Running Bulls Led Strip Lights for Bedroom Decor, 2 Pack 100 LED String Lights USB Plug in with Remote Timer for Outdoor Indoor (Warm White)[Energy Class A+++]

The media could not be loaded.  Nice lights, they work well and have a number of functions to alter and adapt LED color sequence.The LED lights are small, but bright. They are attached through copper wires, which are very thin, but work as expected. They do feel like they may not last longer than a few years, as the wires are so thin, but they do bend and adapt to the shape required.These LED string lights come attached to a plastic waterproof box, which houses the electronics, battery compartment, and button to change light modes. Attached to the plastic box, is a USB A cable to provide external power source to the lights. The power source could be a phone charger, laptop USB connection, or a battery power bank. A bonus for me is the included remote, to control the lights.For two sets of LED string lights (and a set of hart pegs), these are reasonably priced and work very well. Perfect for christmas and parties.

The media could not be loaded.  We wanted a set of multicoloured lights to replace our old Garland for our mantelpiece, a set of lights that wouldn’t interfere with what’s already in place.It was while looking for something alternative that I found these at £7.99 for two, great value and worth the punt.My wife wrapped them around a old piece of gold tinsel and hey presto, a wonderful new garland for the mantelpiece.The instruction are basic but so are the lights, you have the on and off buttons, a timer button which is 6 hours on and 18 hours off, this is default and can’t be changed.There is also plus and minus buttons for changing the brightness of the LEDs but to be honest I couldn’t see much of a difference.You then have 8 buttons numbered as so, these are for the different light sequences.1-Combination2-In Wave3-Sequential4-Slo Glow5-Chasing Flash6-Slow Fade7-Twinkle Flash8-Steady OnThe video shows option 1, Combination which is all the combinations together.The addition of copper wire over the old standard multicore wire is that you can mould it into what ever you want, well within reason, haven’t tried to make the Eiffel Tower just yet, but you can put them into jars, wrap them around poles, banisters, just about anything and they’ll stay in place.The battery pack takes 3xAA batteries and has a silicone seal so should be rain/moisture proof, not tried this though. The battery pack also has a sealed button which you can use instead of the remote to select what sequence of lights you want.If like a another set of lights I have I think that by using the button on the battery pack will automatically put the lights on a 6 hour timer.Overall, these are great lights and real value for money. I can’t cover durability as have only just got them but looking at the quality I’d say that’ll last a lifetime if handled and used correctly.MERRY CHRISTMAS 😃

My Husband and I thought we would try these lights instead of getting power to a difficult position ,but when we opened the box and tried the lights we could see how very small the lights were instead they were like a pinhead and not like your standard fairy lights at all. we did plug them in to a mains socket as were shocked to find how much light they gave out . so we packed them up and sent them back. They are clever in the way that they have the lights on thin piece of copper wire but that is about all. If you want to get a good show stick to the Fairy Lights

Decided to decorate my desk at work with some festive twinklingGot these...super excitedStrung them along the desk and plugged them inTwinkle Twinkle Little Star...For about 5 minutes. Then they switched off.I turned them on again and they were good for 10 minutesThen 3Then an hourThese things just randomly turn themselves off. And I know it's not a dodgy electric supply as I had that tested by the sparkies.However, the remote control turns them on again adequately, so that gets a good rating.Ease of use got 5 stars but that's hardly a chore when use is "plug them into a USB socket"I'll be buying an alternative next year.

Bought 2 of these, expecting them to be of poor quality and durability given the cheap price. Not a bit of it! They are of generous length, lots of LED's, reliable remote control with lots of pre-set sequences and good variety of colours.Were bought as Christmas lights, but they looked so good and are unobtrusive when unlit that they are still up 3 months later!

I used this LED light copper wire to add a nice little effect on my YouTube videos. I added it in the background and it looks so good, I like it that I can choose between the USB (power bank) power option and the AA battery power option, absolutely awesome feature. And I can't believe how cheap it is, you get a set of 2 for £10 plus the remotes so you're basically paying £5 for the light, amazing value. Definitely recommend if you want to add a nice little touch to your rooms or studio... especially now when christmas is coming.

Unfortunately the two sets of lights had to be returned as faulty and a refund was given (top score for customer service though).However, on one set soft and thin copper wiring was broken, leaving only one light close to battery holder on.In general both sets were extremely fiddly to unravel as the wiring was very thin and delicate. Maybe I just had a bad set as some other reviews gave higher rating? I personally would not recommend them.

Ordered these to go round my monitors at work. Totally did not read the length. Opened them and was a nice neat bundle. When i unwrapped them at work, I had to rethink where to use them. Wrapped them round both the monitor arms then round the outside of the screens. Nice lights, not too bright. The USB power is a great benefit.Remote is hand too.