National Tree Company Pre-Lit Artificial Full Christmas Tree, Green, Dunhill Fir, White Lights, Includes Stand, 6 Feet

At first I was a little skeptical, I had this tree sitting in my amazon cart for quite some time. Finally bought it and I'm not mad! I saw the many good reviews and photos that was listed on here and I can also say that I recommend this tree! Yes, it's no $500-$1,000 tree but for the price ( got it for $103.99 ) it's a five star for me.Pros:It has many lights so it doesn't look cheap and after setting up the tree and fluffing nothing from the tree shedded. This tree gives a clean semi upscale aesthetic, again for the price 👌.It was also super easy to set up and fluff. The item also came in a medium size box, nothing too huge. I'd say the tree is pretty full. Another thing that I love about it is that it's not too big nor too small. Would be perfect for an apartment space too not just a house.Hope this helps!! - Happy Halloween, Happy Thanksgiving, and Merry Christmas !

I ADORE this tree. I've had only real, Douglas fir trees, all my life. This year, for a variety of reasons, getting a real tree was not practical. This is some of the best money I've ever spent. As other reviewers have stated, it really looks like a genuine tree. (I took a close-up photo of branches).When you open the box, you'll find it in 3 sections. They fit together perfectly. You put the bottom section in the stand. You plug each section into the outlet of the next. ALL of the branches immediately fall down into place. The only work YOU have to do, is separate the branches to fan them out and make the tree full. One of the reasons I love it, is that my tree had to go in a corner. (See photo). So this worked out perfectly. I can lift the back branches up a bit and just snugly fit the tree into the corner. So I get all the beauty of enjoying my Christmas tree, but it doesn't stick out and take up a lot of floor space in my living room. I am in a smallish 1-bedroom apartment. My living room is not huge, so I needed something that would be compact. That said, at some point when I am able to put this tree up in a large room, it will also work perfectly, because I can then fan out the branches a little more fully than I have done in my small space. So I would say this works beautifully in a small room, and equally beautifully in a larger room.SET-UP IS A BREEZE. It took me MAYBE 3 minutes to put together, plug in and, voila! fully-lit tree. I couldn't be happier.

Very nice tree. I got it for a good price, Christmas trees are so expensive even fake ones, so I feel I got a good deal. It was easy assembly, I am of senior age and I did it myself, maybe that’s why it is leaning a little, but I think that was my doing. It was very pretty and I hope it works for this coming Christmas. I’ll let you know!

After decorating and dealing with this tree, I have to update my review. The tree branches are just too sharp so I have decided to send this back.The tree is pretty, and it is nice to look at once it's up and fanned out. It had seemed decently full, that is, until I saw my old one that I gave to my neighbors. Now THAT one is actually full and makes this one look pretty skimpy and empty. The picture here of it is before decorating it - I felt like the pic without decor would give a better idea of what it looks like.Besides me realizing that it's NOT very full, there are a couple things that have made me change my mind and decide to send it back.1. Also unlike my last tree, this one is SUPER stabby. I had to wear gloves when working with this tree. And even with gloves, I still felt like I had some kind of splinters in my fingers. It's not, but it leaves you FEELING like you've got fiberglass splinters in your hands. Not cool, and even after the mass amount of cords and tags (explained next), this is the biggest downfall of this tree and what ultimately has forced my hand in returning it. It's just not ok and also not normal.2. Cords. It has a SUPER CRAZY amount of cords. And each cord has an even crazier amount of tags all over Every. Single. One. of them! Yellow, silver, white, green - a million warnings for stupid people repeated on Every. Single. Cord. I spent a ton of time cutting them all off because they would definitely show thru the tree. The cords themselves are at least green tho, and they come zip tied onto the tree. If you do decide to go with this tree - in the chaos of trying to take everything apart in order to put it together, you may be tempted to cut them off. I don't recommend it - you're going to want them. I did that with one and put a zip tie right back on to hold the mass amount of cords against the tree. With zip ties and cutting off the tags, this part is noteworthy but dealable.To address the comments about lights - one nice thing is that there are a LOT of packs of extra lights, as well as fuses in case a whole strand/cord goes out, along with instructions. My tree did also seem to be completely covered, and evenly, with lights.Overall, it's not terrible but I just can't recommend it, mainly due to it being painful to deal with.

We rearranged our living room and required a smaller tree for the new space. Since I needed a tree with a smaller diameter at the base, I ordered the 6’ tree. In order to make it a little taller, I made a pedestal out of plastic tubs and weighted it down so it wouldn’t be “tippy”.When I first unpacked and set this tree up, my family looked at me like I had brought home the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree. It just looked like there weren’t enough branches. I assured them that this tree had extremely good reviews, and to just wait until it was fluffed out. To be honest, I was a little worried. It did take a while to fully fluff out this tree - but it was worth it. This is one of the nicest trees I have ever seen. I like a lot of lights, so I added colored strands as this tree came pre-lit with white lights. The final result is awesome! This tree is sturdy and well built, and I’m sure it will be our family Christmas Tree for many years to come.