Holiday Pride White Christmas Tree Lights - 100 Count Clear White Lights on White Wire (22.5 Ft) - Indoor/Outdoor Use - UL Listed - Static & Flashing Modes (Packaging Difference)

This is my first year using a white artificial Christmas tree. Which I purchased on Amazon of course. To my chagrin I had multicolor blinking lights. But not paying attention to the wire it was green and you know when you have little kids, you’ll have to do the tree with what you have. so of course it did not look that good. So I ordered these lights on Amazon. They came very quickly. So when the little ones were asleep, I put up the white lights with the white wiring. It looks beautiful. We used fluorescent, silver, glitter, opaque, Pink glitter, and pink bulbs. They were so easy to thread through the tree. I recommend that you purchase these Christmas lights you’re gonna love them.

Wife uses these to accent our hutch and her China. Last a long time.

Great product

Bright and sparkly.

all the lights are working perfectly :)

Great quality lights!! Have them outside on my patio!

Good quality

FYI: These lights do NOT "twinkle," they "flash" on and off all at the same time -- which makes your house look like a bar and grill. "Beer, Beer, Beer". Not a good look. My fault for thinking the lights would twinkle and not all flash on and off together. Lights that twinkle all go on and off randomly, one light at a time, which looks really nice. Lights that go on and off at the same time look pretty silly. But they did say they would "flash," so at least they're being honest.To get them to flash, (gently) pull out one of the bulbs and replace it with another special bulb (with a red tip) they include with makes them go on and off. It's easy to do this, though, but not obvious at all.1/Pull any bulb out. I choose the once closest to the plug. To do this, use your fingernails to get a grip on the plastic ring around the bulb (not the bulb itself) and firmly pull the bulb out of its holder. It will come out.2/ Insert the red-tipped replacement (flashing) bulb into the holder. There are two of these in the little plastic bag they include. Before you push the new red-tipped bulb in, line up the two copper wires you'll see on the outside of the bulb with the metal contacts inside the bulb holder. Look before you push the new bulb in so they line up.There, you're done! A bit silly to do, but it works.I changed one string of bulbs to flash and left the other string of lights (there are two) on all the time by not changing any of its bulbs. So only half the lights flash on and off while the other lights are always on. Try this before you insert the other flashing (red-tipped) bulb, and you may find it looks less "Beer Beer Beer" to you.We'll see how long these last. They were cheap enough, but I'm still unhappy that the bulbs "flash" all together. My mistake, though. My making only one of the two strings to flashing may make it look less strange.