Lighted Birch Branches Battery Operated with Timer 32IN 120 LED Warm White Artificial Twig Branch with Fairy Twinkling Lights for Christmas Holiday Wedding Party Decoration

Not as full as the picture shows. It should clearly say that you need to buy at least two sets to make it look like the picture. Lights are a bit bright to use as subtle lighting. Not really worth the price esp if 2-3 sets are needed! Will keep and find a smaller vas.

I used these LED birch branches on winter arrangements after Christmas, using the timer feature. Only used one set per vase but if I had used these during the Christmas season I would add more branches for a more dynamic impact. I can see using these branches throughout the seasons, with different flowers, etc. They're bright enough with just a few lights that blink, but if you use the timer feature for them to light every evening the batteries will need to be replaced more often of course.

The photos led me to expect a warm-color light from these, but it’s actually a nicely balanced light that works with wintery look arrangements or more spring/summer stems. They look best to me when combined with other stems. I don’t use the timer function - in my other twinkle lights and similar, the timer just uses too much battery life.

These is a nice light set. We use this kind of light to provide ambiance and navigation lighting. This is the newest addition to a set of five scattered about dark corners of the house between sunset and bedtime (actually replacing a set which just died). Every day, one set of rechargeable batteries gets pumped up, so they are always providing good light.The number and density of lights in this set are just right to provide a little light to a corner, bench, or table. Each main twig (10 on the set of two branches) has just one tiny LED which flashes out of sync — smaller than the main steady lights — which provides a hint of twinkle. Much nicer than the overwhelming "flash" mode of some light sets.The LED color tone is unique in my experience. It is not a classic "soft, warm" (i.e. yellow), nor is it a classic "cool, bright" (i.e. blue). It is hard to characterize, but I want to say that they have a slight green cast. That doesn't sound very nice, but they really present well — bright without being stark or overpowering. The tiny flashers are a bit more yellow, but they blend pleasantly rather than seeming mismatched.The branches alone are spare but enough at night. In daylight, I think the very thin illuminated twiglets appear kind of insubstantial. Mixing them up with some darker berry, leaf, or flower stems of similar size will fill them out nicely if they are to be prominent during the day.

Battery operated this set of two LED warm white lighted 32 inch tall branches are wired together so although the branches arrive folded and need to be independently shaped they are bound together and cannot be separated. The two branches have a total of 120 tiny rice lights which twinkle gently and are an excellent way to add interest to a dull corner. They would look nice mixed in with other branches, greenery or floral picks.The battery compartment requires three AA batteries (not included) and operates with a single button on the front. There is a built-in timer but the one on this unit did not work but in theory it can be set (by pressing the button) so it powers on at the same time each day—6 hours on and 18 hours off--or if desired the branches can also simply be switched manually on and off.The unit is stated to be IP44 waterproof which translates to the battery compartment can withstand water splashes and light rain so if using them outdoors they should probably be placed in a protected area with a decent overhang or on a patio—I will be using them indoors which given the paper wrapped around the branches may result in the longest life. Very nice.

These lighted birch branches give a nice ambience when lit. Some of them sparkle which is a nice touch. It has a timer function which allows you set it and forget it. You do have the battery box so you have to hide that somewhere - can’t put it inside a vase for example unless it has a very wide opening. I also would have loved more branches so it could look a little fuller. I love this for Christmas time. It adds a nice sparkle.

Not going to include pics cause there's already a ton of them.I'm on the fence about these. They're pretty when lit, the twinkle effect is very pretty , they're nice and tall but.....1. The branches are wired together so kinda difficult to arrange & untangle the wires.2. They are very sparse when by themselves in a jar. They definitely NEED to be worked into an arrangement, but the wires will make it a hassle.3. The birch effect is hard to see. I can barely see the black birch lines.4. Sounds like timer is iffy from other reviews which eats up batteries. Batteries aren't cheap and especially during the holidays when you're using a lot of batteries it's way nicer to have a workable timer.I honestly think these aren't worth buying. You could get a real brach for $0, spray paint it for $6, use a slim sharpie marker to paint lines like a birch $0 cause everyone has black sharpies sitting around, buy fairy lights anywhere at most for $8...so for $14 you've got a way nicer arrangement than this tiny piece.Don't recommend.

In all honesty I actually am doing a little early Christmas decoration shopping. And when I saw this, I thought it would be so pretty glowing at night during the Christmas season. So all I did was plug it in to see how it worked. But I'm not going to put it up yet. In a few months once I do, I'll come back and upload some pictures. But I just wanted to show you how it came packaged. You're going to have to find some kind of vase or something for it. Because it doesn't give you that. But I am excited to use this for the holiday season.