Mlambert 48FT Outdoor LED String Light


Mlambert 48FT Outdoor LED String Light

ā€˜Fancy’ colors!

back in my day we lit the cave by fire and it came in one color! fire! and we liked it! :fire:

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Deceptive photos. A lot of the photos show the lights about a ft apart or less but the specs state they are 38" apart. While some show multiple strings twisted together to get that others show a single string with that spacing which would be about 4 times as many lights. 15 lights over a 48’ distance is pretty sparse. It might be what some people are looking for but others…?

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ā€œAdd fancy ambience to your areasā€ – what is this, Frederick’s of Hollywood?

Thanks for this comment, I wouldn’t have noticed that! Is seriously considering these, but not now. Even if you double-over the 48’ strand, the spacing is still 1.6’ between the bulbs, which is a lot of space. If you triple the strand, that’s one bulb every foot, but the strand is only 16’ long, and probably not easy or ā€œneatā€ to hang up that way.

Well, I’d also be careful considering the last time I bough ā€œnewā€ Led lights from woot some were packaged like. a machine wound them, and others like someone took them down and wrapped them up and threw them in a box to return.

Possibly further deceptive photos: I’m pretty sure that this is a single color string that allows you to change all the colors together. There is a photo that seems to imply that you can do multi-color string changes, but I’m pretty sure that’s not the case.

Wow. At first I thought my mistake, but then I saw that every photo has the lights doubled or tripled to look like more lights.

Thank you Raphael42. I also didn’t notice this since I own some string lights already and made the assumption there were more lights than just 15

Definitely look at the most recent Amazon reviews.

Issues with them failing in 2 months and someone did mention the oddity of having like only 15 bulbs. I could probably make the sparseness work for what I wanted, but not paying for bulbs that have the propensity to last just 2 months.