60 Warm White LED Connectable Clear Cable Fairy Lights Reviews

4.2 Rating 13 Reviews

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Our range of connectable lighting is extremely flexible because you get a choice of three different power sources. Choose between a size AA or size D battery box or a plug-in transformer (which can be used both indoors and outdoors). This connectable range also gives you the freedom to tailor the size and layout of your lighting display to your own specific requirements: connect string lights to more string lights to build up a longer length, or get creative and add Type U

About Lights4fun:

We’re the light people! We’re passionate about what we do and love to make our customers happy. From a kitchen table idea in 2003 the vision has never changed: to offer a diverse and ever growing range of fun lighting for everyone.

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“Ordered 2 sets of lights one faulty waiting on replacement”

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Posted 5 years ago

Hello, We are so sorry once again that one set of the lights didn't work for you. I have tracked your replacement and it has been delivered today via Royal Mail :) Kindest regards, Chloe

Posted 5 years ago

“Not so warm white, more like bright white. Don't like them at all. Bring back really warm lights”

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Posted 6 years ago

Hello Mrs Adams, Thank you for your review and your time on the phone this afternoon. You are looking for the perfect Golden Warm White lights like what you used to have several years ago. Upon discussions, it turns out you are looking for a filament bulb light to really create that nostalgic Golden glow. As promised, I have sent you an email with links to our filament range of lights! With thanks and kind regards, Chloe, Lights4fun

Posted 6 years ago

Sue Percival

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“Lovely & clear, brilliant.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“These lights look great on my garden arches. My only criticism is that they are only two-phase and switched in groups of 10. This means that the alternate flashing sequences look a bit crude. The functions which flash or dim all of the lights together look much better.”