Sylvania Stay-Lit Platinum LED Indoor/Outdoor Christmas String Lights

I just bought 7 sets. Used 6 so far. The light is nice, definitely flicker free. Make sure the box says "flicker free" on the front since there are similar sets that do not have this feature. They are bright, even though they are "warm white". I have had other brands of warm white and they appeared to have a yellow hue, these do not. The quality of the lights themselves is typical of Chinese Christmas lights. The bulb covers can come off but the lamp will stay light, just have to push the cover back on. One set had a broken wire, the wire came free from a socket which could have resulted in getting shocked. I pushed the wire back in the socket and wrapped electrical tape around it to hold it in place. Will probably send it back after the holidays. Overall I'm happy with these lights.

I have mostly older GE LED mini light strings in my front yard which I can't find or the color has shifted. I was looking for something around 3000K+ but either I got daylight (5000K) or true warm white (yellowish). This one, according reviews; was more white than warm white. I want to confirm that with a photo. The string starts at the far left up on the shrub and then down to the stone wall. The blue lines added to photo indicate where the new string was placed. As you can see it matches my older lights and is nice clean white but not the 5000K daylight. Going to track these and when they go down after Christmas pick up several boxes.

These LED lights are labeled as warm white, but unlike other "warm white" LEDs, these are not similar to the yellowish of incandescent light bulbs, but rather a slightly greenish-blue white. I bought these, because I found the LED Christmas tree lights I bought last year too white; I like the yellowish light of my previous incandescent tree lights. Now I got exactly the same again, from a different manufacturer: the shape of the lightsis slightly different, but on the tree there is no difference in the color. It is unfortunate that the meaning of "warm white" is apparently not standardized; the warm white LEDs I bought for outdoors were as I expected, but these are not.

Very bright white light (not warm yellow), exactly what I was looking for. I had purchased this brand from a local warehouse store, and was wanting to expand my display, but I could not find any lights that were as bright as these. Very durable, the only light strands that I have been able to take out of storage and all still work. My first purchase has not worked through two seasons, and I have no reason to expect them to not work when I put them up again. LED lights so it doesn't affect your electricity bill as much as regular lights.

I had to PROVE that they "Stay-Lit" - so removed several lamps completely from a string. The rest were fine!!Now, I have six strings of these things on a 7-foot tree originally made by Hobby Lobby with close to 1,000 lites on it. Those light strings failed so much that the lower half of the tree was lightless. Repairing would have been a nightmare - - so I cut `em all OFF. Took me ALL day and cost a couple of super-size blisters!Now the tree looks beautiful - and more "real" (even though it isn't) - with these lamps.

These were supposed to be warm white and that is what the package indicated but they are actually a very cool white, not bluish at all. Great if that is what you are looking for. I was using these for the interior of our christmas tree with C-9 size multicolor LED lights on the outside and the brightness and color of these blew out the color of the large LEDs. The string of lights is long, they worked well, just not the white I wanted.

These lights are a BRIGHT WHITE despite the box saying they are warm white. I have some other, almost new, warm white LED string lights on the tree next to this one, and the difference is huge. There is no yellow to these lights and they look quite stark compared to normal warm white lights. Also, where typical string lights allow you to chain several together at the outlet, these plugs do not permit that. To run four strings up the four trunks of my crape myrtle, I had to buy a 1-to-4 outlet extension so I could accommodate the four plugs at the base of the tree. The string lights on my other tree could be connected in succession at the outlet to where I only needed one available female outlet. Very inconvenient and caused me to have to spend and extra $10 to accommodate.

Just bought a 100 light strand. I need about 1,200 lights, but the comments about color tempurature concerned me, and decided to purchase one strand to see for myself. The comments were right, these lights are not really warm, but more daylight blue. Too bad, I really liked the stay-lit feature.