after some nice solid ambiance lighting/Christmas decor then these are perfect!

These lights came with small hanging hooks attached. I clipped each hook easily over my curtain rod (I have a double rod, skinny poles, this wouldn't work on thicker ones), the hooks swivel so hanging them is easy. After hanging the main line on the curtain rod, I un curled each string individually. Most I could put my finger in and pull it down and the strand would unravel without tangling. I let them hang naturally and their own weight finish straightening them out. The remote is very convenient. I use the timer and dimmer options but I haven't tried the other settings. The lights add enough light, through my blackout curtains even, so my room isn't completely dark. There is no brick with the USB plug, but I have plenty and don't mind that. Overall, setup was easy, took about ten minutes to do alone, and I've been pleased with the quality and features so far.

ok so here is a full review of using these at my indoor flea booth for a whole year. my booth doesn't get electricity but I needed lights. I bought two of those generic portable power banks and I would change them out every 3 days at my booth to keep my lights on 24 hrs a day 6 days a week. when I tried the timer method for the hours the store is open.. the timer seemed to work if you have the lights plugged into the proper source but each time the timer went off it would turn off the power bank as well. so when the timer went back on the lights would not go on because no one was there to turn back on the powerbank. so my only complaint is that the light timer would shut off the power bank too. but to my amazement these lights lasted me a whole year. On month 12 I went to change the power bank and the lights just didn't work anymore. so I paid $50 for the two powerbanks and I believe I paid $15 for the lights. so for $65 I had beautiful flashing light display for a year at my booth. so I'm back to get another set and hope it lasts me another year. power banks seem to be working still just not as long of a charge time anymore.. the lights, they were very easy to unravel and hang. my BF helped me so we had two hands going. careful we hung the entire length and after that was secure I then unraveled each string one at a time.

The cutest and most fun ever!! Comes with remote and it added a nice touch to the photo shoot wall.

These are alright for the price, but they aren't entirely as advertised. I was shipped lights that are extremely white, and not very "warm" white, unlike the photo, which looks 2-4X more "warm" than what I got. The attachment hooks are alright as well, but the adhesive is hit or miss on whether it'll last for a while. The actual strands of lights are super easy to get tangled, and I would recommend getting the version of this with sleeving around the actual light strips, otherwise you could end up having to untangle this thing for an hour. The fact it uses a standard USB connector is nice, though. You can plug this thing into a power bank and have it run without needing to be plugged into a wall outlet or other device at all.

Beautiful twinkle lights perfect to create a warm cozy ambiance. Comes with a remote and different settings to fit your style.

The Good: 1) The sticky button/hooks are stickier than command hooks which kept falling down. These I could move around a bit till just right. DO: touch the sticky pad a few times; they don’t have the pull tab that command strips have so can’t speak for how well they’ll pull off a painted surface after being there for some time.2) the lights were packaged in a clear flat plastic reusable clamshell which organized the lights with each strand rolled into a 1.5” flat O sitting in its own O-shaped slot, and the hooks on the main wire snapped securely above them. The sticky hooks were in a small zip-lock bag in a separate slot, and the remote control in its own slot. The Bad: just about everything else. 1) The light strands are 14” apart. This does not make for a curtain of lights but for a look of 9 independently hanging strands of lights meandering in their own direction. 2) The lights don’t hang straight—some curl, some bend randomly/strangely, and very unevenly, longer or shorter than the others, depending on how bent or curled the strand is. 3) While the packaging looks super neat and organized, each O has a thick, cylindrical 1” wire twisty tie that is machine tightened around the coiled light strand. VERY tedious to unwrap, especially 18 times! 4) A small few light strands would fall straight down into a banana curl that would need to be pulled as long and straight as possible. But most were wrapped more haphazardly and would tangle into upward and downward spirals requiring untwisting and untangling and then never conforming into a straight hanging strand; 5) The light modes—OMGOODNESS! Unless you are a Las Vegas attraction, there is only one light mode that does not fry your brain to watch it, and that is Steady on. All the others are some variation of Blinding Flash. (Maybe this is the attractive/desirable mode in downtown Singapore). And finally; 6) These are FAIRY lights, not curtain lights. BIG difference! I’ve had curtain lights hanging in my windows all year long for 5 years. I turned them on at Christmas time, but also when it’s rainy and dark and cold it brightens my day. And neighbors have commented many times how it cheers them up when they drive by my house They are sturdy thicker wires, the light stands out away from the wire in the same direction. They are larger and warmer lights and simply lovely. From the way this product was described, that’s what I thought I was purchasing. If you do decide to buy them, I would recommend doubling them, so that the second light strands are spaced 7 inches apart, giving a more curtain-like look, even if they are wavy and bent and crooked. Just plan to spend some time unwrapping those blasted tangled coils. In the video, the left side by the Christmas Tree is one strand of the lights. On the right side by the fig tree is a strand of actual curtain lights purchased a few years back. The right indie is a doubled strand of these fairy lights.

They were cool for a bit but after a month they keep changing modes and wont stay as one mode. Also huge chemical smell out of the box.