Window Candles with Remote Timers 10PCS Battery Operated Flickering Flameless Led Electric Candle Lights with Gold Base and 10PCS Suction Cups Taper Candles Holder for Christmas Decorations

Bought the candles for Christmas decorations. Placed them on the inside windows, in the middle of the exterior wreathes. Also put a group out on our enclosed porch. The brightness and flickering is excellent. I was also dubious about the suction cups holding on the windows for any length of time, but they have held up throughout the season (6 weeks) without falling or incident. The remote works like a charm - but you do have to be within ~ 12 ft for it to work. Would be nice to be able to use them with Alexa, but would probably be much more $$$. We are thinking about leaving the candles in the windows after we take the decorations down, to give the house a “country” feel. Great candles; good brightness; easy to install & use. Highly recommend them.

I’m please with my purchase.🤗

Read all sides of box for instructions. Especially the bottom if the box. I loved them once i figured out how to turn them on. I wanted to see how the candles would last and they worked great all month. I used the remote to turn them on at 5pm and then set 6 hours and that was it. They worked great all month!

They are not very bright and look so dull compared to my neighbors who have beautiful warm flickering lights. These do not flicker despite the description. These came packaged great with easy instructions. The timer worked after a few days. Next time I will set the time on the candles at the same time and then put them in the windows. I am returning these.

There isn't much of a difference for brightness so if that's important to you, I wouldn't suggest these. The timer isn't working for me correctly, that could be user error though. The range for the remote is very short, I have to still do each one individually and be right by the candle as I do it.

I purchased a 10 pc set in 2018 and used them every evening from Christmas time til mid spring with only one battery change. I continue using them every winter through spring and Love these candles. I love them so much, I've decided to light the back windows as well, as I originally only had them in our front windows. They cast a soft light, but they are very consistent and reliable. I use the suction cups to affix to the windows so they don't tip over when I adjust the blinds. The timer works well, after I place all the candles in the windows, I walk around at the time of day I want them to turn on and set them. I set mine for 6 hours per day, starting as it gets dark and turning off at 10:30 or so. Once they are set, I don't do a thing other than enjoy their glow during our cold winter evenings. As daylight starts to stick around in the early spring, I might adjust the timing a bit, then it's time to put them away til the next blast of winter. I take the batteries out in the spring and replace with fresh ones in the winter. These candles are durable. Enjoy!

Mine were supposed to have suction cups included, but did not !! I had to go purchase suction cups and the remote isnt all that great either Disappointed !!

I just put these in my windows last week. They are perfect but have a few problems. First of all, the remote only works if you are within 6 feet. Which is fine if you are using them all in one area, but not helpful if you are trying to use them in all your windows. Secondly, the directions are pretty confusing re: how to set the timer for the lights to come on automatically. So if you buy these and are confused, here's what we figured out: 1- put your batteries in and turn the candle on with the remote. 2 - Determine how long you want them to stay on. Then push the button that correlates with that time. The candle will flicker off, which means it's set. For example, we wanted them to come on at 5 pm and off at 11 pm. I turned the candle on, then pushed the number "6" (for 6 hours on, 18 hours off). As long as I don't touch the remote anymore, they will turn on and off automatically. Awesome! I would recommend programming them all in one spot prior to putting them in your windows so they will turn on at the same time.