Sharpet 6 ft Battery Operated Pure White LED String Lights; 30 Tiny Bright Lights on a 1.8M Flexible Silver-coated Copper Wire

I love, Love, LOVE these USB rechargeable fairy lights and have found them to be truly wonderful for lighting up collectibles that I like to display, such as dream catchers and small vintage dolls. The 30 lights, short string length AND reduced distance between lights make them very unique and a perfect match for lighting items like that!Although I usually prefer the warm white lights, I have other colors, too, so I'm thrilled that the manufacturer makes them in an assortment of colors (and lengths). These are a terrific solution to the problem of having to constantly replace batteries, especially the short-life button batteries that typically come with lighted dream catchers.If you ever have a problem with them, here's a hint: I found the USB cord and a USB power plug are key to making them work best. I keep the USB cord that comes with the lights plugged in continuously, using a USB extension cord, which is then plugged into a USB power plug going directly into an electrical socket. In one instance, the new lights dimmed and didn't recharge or turn blue indicating they were charging, but I discovered the problem was the power plug, not the lights or battery, and using a different power plug solved the problem.I strongly recommend buying these!!! I hope the seller gets more colors and lengths in stock very soon, too!

I'm not sure if I got a bad set of these lights, or if the positive reviews are fake, but i regret wasting money on these. I have bought many sets of rice lights from a retail store and these, in comparison, are of an inferior quality. First, the wire comes wrapped in a bundle with one end of the wire knotted around the bundle. The battery pack was attached to the knotted end so that i had to spend 20 minutes delicately threading the wire through the knot to unwind it. The quality of the light is not the same as is pictured in the photo. It is a harsh, unpleasant, blue-ish color, similar to an old fluorescent bulb. Once i got the lights on (batteries not included), the section of the wire where the battery pack connects to the wire got hot. The plastic coating melted and the wire disconnected. I really hate sending junk to the landfill, but I'm afraid that's where these will end up.

These are very cute lights, but not very bright. They are light weight for hanging and don't get hot to the touch. The little box with the off switch is smaller than it looked in the picture (about half the length of my finger, and two fingers wide).

Only been using them a month ago can't speak to durability, but they work well and are bright enough for my needs. I wanted something I could plug in full time and didn't think this was it, but I've found that with a longer charging cord, I can leave them plugged in full time. That's probably bad for the battery, but I didn't want the battery in the first place, just to be able to plug them in and forget about them.

These lights were a great addition to my holiday display, especially my mini Christmas tree, and our nativity set. I also bought these as gifts for my girlfriends, and family. My sister used hers inside her liquor cabinet which has glass doors, and it looked fabulous. My only issue was that the strands are so light and delicate, they don't always lay flat, and have a tendency to develop kinks when winding around your displays. I would say that is a small downside for a really solid product, all-around. I will buy more soon for gifts, and to integrate into other décor applications year-round. If I could rate it a 4.75 stars, I wouldI bought the warm white vs. the bright white, and liked the tone it gave off.

These little fairy lights are WAY brighter than I thought they'd be! They worked great with Amazon Basics AA Batteries.They're a bit of a pain to store. The wire tangles very easily. I MacGyver'd a storage solution out of the cardboard tube of an empty toilet paper roll. The control box slips into the tube, then I pushed it down so it was in the center of the tube. I cut two small slits on the ends of the tube and fed the cord up through one of the slits then carefully wrapped the wire without overlap, around and around the tube. When I got to the end, I slipped it into the slit I'd cut on the end of the tube to secure it.

This string provides beautiful light, if too bright at first.Perhaps as a consequence, it burns through batteries much faster than I would expect for an LED light string. I wish it had a dimmer or other settings, because the light dimmed naturally as the charge faded, and I found the brightness more to my liking (I could actually look at them without squinting) at about half charge.

The brightness was way too harsh on the first day, but after a couple of days, faded to nothing. Good for one Christmas party or two if you get the yellow and not the white. White looks industrial. I twisted strands into a garland going up the stairs to subdue the brightness, but after a day or two, you couldn't even tell it was there. I switched out the batteries, but it didn't matter. I threw them away.