LITBLOOM Lighted Twig Birch Tree with Fairy Lights 6FT 330 LED for Indoor Outdoor Home and Christmas Holiday Decoration

Purchased: 6 foot birch treeWe've always had a real tree for the holidays, but it's getting to be too much. I've never cared for artificial evergreen trees - they don't smell good, which is half the point, and they never look right either.I thought I'd try this as an alternative, and have been pleasantly surprised by how pretty it is and how seasonally appropriate it feels, for our Hanukkah/Christmas/Winter Solstice holiday home.I'm thinking it might look good with some added decorations, like a string of blue mini lights, or some small ornaments or snowflakes, but my beloved feels that would be going a bit overboard. Maybe next year.Meanwhile, I'm very happy: I got a good deal, the tree is easy to assemble & adjust, light enough to handle easily by myself, and yet definitely sturdy enough to support some ornaments.Best of all, the cat finds it totally uninteresting! Happy Winter, everyone!

this tree adds a lot to my decor

I like it. It’s very basic, but the lighting is fun.

I own three lighted white birch trees (4-ft/6-ft/8-ft) from three different companies. I had only intended to buy one (the tallest), but I fell in love with the magical effect these trees create, so I added one...then another. I am quite pleased with all of them, but they each have strengths and weaknesses which I believe are useful to pass on.Lightshare’s 8-ft tree with 132 LED mini lights: This tree is beautifully shaped with long arching branches. It is the tallest yet has the least number of lights (16.5 avg. per foot). Still, it provides good atmospheric light. In other words, it doesn’t look skimpy on lights but it won’t take the place of a lamp. It is well wrapped, with no exposed supports or lumpy spots in the construction. Its only downside is that the white bark is close to a pure white, rather than a creamy white like a real birch tree. Also, the black lines on the bark are too consistent in size, length and color to again look like the real thing. I don’t consider this a major problem because the tree still looks beautiful.Lamphome’s 6-ft tree with 240 LED mini lights: This tree has more branches than the 8-ft tree, but they are shorter. I prefer the shape of the 8-ft tree, but this tree is still attractive and it works better for the space where it stands. Thus, if you have limited width space, this is a good choice. It is definitely the brightest of my three trees (with 40 LED avg. per foot), and really functions as a cool lamp in a space where I wouldn’t want to put a floor lamp. If what you want is a subtle addition of atmosphere, then I suggest a 6-footer from Lightshare (72 LED total). The tree is well made like the Lightshare, and its strongest asset is the bark appearance which looks amazingly realistic, the best of my three trees.Litbloom’s 4-ft tree with 200 LED fairy lights: This tree is shaped similarly to my 8-foot tree long, and it looks great sitting atop a 12-inch-square occasional table in a room that is just too small and full of stuff to be able to absorb a floor-standing tree. Although it has the most lights per foot (avg. 50), it is not as bright as my six-ft tree because the fairy lights are smaller than mini lights. It is as well made as the other two and as for the bark, it comes close to being as realistic as the Lamphome tree. The only thing that keeps it from looking as real as possible is the fact that the lights are wrapped onto the limbs with silver wire that is visible, particularly in strong daylight. For me this isn’t a problem because the room that it’s in doesn’t get a lot of natural light and the tree is small. I wouldn’t, however, buy this tree in a larger size because the wires would be more apparent.Overall comments: If you have the space, go with an 8-ft tree. The others sizes just can’t create the same presence and would look puny in a large space. Plus, this large tree is sturdier because it weighs more. (The 4-ft and 6-ft are very lightweight.) Again if you have the space, the trees with the longer arching branches are more elegant. As for number of lights, decide based on your goal. If your goal is purely to create atmosphere, stay away from trees that average above 30 LED mini lights per foot. If you want to use the tree as a light source, then go for more.As I said at the outset, I am pleased with all three trees because they each fit a different need; but if I could only have one, it would be the Lightshare 8-ft tree. Its one downside—the bark appearance— is something I can easily fix with a couple of small bottles of craft acrylic paint and a tiny paint brush for less than five dollars should it ever bother me enough to address.

Nice lights, you can shap it hoe you want it.

I just put my lighted birch tree away for the season in March. It's still cold here, but the Spring is arriving finally. This little tree gave our home the nicest, warmest glow in our living room all through the Fall and Winter. It is so lovely!! Nothing really to assemble, just plug in and enjoy!

This was easy to assemble. Will be getting another

I love this. It stores great and is super easy to put together. I use it for almost every holiday!

also bei mir fehlt der adapter und fernbedienung wir konnte es nicht ausprobieren bei dem preis sollte und wenn man es in deutschland verkauft .auch anzuwenden sein,ich habe keinen drucker und seid corona auch niemanden wo ich hin kann den rückschein drucken zu lassen, also muss ich es behalten. i,weiler-wetzel

Easy to put together. Leaves are realistic. Added some baubles and its a perfect Christmas tree. Very happy.

This tree is absolutely beautiful. The lights on it are much more impressive than I had expected. It doesn’t look particularly real, but I didn’t exactly expect it to - all round in very impressed by it.

Looks great but the plastic connections won’t screw in together to so the metal points cannot touch so the light won’t go on - also it is the wrong PowerPoint plug for AustraliaSo the price is too high if it doesn’t workTree alone looks good