LED String Lights 99ft 300 LEDs String Lights Dimmable with Remote Control, Waterproof Lights for Bedroom, Parties, Garden, Wedding, Yard, (Copper Wire Lights, Warm White99ft)

I LOVE THESE LIGHTS, LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM !I fell in love with copper led lights last year when I got a charlie brown style xmas tree and got some led cooper lights to go on it. I have a very special day coming up and wanted?needed some more lights. I found the lights from Bright Starl and was happy to see that they came with a remote and the length was 66 feet ! The lights are that size, I took them out and strung them out in the kitchen. I got two sets with this order in the white color. I reached out to Bright Starl about the color ones to make sure that they are the same (just colored) and they replied back within one day. So, I ordered the 66ft multi colored ones just before writing this review. I like the control with the remote, you can dim them, make them flash and turn on and off. Way more options with the remote than I can tell you about. For the price and safety over other types of lights out there I went with this kind and I am very glad i did. Simply lovely. I am also happy that the seller got back to me quickly, made me feel better about buying the other set in color. When I get those, I will test them and leave a review as well. I paid full price for these two sets of light.

300 lights but comes in a tiny box half the size of a shoe box. These lights are suspended on small copper wires. I really like them! I hope they hold up well. I put 2 boxes of these lights and a 150 light roll on the 6 pillars in front of my house. The only negative is the remote control is pretty much worthless unless you are right next to the control head. Overall, a good product at a great price!

This product has things to like and things to hate.DescriptionLiterally, LEDs molded onto two thin copper wires. The wires are more substantial than hair-thin, but nowhere near as thick as the familiar green christmas-light wires. The entire 100 feet is wound around two sides of a flat card about two inches by four inches. So, think small. Don't go thinking you're getting a round spool like may rope lights or christmas lights.The wire is copper color. The LEDs are, indeed, warm white to match the copper.The power supply is lightweight, perhaps two cubic inches, with a barrel connector matching a barrel on the end of the copper wires. The dimmer module is a featherweight cubic inch plus with a male connector in the body and a female barrel connector on a wire. What appears to be an antenna device hangs out of the module on a second wire.The RF controller is small and typical of devices of its style. The dimple switches provide no tactile feedback.As described by product info, the unit is standalone, not modular, not extendable. Buy the correct length in the first place.Operating QuirkThe most important comment is about the RF control. It's a real shame because --either due to lousy switches or lousy RF-- most of the time nothing happens when you press the controller buttons. Not even with the controller right next to the antenna. So, WRITE OFF THE RF REMOTE as a "plus." Maybe yours will work better than mine, and you'll be pleasantly surprised. If not, remember that you bought the product for the cute lights.How Much Light?Don't expect this product to light up a room. Not even to provide light to read by, unless you concentrate all 100 feet (OK, 99 feet) on the space of one book. Think of it as a Bush slogan: 1000 points of light. Well, about 300 points of light, anyway. It's really pretty.Hide That WireThat copper wire is really a pretty color and if your wall is brown or red or orangey, it will blend in very well. For example, cedar siding. If your wall is any other color, you're going to see the shiny copper when the room lights are on. This isn't bad, compared to the green plastic wire of ordinary christmas lights, but it's not invisible.Be sure to have a plan for mounting the wire: hangars (small), staples (into wood surfaces), or whatever.ReliabilityI haven't had them very long. I'm going to treat them as fragile during installation and hope for the best. I'm going to minimize handling of the wires in the hope of not snapping them or stressing them by excessive bending (although it is necessary to straighten the bends they arrive with, wrapped around a flat card). I believe the other reviews that talk about individual lights failing over time, but hope that gentle handling will minimize this.SummaryPretty. Fragile. Useless remote. Did I mention the useless remote?

These lights are great. I use them on my Christmas trees, in landscaping, and on the house for various events and holidays. They last for years with zero maintenance, the wires are so fine they disappear practically, yet the pliability makes application super easy. I have bought these so many times I am getting a pretty good collection without any breaking.The ONLY thing I would have change about these is I wish they had a sparkley mode, where only a few at a time would twinkle throughout the strand, rather than the whole string. I mostly use these at steady speed. But having a few twinkle within would be great.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Excellent, i installed them in my man cave (bedroom) don't know why i can't sleep at night, i keep tv on and bedrooms light on, only then at some point i just doze off into neverland, when i wake up well the light and tv are on and the brightness just makes my head ache, well now with this i can lower the brightness and it is awesome. See video to see brightness at 10% first part of the video and 100% second part you'll see the difference, also some parts/edges of my room where i installed them u may see its brighter then other parts, thats cause the 99 feet was too long for my room so i had to pass twice in some parts to use up the cord. Well hope this helps

I am changing my review, as I put these lights on a tree outside my front window. They looked amazing and were very bright. A few days ago I noticed the lights were not turning on and asked my husband to take a look as to why they would not turn on. The lights sparked and melted to the extension cord, causing a small fire under the tree, melting the plug to the extension cord. We are very lucky the tree and/or our house did not catch on fire. I am not sure why this happened, as they have been on the outside tree for only two months. Please be safe and do not use these for outside.

The product is decent enough when it works. My return window closed Jan 31 and now it is March 21 and half of the long strand I bought just quit working . It’s annoying because taking them down will not be easy just as putting them up wasn’t. Then what do I do? Replace it with the same thing and take the chances of having to go through all that hassle again or just switch to a slightly more expensive and better brand?