Pretty color and very inconspicuous when I wrapped them around my railing… the little on off switch for the battery is easily hid so far so good. They’re lasting through the afternoon and evening. I turn them off before going to sleep. We’ll see how long they last without replacing, but the color is nice and they are light weight and easily wrap around anything

Used for a craft project. Only needed 2. Nice to have extras for the low price. Durable strings, bright lights.

So adorable and cute, they are long enough to get the job done, but bigger jobs require two of the little babies. The attached picture is two string lights doe that look. Batteries are included: thus, they are ready to go straight from the box. The lights are bright — yet soft and warm in color. I just ordered two more boxes of these lights as backups. Absolutely no complaints.

Pretty but after a little over a week ran out of juice . Small item, small batteries . Is ok

These are an outstanding value at $6 for six! They are bright, and easy to turn on/off. They're a small nuisance to unwind, but no big problem. You can replace the batteries in them, but at a buck a piece, why bother? By far the best value in a Christmas decoration in a long time. Highly recommended!

These are the sweetest tiny lights! Very easy to set up and battery life is great! Perfect for the extra touch to any decorative centerpieces, in a jar or to lay out on a table for that extra touch. Durable too. Love these!

These fairy lights do not twinkle as the description suggests and as other reviewers have also mentioned, This made them more appealing to me. The battery pack is small and discreet, and the on-off switch is easy to use. Because they were so inexpensive, my kid attached one set permanently to a model they made for school, which made it look professional. (We learned the fairy-light strategy from an architect parent of a classmate.) The teacher plans on keeping it on display all year, so I will update this if we learn anything about the battery life. Replacing the battery, which we don't plan on doing, costs more than just buying another set of these so it's not a completely environmentally friendly endeavor either way. The current strategy is just to turn on the lights when needed so we avoid running into this conundrum anytime soon. Lights do come with an adorable tiny screwdriver for changing the battery, which is a standard key-fob/watch battery.

These are decent for the price and have a nice glow. If you move them around too much they will no longer worker. I’ve had one stop working and have been unable to figure out why. When placing another set on something else, they flickered a bit but did stay on.