Globe, Plug in String Lights 10ft/3m 20 LED Bulb Warm White Fairy Lights for Birthday/Christmas/Wedding/Party Indoor Outdoor Decoration

This light string is not UL listed. The plug seems to be made of a light metal and does not stay in the outlet. Fire hazard?

I have these lights over my kitchen window with some hanging plants. Theyre super cute and the 10 foot length is perfect for this application. My only complaint is that the plug doesnt insert tightly into the power strip outlet I use for kitchen appliances so its loose and sometimes doesnt stay on (everything else works fine so I know its this item).

Don’t buy this. They last only 2 weeks.

Mine broke while I was stringing them. Not at all what I was expecting based on the photos.

cute lights, just disappointed that they weren’t actually 10 ft long. they did not work for what they were intended for due to that fact. :/

Doesnt work

There’s a remote control?!? There’s a timer function?!? Cheap, cheaply made and it doesn’t fit in my plugs very well (it’s very loose and moves around). Not worth the money!

Recommended

Great lights! Fast shipping!!

There are several issues with this family of lights. 1. They do not appear to be UL-Certified (there is no tag on the light set as required). They _are_ marked with the CE symbol on the control module (remote?) BUT that only counts in the European Union not elsewhere. 2. The wire gauge is too light for the North American market (and elsewhere). Sadly, we are a little rougher with stuff cause thats just the way our culture is. Im not saying they need to 10 AWG but I would have gone with at least 20 AWG. Some reviewers mentioned getting shocked which would not surprise me at all. 3. The AC plug design is just plain wrong. The blades are only 0.040 inches thick. The spec is 0.060 inches thick; which is why many reviewers complained about plugs loose or falling out / intermittent connections / loose connections in general. For D-I-Yers who are more cogent in these matters, the blades on the plug can be tweaked a little (and JUST a LITTLE) using two pair of pliers. grab half the blade with one plier and the other half with the other plier and bend the blade just a tiny bit along the blades longitudinal axis (see photo). Remember, you are only trying to add between 1/64 inch and 1/32 inch of thickness to the blade. Too much added thickness and you can break the socket. DISCLAIMER: NEITHER AMAZON NOR I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR WHATEVER YOU DO OR ANY RESULTS THEREOF. All that said, my wife likes them. And that gets them 3 stars.