12 Wax Battery LED Votive Candles Reviews

4.9 Rating 16 Reviews

Each super squidgy flame contains an individual flickering LED. Pull the tab out, switch on and let your little lights do the rest. The battery box and the ON/OFF switch are discreetly positioned beneath the candle, so it's easy to replace the battery. You can expect 70 hours of shine time before they'll need to be refreshed. These LED votive candles are perfect for events and parties as there's no mess involved and not a naked flame in sight.

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“Beautiful lights. Very realistic”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Very good and as described”

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Posted 5 years ago

Susan Dennis

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“Very realistic. Perfect all all those occasions when you need some soft lighting.”

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Posted 5 years ago

Allison Tett

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“The candles were lovely - they had a flickering appearance and as they are real wax they looked like real candles. Out of the 96 pieces I ordered (8 packets) only 1 did not work. Thank you very much!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Very nice looking votive lights. Flicker is good and they look good with a wax finish. It would be great if you could do them in remote control. Would also have appreciated smaller bundles.”

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Posted 5 years ago

Michele Davies

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“We used them instead of small candles in our Halloween pumpkins - so much less worry than real flames around all of those Halloween costumes. - They lit the Pumpkins up really well.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Look like the real thing and very effective. I am ditching my burning candles and using these instead.”

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Posted 7 years ago

Rainer Polenz

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“Again theses looked like real candles but with the added safety aspect. Perhaps they could 'flicker' to lend realism?”

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Posted 7 years ago