10 Pack Submersible LED Tea Lights with Remote and Timer, Battery Operated RGB Color Changing LED Tealights Waterproof Underwater Led Pool Lights for Vase,Fishtank,Wedding,Party

Are brilliant when they actually light up, connections aren’t the best and only half worked initially, can turn on and off randomly

The media could not be loaded.  Video from tonight 28/7/24. 6 are currently working (not for long going by how they are failing) 1 is flickering red and the rest have stopped completely. Not all of them were in the pond either 2 have failed stood by ornaments..!! And it's not rained.. so that's 5 failed in total in a short period of time since purchase.

These lights look great and we're just what I was looking for. Unfortunately only 8 out of 10 worked and even tried new batteries.

Beautiful but battery life is not great as they die even when off

We bought these to light up our external halloween decorations and pumpkins. They were really good and did the job. We had two minor issues. Firstly the remotes aren't great and needed numerous, close range presses to register and switch on / off. Secondly, although we tightened the housing as instructed some water still managed to get in to the mechanism. Also this didn't stop the light from working it did result in some minor rusting. We've dried and cleaned them so hopefully they'll be OK to use next time

Great when they work.I noted that some people in their reviews have complained about unresponsiveness. I had no such issues when the lights first arrived, they responded immediately to the remote control once I remove the paper circles that were preventing the devices from drawing power from the batteries.The problem with responsiveness comes down to power drain. There are two cr2035 batteries in each light, of course the power (not the lights) has to be constantly switched on to receive the remote control signal. The problem is that this quickly drains the batteries. Once the battery power levels in the lights drop to a certain power level they do not respond readily to the remote control.Basically, to prevent early power drain and ensure the lights respond to the remote you must manually turn the base of the lights to the 'off' setting.When you want to have the lights on you have to manually turn the base of each one back to the 'on' setting. As long as the batteries have enough power in the lights respond pretty efficiently to the remote.Obviously, however this does mean that the operation has to be manual when it comes to actually switching them on and off and this is rather onerous when you're dealing with 10 individual lights and really it is not very useful for an outdoor water feature for instance as it means you would have to put your hands into the cold water to retrieve each light individually to turn it on and off. So I would recommend that you probably try solar lights if you want lights like these for an outdoor water feature.I purchased them to use indoors in 8 matching rock salt tealight candle holders. I have to admit that once switched on and when you using the remote the effects you can create are very pretty.Sadly, due to the above power drain issue, I can't just switch them on and off with the remote whenever I feel like it. I have to first individually switch them all on before I can use the remote. In light of this inconvenience I do think that these are overpriced. I will still use them from time to time and I have ordered extra CR2035 batteries .Another plus that these are much brighter than standard electronic tea lights which (along with the remote option) was my main reason for getting these,bbut the remote control is almost redundant because you have to switch the lights off manually in between using them.

Brought these for my wedding celebration.Two were not working immediately, whils I put together the arrangement. At the venue two more decided not to work. The next time we used them 4 more failed. .and last night we were left with only one working. They haven't even been on for 10 hours.....Am happy to send the ones left back for manufacturers to try them, but all in all a wate of money

Holy carp these are bigger then I thought so pleased I got them I have great plans for them

it is like getting a free light with the battery purchase. Easy to use. Great off grid product. if you like flickering tea light candles, this is for you. Lasts longer, you can direct the light and is safe.

I know the difference between cool white and warm white but it seems as if the companies that make these DON’T!I kept searching for white. Sometimes it would say white but give off a yellow or even a orangey light. These are a true cool white, beautiful and long lasting.

The media could not be loaded.  I needed a white tea light for my Christmas craft last year because I was going for a snow affect and the yellow light wasn't what I wanted. Came across these and they worked perfect for what I made. They're a very clean white color and look great. Would definitely buy again.

These little lights have been on 24/7 since Christmas eve, and are still going two weeks later, because I got tired of turning 21 of them on and off every day. Im going to keep them on until they burn out just to see how long they'll go. If I had known remote control tea lights existed I would have gotten them for the ease however now that I have these little wonders I’m keeping them. I will gladly replace batteries at Christmas each year, as not to waste them. I gave them a 4 because the on/off button requires a bit of pressure.

I used these tea lights for table decoration and centerpieces at a convalidation reception. I prefer cool lighting over warm lighting. These were perfect. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because of the two boxes(48 lights) I bought a few, were defective, one never turned on, 2 flickered when I initially turned them on, but never reilluminate. This is a great buy for anyone.