My porch looks unreal
Put 24 of them around the front door and neighbors keep stopping to take pictures. Brighter than I expected and the tape held through two rainy nights under the awning.
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Put 24 of them around the front door and neighbors keep stopping to take pictures. Brighter than I expected and the tape held through two rainy nights under the awning.
Maybe fifteen minutes for the whole living room wall. No cords, no drilling. My kids pick the color from the remote and it changes every night.
Ordered the 36 pack for a Halloween party, set them above the fireplace in a swarm shape. Looked like a shop window display. Everyone asked where I got them.
Really happy with these. I run mine most of the evening so I swap batteries sooner than I thought. Would buy again anyway.
Said 6 to 9 days, landed on day 6. Nothing bent in the box. Purple setting is my favourite.
I moved them twice while figuring out the layout and the paint is fine. That was my main worry.
Started with 12 and immediately wished I'd gone bigger. Ordered 24 more for the hallway. Warm orange is perfect for October.
My daughter uses them as a night light on the auto cycle. Soft enough to sleep with, spooky enough that she thinks her room is the coolest in the house.
Thicker plastic than the cheap ones I tried last year and the LED is diffused instead of a harsh dot. Took a couple tries to get spacing right.
Went with a rising pattern from the bottom step up to the landing. Looks like they're flying.
Twelve of them across the chimney breast in under ten minutes. Straightforward.
Photos don't do the glow justice. Deep red at night is my go-to.
Used them behind the counter at my coffee shop for the season. Customers ask about them daily and I keep pointing them here.
No complaints on the lights themselves. I'd just like an auto-off so I don't have to remember.
Our walls are rough plaster and I assumed the strips would fail. Two weeks in, not one has dropped.
The kids lost their minds. I run them on soft blue during reading time and it calms the room down more than it hypes it up.
Bigger than I pictured, which is a good thing. Six of them fill a decent wall on their own.
Did the whole staircase wall and still had a few left for the bathroom mirror. The bulk price made it easy.
Most are great but two were noticeably weaker out of the box. Support sorted replacements without a fight, just knocking a star off for the hassle.
Bought them in August because I always leave decorating too late. Very glad I did, they'd probably sell out.
Not that harsh dollar-store LED look. It's an even glow across the body of the bat.
Got these for my sister who decorates for Halloween starting in September. She sent me a video of the wall the same night.
Get some tape or blu tack and mock it up first. Once I did that it looked far better than my first attempt.
Not three preset shades pretending to be RGB. I've got a specific ugly pink I like and it hits it.
Twenty four across the back wall of the pub. Regulars started calling it the bat cave and it stuck.
No noise, no flicker, no plug hunting. Just stick and go.
Bought for Halloween, still up in July. On dim purple they read as decor rather than a holiday thing.
Landlord-proof so far. Came off my test spot with no mark at all.
Works fine from the sofa but not from the next room. Small thing.
My son requested these after seeing a video and for once the real thing matched the clip.
First 12 went in the den, these 24 went to my mother in law. She's already asking for more.
Shot a whole autumn content set against them. The glow reads beautifully on camera without blowing out.
Peel, press, done. That's the whole review.
Tucked a few into the corner where the wall meets the ceiling and they look like they're coming in through the room.
Each one in its own slot, nothing rattling. Arrived in perfect condition.
Would've been nice to have a set in the box. Otherwise they're exactly as shown.
Three weeks of humidity and one storm under cover. All still working.
The pattern looks much better once you have enough to make a proper flock.
Everyone else has inflatables. This is the first year our place looked intentional rather than cluttered.
Set them to slow color fade in the hallway. Every single child walked in and stopped.
One fell when I bumped a shelf and it landed on hardwood with no damage.
Full brightness is a lot in a small room. Being able to drop it to about a third made it usable in the bedroom.
Nine days rather than six. The product itself is what was promised.
We run a vintage store and they pulled foot traffic in the first weekend. Cheapest marketing I've done.
No app, no pairing, no account. I appreciate that more every year.
Our feature wall is nearly black and the contrast at night is exactly what I wanted.
Ran them up one side of the doorway and over the top. Takes two minutes to explain and looks like a lot of effort.
Tape is fine but I'd have liked a small hook option for the ones I move around.
Home, office, and my mum's conservatory. No regrets on any of them.
Decided to host on a Friday afternoon, wall was done before guests arrived.
Sounds silly but the packaging felt like a gift. Handed it straight to my roommate unwrapped.
Small salon, put six above the mirrors. Clients keep photographing the wall.
My worry with a 36 pack was mismatched tones. They all sit at the same shade on every setting.
Stuck a dozen on the ceiling above the bed on the lowest dim setting. Weirdly relaxing.
The jump from 12 to 24 is where the pricing makes sense. 12 felt thin on a big wall.
Put two in the bathroom on tile expecting them to slide off. Still there.
I'm normally burned by these ads. This time the thing that showed up matched.
Turned into an evening project. Everyone picked where their bat went.
On white they actually work as a soft nightlight, not just decoration.
Asked about the shade options before ordering and got a real answer within a few hours.
Sensitive to flickering LEDs and these are steady even on the dimmest step.
Gothic themed wedding, black and deep red on the back wall. Photographer loved it.
One of twenty four wouldn't stay put and I used my own tape. Not a big deal for the price.
Had paper cutouts for years. These look like an actual installation.
No windows down there so they're on most of the day. Two months in and still on the first batteries at low brightness.
Was worried they'd overwhelm the space. Twelve spread out is plenty for a one bed.
Saw them at a barbecue, ordered from the driveway before I left.
Slow fade through the spectrum. It never sits on a color long enough to get boring.
Ordered, tracked, arrived. No drama, which is all I want.
My son doesn't do well with bright or noisy decorations. These are silent and adjustable so he actually likes them.
Did the 36 and would happily have bought 60 for the garage wall.
The lack of wires is the whole point. Nothing to hide or trip on.
Matte black silhouettes on a light wall during the day. Doesn't look like leftover decoration.
I stream and these sit behind me. Constant comments in chat asking about the bats.
Estimated the 9th, came on the 5th. Not complaining.
The 12 pack is a starter. Density is what makes it look good.
Reused across three rooms in one night because they come off and back on so easily. Raised more than last year.
No rough plastic seams or glue marks. Finish is better than the price suggests.
Stuck one to the inside of the rear window on red. Small thing, makes me laugh every drive.
The green is a bit yellow-leaning compared to the others. Everything else is spot on.
Added it at checkout and it arrived ready to hand over. Saved me a job.
Opened the box and understood the entire product in about four seconds.
I usually spend a weekend on it. This took an evening and looked better than any previous year.
No nails, no candles, no arguments with housing. Roommates all ordered their own.
Put a row along the window and from the street it looks like they're outside.
Twenty quid-ish present that got a bigger response than things I've spent triple on.
We put them along the covered patio beams. Guests keep asking, staff love them, no wiring headache.
Running about four hours a night at half brightness, still going after five weeks.
Ordered 24, all 24 worked, all 24 stuck. That's a rare experience these days.
Followed the swarm spacing shown on the site and it came out looking properly designed.
Storing them in the original box for next year. Already planning where the next 24 go.