YULETIME200 Clear Christmas Lights, Pack of 2 Sets 33 Feet 100 Count UL Certified Incandescent String Lights (Clear - Green Wire)

Great for Halloween. I put them on my fall wreath and they light up great.

I was just shooting for some replacement lights for my Christmas tree that burned out. When these came out of the box, they were significantly longer and the light was softer and more beautiful than I thought when ordering. I'm really pleasantly surprised. They were so nice that I decided not to bury them in our tree and wrap them around doorways and banisters instead. They inspired creativity fresh out the gate. I don't know if people bother to read reviews on Christmas lights, but if you're reading this one, they're better than you might think.

The media could not be loaded. When I opened the box, the bulbs looked liked candy corn, I thought they'd be yellowish, but nope, it's the perfect orange color for my Halloween decoration scene. The video illustrates them better. All that light is just from one box, I used a set on each side. Includes spares.

Purchased these as a spare for my holiday lighting. So far haven't needed them but good to have on hand. They appear to be made well.

I initially wrote a negative review because I had problems with some of my strings failing within a week of installation. It turns out, after a lot of debugging time, the problems were due to my own error rather than to manufacturing defects, as I had originally assumed. I should have read the product description and safety pamphlet more carefully. And I have to say, the manufacturer was very proactive about trying to identify the source of my problems after I reported them.So why did my strings fail? My critical error was that I had too many strings connected together (12), which caused the combined Watts of the strings to exceed the maximum Wattage rating of 216W. (Each string is 40.8W, so 5 strings is the maximum you can connect). If you exceed the maximum Watt rating, you can blow out fuses, causing the strings to fail. Luckily, the strings come with spare fuses (and bulbs).Although it sounds simple to replace broken fuses (there are 2 per string), the fuses are tiny and delicate, hard to remove, test, and replace without the right tools (like very small tools that can pry the fuses out and push them back in, and a multimeter to test the connectivity of each fuse (visual inspection of a fuse is not reliable, spare fuses aren't guaranteed to be good, and one fuse might be good and the other bad, which complicates the debugging process). Other problems that can occur are that bulbs might not be seated properly, or (don't quote me on this) a single bad bulb can cause half of a string to fail. Both of these problems are time-consuming to debug because they involve inspecting/testing every single bulb on the bad half of the string (in my case, 50 bulbs). These problems can occur an any of these types of incandescent strings, not just the ones made by the manufacturer.So in summary, don't make the same fundamental mistake I did, but if you do, weigh the time you might have to spend debugging and repairing a string against the cost of just tossing it and buying another. (I don't return items that broke due to my own errors).I'm grateful that the company asked me enough questions about my configuration to help me figure out what went wrong, but my suggestion to them is to include explicit debugging steps in their documentation (If A happens, B is the most likely cause, and to fix it, try C. If C doesn't fix the problem, try D, etc.). Also, more info on how to remove, test, and replace fuses "carefully" would have been really helpful.

Sad to report that one of the string lights worked only for two months. I have them on a timer on our deck and was so disappointed this one burned out in such a short time. today, 3/23/2, I ordered 3 items (100 count clear Christmas string lights/green cord) to replace and have two ready if there is a problem in the future. Question: How long is the normal life of these lights? They are just what I was looking for but I can not afford to purchase with they only last for a couple of months. If possible, I would be glad to return the damaged string if a replacement free of charge. Thank you

Trimmed my house , this past year was the 1st time I didn't take them down after Christmas. Left them up all year . Plugged them in this year , perfect . No issues.I did spot inspection on them while cleaning gutters , wires were still soft and very plyable, no dry rott . Was worried about the sun on the wires and sockets , all year . All good .

This tree is just over 5 feet. The lights work fine right out of the packaging, no issues.