6PACK Flameless 8'' Window Candles +12 AA Batteries(Include)+6 Suction Cup+6 Golden Candleholders. Battery Powered Ivory Taper Candles with Remote and Timer.Remote Included

These candles are wonderful !!!I have purchased three different sets of window candles this year . Returned them all . To bright , to cheaply made. These are perfect ! I have soft white trees at the entrance of my home . I wanted soft white lights to match my trees , not LEDs that you could read the paper with at night . These worked wonderful . They seem to be a good quality , have remote with a lot of features and the flame was nice Looks like real candles in the window . Great soft white light ! The price was wonderful . And they was delivered the day after ordering .. win win I highly recommend (I purchased three boxes )

So glad we got these for the holidays. We needed new candles to go along with our new white vinyl replacement windows. After years of dealing with cheap incandescent bulb candles and running around the house at dark to plug them in, we decided that battery powered candles with timer features were the way to go. Of the products available on Amazon, these were a bit more expensive per candle but they checked all the boxes. Long candles requiring only 2 AA batteries with an optional flicker feature and multiple timer options. The gold light plastic bases are attractive as are the candle flame lamp which is nice off white color. We needed the included suction cups because we like mounting them on the lower sash which is very narrow. Some of the suction cups were a bit misshaped upon arrival because they were packed so tightly and so wouldn't stick properly. Soaking them in hot water for a few minutes prior to installing them restored their shape and resolved the problem - so far not one has dropped (it's been over two weeks now). We purchased 3 sets (18) and are very satisfied.

These battery operated window candles were an improvement over the 120 V plug-in variety in several ways. First, there are no extension cords to deal with. Second, there are great control features for on-off, brightness, 24 hour timer, etc. Third, they are more attractive. With our 30 year old plug-ins the only way we could do on-off was by screwing/unscrewing or plugging/unplugging; we had to be home and remember to do it.Need to say a few words about mounting in the window. These candles come with some great options -- removable bases and a suction cup clip. Every house has different windows, so it is good to have options. In our case, our window handles interfered with the plastic bases on the previous plug-in candles, leading to an awkward arrangement indeed. Here were were able to not use the optional bases, but rather simply tuck the candles behind the window handles with a bit of spacer for support. The suction clips fit perfectly with this arrangement, but were not needed. Overall this was much more attractive, and the flicker feature made it more so.Now for the quality issue. One candle, call it #6, was inoperative out of the box. A second, call it #5, was intermittent out of the box. I placed a long pencil with an eraser into the battery compartment so as to clean up the positive contact within. That seemed to improve the situation. But, as days passed, #5 was proving unreliable. Sometimes it would turn on or off unexpectedly, but I was able to keep it going. I decided after 3 weeks to buy a second pack of 6. All 6 of these seemed OK out of the box. So, in 2 boxes of 6 I now have 10 that seem OK, 1 intermittent out of the box, and 1 inoperative.Last, the longevity issue. I sure hope that we can get through the holidays with just one set of batteries at 4 hours per day. Time will tell. At 3 weeks they are still going on the first set of batteries at 4 hours per day. Just 3 more days until the New Year. And then, will these last the 30 years that our previous plug-in candles lasted? Time will tell. If the quality issue is strictly an infant mortality issue the remaining 10 might be good for a long time.

I have been looking for the perfect candles for my windows for the Christmas season. I grew up with them so I knew I wanted to recreate that beautiful aesthetic my Mother always achieved. I am always very nervous with LEDs.. I feel like you never know what you’re getting with color/brightness etc. But tick all of the boxes* and have gone above my expectations.They look sharp, and are very festive and while yes they are made of plastic, they can be dressed up and hidden in a fancier candleholder should you need. No one can tell from the street which is the audience I’m decorating for. They work well in every window- sill or no sill, thanks to the suction cups. We have a few rooms upstairs with no sill so I didn’t think anything would work.. but they’re the perfect solution (I use the suction cups up there). I was afraid they’d have to be turned off when kids went down to sleep but no, they can easily stay on with blinds down- the suction cups allow them to be pretty flush with window pane.*The only thing I admit to doing to alter these is that I rubbed a little orange marker on the flame.. this gave them a little warmer glow. The original flame brightness and color came across as too white and bright for me.. dull and unnatural if you will. Typicalthing you worry about when you buy an LED. But this fixed it perfectly. Crayola marker just rubbed on and you’re golden. Small price for the perfect candle. So I highly recommend these. No LED is ever going to replace the quality of an incandescent bulb, but these are the next next best thing !

I have used these the last two Christmas seasons. I put in fresh batteries right after Thanksgiving and use them through the end of January. Same batteries.I previously had electric candles that had to be plugged and unplugged. Got to be tiresome after awhile.So these aren't quite as bright as the electric ones, but I can see them from a short block away.I think one or two might be a little tempermental, but I bought two sets for nine windows, so I have a few extras.