Rechargeable Flameless Glass Pillar Candles–Gifts for Women–Set of 3, Realistic Flickering LED Light,Remote & Timer, USB-Rechargeable, Ideal for Living Room, Bedroom & Holiday Décor

I did a lot of research before choosing these candles, and they do not disappoint! Packaged well, no breakage. They are beautiful clear glass, and the candle part is a pale ivory. The remote is awesome with dimming/timer/flicker features. They flicker like real candles, and since the 'wick' part is large, they throw light and are so pretty. The BEST part, they're rechargeable! Not sure how long the charge will last (I have them on a 4 hr timer each day). Easy to charge with the supplied charging cords; when charging, the candle will be red; when done charging, the red will turn off. I'll be ordering more for gifts!

I love the look of candles in my window, but not very practical with decor. These candles are rechargeable, programmable and they can be customized! The package comes with a cable that will allow you to recharge all three at once - AND they glow red until they're fully charged! You can set them to turn on for a set amount of hours, and it will repeat the schedule. Also, you can turn on just the flame, add the leds, and can even select from a steady or flickering flame. They feel like real candles, not cheap plastic ones, so a great value with a lot of terrific functions!

The description of these candles (and the box they were packaged in) states they are glass. These are not in glass vases - not sure what part of these they consider to be “glass”. That said, they are quite beautiful and work well, so far. I love that I can recharge them instead of having to constantly replace batteries. I will buy at least one more set - understanding they are not glass.

Quick update: changed from 1 star to 5. The candle that stopped working with the remote is now responding to the remote again, after being recharged and used manually several times. I am otherwise very please with these and the light they give. Long lasting on a single charge, too.I have been enjoying these, but three days after the window to return them closed, one of them has become non-responsive to the remote. It still turns on and still recharges, and therefore is still usable, but I have often used the remote to turn them on and it's a nice convenience. Now I guess I get to live with the two that I can still use that way.One other concern with these is that one cannot change the battery. Once this battery has recharged often enough, these will have to be disposed.The motion of the flame is minimal, it's a pulse of light, it gives a nice illusion of a flame, though does not actually have the illusion of moving like a real flame would, which I have seen in some of these candles.

The media could not be loaded. This review is for both the more glass-looking candles and the one that look like full wax candles: I have both and the 'Write a Review' link for both keep taking me to this page. So this is a two-for-one review.I wish I could give three and a half stars. These candles work great as flameless candles, and I'm a big fan of the rechargeables because I have so many candles like this that I used to have huge chargers that could hold 40 batteries and it was a big hassle. Now, just recharge and you're good to go. So as flameless candles on display I like them, although I think the glass-looking ones look plasticky and not so much like glass, but my wife thinks they're beautiful.The ones that look like wax look very nice, and I use them in a TV stand as you can see in the pictures. They look great, add a lot of ambience to the room, and the remote works well. But it's this use case for which my criticisms of the cord and charging process really apply, because I wish I could leave them plugged in all the time; that would be the ultimate in convenience.Unfortunately, there are some bizarre issues with the recharging process. First, the candles come in sets of three, but the charger cable splits to four adapters which is nice, but the cord is not anywhere close to long enough to leave them plugged in all the time. Each adapter cable is only about 4 inches long with the whole cord being maybe two feet, and ends with a USB-A adapter, so you have to take the candles somewhere close to a USB plug or get a wall adapter (I got a thing that plugs into my outlets that also has USB ports). That's especially strange because the plug on the bottom of the candle is recessed, so when plugged in the candle doesn't tilt or wobble, as though they're *meant* to be plugged in, but the cord doesn't allow for them to be plugged in all the time and not worry about recharging, at least in my use case.But even if they were, it wouldn't work because when they *are* plugged in, there is a HUGE red light that lights up inside which is very noticeable and very distracting. A simple red LED wouldn't do this, it's like they went out of their way to put in some heavy-duty red light to say 'HEY! I'M RECHARGING!' It goes out when charged, but comes back on periodically as the charge goes down even when plugged in, so the red light comes off and on on different candles, and holy cow it is bright and big.Ultimately, when they are charged and on display, they look great and I recommend them. The 'flame' looks and moves realistically, my wife loves them, and we've received many compliments on them. I just wish they could be permanently plugged in.