6.5 ft Pre-Lit Colorado Spruce Artificial Christmas Tree, Warm White LED Lights

First pic is tree out of the box with fluffingSecond pic is tree with extra lights (and fluffing)Third pic is closeup of the branches (with the extra lights)For reference, We brought home two fake led 7.5ft trees that were close to $400 before I ordered this. I am a tree and white light snob. I didn’t want a tree that had color or that had aDifferent modes so if you do, this isn’t your tree. It’s taken me years to finally agree to a led white light tree because they just never looked as pretty as incandescent white lights (too blue). The two trees we brought home from Costco and Home Depot had the micro led lights. I hated them. The Costco one had too many lights (I thought it would give me a headache, but the tree itself was pretty and required almost no fluffing). The Costco tree is a great deal if you want tons of lights and all the different color changing modes. The Home Depot tree was pretty, but at close to $400 I determined I don’t like micro led lights. We determined I clearly liked the old school style. I’m a short woman, but I dragged the box inside and had the tree up easily by myself (after my hubby had brought home and returned two other trees it was the least I could do). I did take about 30min total to fluff the tree. I did each branch before I let down the next row. This was awesome and saw someone else write about fluffing the tree this way. I’ve never done it that way but it was great. Tree was scratchy, but not too bad and I didn’t wear gloves. Tree is beautiful and very natural with the fluffing. I could not tell the difference between the white led lights and the white incandescent I have except the incandescent are a little brighter. My only complaint is that I felt like the tree needed a little more lights. I added 3 strings of incandescent white lights which took me less than 10min (but if you don’t want to do that I could understand). The tree mixed the older style pvc stems (the kind you can bend) and the newer style PE stems (which look very realistic, but are plasticy). For $200 this was the best bet I found after looking in person at trees. Ironic the one I bought sight unseen was the winner. I hope this helps someone like me who’s freaking out about the best tree to get when they are so expensive!

I bought this for Christmas, even though it was being delivered in July. I took it out of the box and set it up just to make sure that the lights work and I had all of the parts and pieces. It is truly beautiful! It was easy to put together. The LED lights are really good quality and there’s a lot of them. From the time I opened the box until the tree was up and lit was maybe 10 minutes and I was doing it all by myself.

The size was perfect, it was easy to assemble by myself (78 year old lady) and after being "fluffed" looks very realistic. I added a strand of red lights to it after I read a review online from someone who had done that. It lacks a piece at the top that will hold a tree topper securely. The only complaint I have is that I had to return the first one that was sent to me since whole sections of lights didn't work, got a refund but at that time the trees were out of stock. When I found them back in stock, it cost me a lot more than the original one I ordered. Still a nice tree for the price I paid.

Overall a good buy. It has the real feel tips, so most of what you see isn’t the fuzzy traditional tinsel-like greenery. Those types of branches make up the interior portion, but you can’t tell much from the outside. It seems like almost all trees with the real feel branches have the traditional kind to fill in the background. I spent about an hour and a half fluffing the branches and it filled in nicely. Make sure to watch videos about how to correctly fluff a tree, and work layer by layer. I like that it’s not a perfect triangle like some fake trees- when the lines are perfectly straight it’s clear it’s a fake tree. Some branches stick out further than other, giving it a more realistic appearance. I think it is plenty full- anyone who said it wasn’t full either got a different tree than me or didn’t fluff the branches well.Cons: a few of the small branches were not well attached, and fell off when fluffing. I’m worried about how well the rest of them will hold up. There were also no replacement bulbs in the box, which is annoying because some bulbs always need to be replaced even right out of the box. I assume most Christmas light bulbs are the same, so I will buy some replacements. It’s not super sturdy, and the pieces do spin, but I’m not worried about it falling over or anything. For the look and the price, I think it’s a good deal. I will update the review after it has been used for the season if anything changes.

This is my first faux tree and I love it, despite having no other faux tree to compare it to. Set up was super easy. Comes in 3 parts, 4 including the base. There are arrows on the poles that show where they should connect and they snap easily into place. I didn’t spend too much time fluffing the branches, and although it doesn’t look as full as the photo, I’m pretty satisfied with how it looks. The branches have 2 different textures and shades of green, which I feel like adds some texture and doesn’t look so fake. Also love that it is already prelit! Had no issues with any bulbs.The only con that I can think of is you cannot put a typical star on the top as there’s no sturdy branch at the top to hold. I tried bunching a few at the time together to hold the store, but it didn’t work.Otherwise, the tree is great! I’ve only had it up for a couple of days though. Will update if I run into any other issues or tips.