Light Up Letters Neon Signs, Pink Marquee Letters Lights Wall Decor for Christmas, Birthday Party, Bar Valentine’s Day Word-Pink Letter A

Love this light. I have it above my bed and it’s just the right brightness when all the other lights are out. And a really pretty pink color.

Super light in weight. So bright! Love them

Love it. Can use batteries....like I did for the party so I could put it anywhere. Or plug into an outlet to not waste batteries. Great!

PROS: I’ve had this light for less than a year and I love it. I love the size of it, it fit perfectly on my wall. It also is a very vibrant and bright pink, which is something I was looking for. Cord is clear also which helps, it is still hard to hide.CONS: Battery compartment needs work. Like I said I’ve had this less than a year and use it somewhat frequently and the batteries have already exploded and sealed the compartment shut. I would recommend remembering to change the batteries- as I forgot about that because I did not realize it would be needed so fast. Lastly, the cord is long so it’s a bit hard to hide. Aside the fact that the batteries exploded, this is a great lamp.

Great for teen’s room! DaughterLoves them! Gives off nice light... not obnoxious.

It’s super cute, I love it.

Perfect

I got the idea to make my daughter's name out of pink neon lights for Christmas. This is 1st letter that arrived "A", and when I plugged it in, it did not work. I figured maybe the usb was dead, so I put in batteries hoping to at least see what they looked like when they were on. Still no dice. I had another one of the letters, so I just moved on to that one to see if it worked. A minute or so later, I started smelling that weird smell of plastic burning, The control box (with the batteries still in it) on the 1st letter I'd tested was melting thru the case even though it wasn't working, and was not switched to "on". I quickly popped the batteries out of the case. The whole thing was really hot, and smelled like an electronics fire; (if you've ever been around one, you know what I mean.) As you can see in the picture, the control box wasn't wired right, and the resistor was melting through the case.These are cheaply made and, because of that, a bit on the dangerous end. Please be careful if you choose to use them.