Burning Sister Remote Battery Operated Led Tea Lights Flameless Fake Tealight Candles Flickering Candle Light with Timers for Wedding/Valentine's Day Decorations

I really LOVED these the first night I lit them.(purchased 2 sets) They burned maybe 4 hours and the next night 11/12 batteries were dead. Used remote to shut them off as switching all 12 off by hand is not why I bought them. Replaced with new batteries that were included and they did the same thing the next night. Sadly no longer have the boxes to return. I did not ever hear the annoying clicking sound others have reported. Would have loved them had they lasted longer than 1 day.

Dancing flame candles always provide the best look in my opinion but this product is especially good. The lit tip is very realistic looking and a great color compared to the more white color of some other candles. The remote control for the 3" version I purchased works well. I especially like the "candle" setting whereby the soft light through the upper part of the candle stem flickers to imitate the look of a real wax candle's burning glow. I have not yet tested the timer functions to rate that feature nor had the candles long enough to speak to the battery life. I do like the battery being a "button" type as this helps keep them lightweight which should make them just right for adorning our Christmas tree next year. The only missing thing for me with these candles is a clip accessory which would allow them to be attached to tree branches. I intend to fashion some clips for that purpose, and assuming I'll be successful, I will update my review for the benefit of other purchasers who may likewise want to use these remote controlled candles on a Christmas tree.Update March2020 - I fashioned wood bases which allow the candles to be used on a Christmas tree. For those with woodworking tools, use a drill press with a 1-5/8" Forstner bit and 2-1/8" hole saw. An 18" length of 5/4 x 3 pine board is enough to make 6 bases. First use Forstner bit to drill flat-bottom holes down 3/4" and then cut out the bases with hole saw. Small wood clothespins can be glued to bottom for clipping to branches. Candles are stable in the base and remain light enough for branches of our artificial tree. See three photos - (1) bases as cut from board including one with clothespin glued on, (2) a candle sitting in an unpainted base and (3) lit candle in green painted base attached to a branch.

These are the nicest ones on Amazon. They even come with a second set of batteries. However, the remote function is CRAZY!. You leave the button on the candle ON and turn off with the remote. 1 week later when your guests are coming, the candles are dead! You put in the new batteries. Same thing. 1 week, no usage, and they are dead. What is the point of the remote if the battery keeps running? Sad, so sad! You have to turn them off and on manually, which isn't the end of the world, but why is there a remote then?

Two of them stopped working However in the package it adds six piece for free so I do not understand if they will replace batteries or replace them all but I am a little disappointed because two of them do not work. But to add to my comment they really do look adorable and I really do like them so hopefully this will be taken care of

We have been using the larger, and expensive flickering candles for a few years and really enjoy them especially at nights in the winter. So looking to expand on this we bought a set of the small flickering candles which come with their own remote control and timer. These work great and nicely emulate the larger candles. I have four of them pictured in a candle arrangement with one of the large ones we have on our daily dining room table to create a nice atmosphere during evening meals. The brightness is good to simulate a candle. The flickering makes a nice effect and you really forget they are not real flames! I actually pulled my hand away one of the first times I reached near one. The timer is useful to use incase you forget to turn them off. The only improvement is that they will go through batteries if you leave them running so use the timer to extend battery life. Plus, you have 5 levels of brightness so you can further extend battery life if you want from the remote.

I am very pleased with these little tea light candles. I’m using them in a sugar candle mold that has glass inserts which the candles fit into. Makes for a nice display. Great seller - had an issue with one candle and a replacement was sent right away.

Terrific size and style. However they have no battery life. Using remote and set lowest 2 hour timer and batteries don't even last a week. Like I stated just right size but not worth the price if I can't keep on

Candles were the perfect size for what I wanted to put them in. Was happy with the way the flames looked.