FANSIR Plug in LED String Lights, 100 LED Star Fairy Lights Mains Powered 33ft 8 Modes Waterproof Outdoor Indoor String Star Light for Christmas Bedroom Wedding Party Balcony Decorations (Warm White)

Nice lights and good value. I only used them indoors for a window display. Not quite as bright as the picture and the 'warm white' is quite yellow - or maybe 'golden', if I was being poetic about it - and they do have the added disadvantage of ALL star shaped lights in that they tangle terribly. When you come to pack them away after use, wrap them round and round a strip of cardboard, or something like that. Don't just bag them up or you'll never unsnaggle them! But that's a problem with ALL star shaped lights, not just these.

These lights are fabulous. They are bright but not too bright, and have multiple settings. I was so pleased that I bought another set, as I've used them to go in 2 pretty pink play tents.

Very nice if rather fiddly - the stars kept falling off and one of them seems to have vanished altogether in the weather (they were in a protected porch) - no idea whether I can get replacements....not sure why the stars aren't fixed on better/at all.....anyway, they looked good and everything else worked.

They look great around the windows of our bedroom. Makes the room feel cosy and the ambient. There are several different modes, i just tend to use the constantly on function.

Lovely lights, USB power, I’ve got them around my patio windows and they fit perfectly.

Title: A SHATTERED DREAM WRAPPED IN A BROKEN STRING OF LIGHTS ★☆☆☆☆ If I could give this product negative stars, I would—ten thousand blazing suns' worth of scorn would not suffice. Allow me to paint the picture for you, dear reader: I am a father, a humble man, grasping at any flicker of light to pierce the oppressive fog that has clouded my daughter's life. A brilliant, beautiful soul—autistic, unique, and battling the heavy, invisible weight of depression. In a moment of paternal desperation, I ordered these fairy lights. A simple gesture. A shimmer of hope. I imagined the soft, glowing warmth cascading over her walls like stardust, a constellation forged just for her—something, anything, to remind her that the world still holds a drop of magic. But what arrived… was a MOCKERY. A TRAVESTY. Only ONE—one—pathetic LED had the audacity to emit the faintest glimmer. The rest? Dark. Cold. Lifeless. Like the broken promises of a thousand false dawns. And as if this cosmic insult were not enough, the wire—the very lifeline of this celestial dream—was severed. Snapped like my trust in online commerce. I stared at it, aghast, the limp cord dangling like a noose around my last thread of hope. My daughter? She said nothing. She simply looked at the lights, then at me. And in her eyes, I saw it: disappointment, yes—but worse—resignation. The quiet acceptance that even the small joys she dares to hope for will arrive broken, flickering, and unfit to shine. So I ask you, seller—what sort of monster ships despair disguised as joy? In conclusion: these fairy lights did not light up a room. They dimmed a soul. They arrived not as a beacon of comfort, but as a symbol of the cruel, indifferent hand of fate. Do not buy them. Do not risk the heartbreak. Find your stars elsewhere. Sincerely, A father betrayed by wire and light.

Very pretty and easy to drape around

Great lights wrapped around my stairs very good value too