Really good, easy to put up and collapse, separate lights, cat climb proof.

The pink pop up Christmas tree is easy to put together, & comes in a box for storage. It has lights that are easy to put on the tree with a remote control. We can’t get the remote control to work, but you can use the USB to control the lights. It does not use batteries. We are using it for a Valentine’s tree. It is sturdy & should last a long time. We are extremely pleased with it.

This tree is a big change from traditional artificial trees and perfect for people in small spaces or who haven't the time or energy to put up a tree. The body of the tree does pop together within minutes. BUT-- the lights must be added separately and that can be a chore. However, you can leave them on for next year, too. And once it's up it makes a perfect little Christmas tree.

I’m undecided if I like this tree or not enough to keep it. We have another cheaper pop up tree that looks more filled out. This one, we can see the rod going though the middle, which detracts from the beauty of the tree. The lights do look nice as are its many lighting modes. Unfortunately too, I ordered a brand new box but was sent a clearly used item as the box seal was already cut open and items inside thrown in when I received it.

The 6 foot tree is nicer than I expected. The lights plug into a regular 5V adapter plug via USB connector. Once you get it all set up it's really cheerful. I have an angel that I've used for 10+ years and doesn't have lights inside her. I wrapped a few extra times around the top of the tree so she'd be lit up inside, it worked great. You can put as much or as little work into further dressing it up, as you like.A word of advice though: if you're old like me, you're going to want to know the easier way to get the lights on. Completely and totally unwrap the lights and straighten them out on the floor or have a helper "feed" you the lights without tangles. Then start at the top, secure the end of the lights there, and then turn the tree, wrapping the lights as you go, very very loosely. Don't try to wrap the lights over the tree, turn the tree instead.Here's the trick: when you set up the tree, get a weight, the kind that goes on a weight lifting bar, and put it over the pole and gently lay it down on the feet to hold the tree more stably. Then you can turn the tree as much as you want without constantly knocking it down.Even so, you will be totally bent over leaning down for at least five minutes straight, so if your blood pressure is wonky, like mine, you'll need some recovery time. You do need the adapter and it's not included, if you want to plug the tree into the wall outlet, or you need one of those wall outlet surge suppressor / adapter / extender doohickeys they sell now that have several USB slots as well as extra plug sockets. This is USB A and it needs 5V not 12V.The remote requires two AAA batteries. However if you have other Christmas lights in your windows or whatever, and they have remotes with 8 modes, a dimmer and one timer button at the top, then try that. It might work and you'll save yourself the batteries.The two trees I bought are "peacock" green (in effect, more like dark forest green) with white snowflakes and the other is silver with teal/blue snowflakes. The silver tree is very hard to photograph. The blue is more baby blue plus light teal, sky blue ish, if you're trying to match blues to it for ornaments. I'm going to use it for a decoration after Christmas too. Kind of generally winter theme, Ice Blue.Emotionally it's hard to just put all the decorations away so I leave a few generic things up. Decorating it is a challenge. I've already swapped out the lights for cool white and that helped. I tried various other lights on it and I'm starting to see a pattern of what works. The cool white 33 ft long replacement light string worked wonders, I recommend that the manufacturer upgrade the tree to have this from the start. Warm white made it look idk, muddy or tarnished or something.I noticed the star at the top looks incredibly distressed. I didn't notice that before. It looks like it floated on the floor of a warehouse for six months, then was found and added to the box. I don't want to spray paint it because of the texture that adds light effects. I hope it cleans up, at the moment it's part of my design.The peacock green tree is much easier to decorate with traditional white/green/red decorations I already have. I bought a second one for next year. So I can do the two trees matching thing. One hard to decorate tree is enough! Haha

This is a beautiful tree. It was so easy to put together and easy to put back in the box after Christmas. The lights have different settings on them. I love the built in snowflakes. With our ceiling fan going it looks like it’s snowing.

This tree is as advertised, uses little space and is easy to set up, was exactly what I was looking for. It would look good with a 6 and 4 foot beside it, that way you could have a corner of trees and still use less space than a full size tree. Plus, it takes a minute amount of time to assemble, I highly recommend this product.

Esperaba que la serie de luces fuera mas larga!!!

Oh my gosh after I saw my friend assemble hers I had to have one. Great value. Perfect for a small area or out by the front door. Takes 3 AA batteries, which lasted every night for hours from Thanksgiving night through Christmas. Sturdy, several light settings, blink, twinkle, steady, chasing, etc.

We got two trees and they’re very pretty and easy to put together, but the lights stopped working after a week. If you want a tree with lights, don’t get this.

Bought this specifically for the timer function on the lights but there is no timer on the lights supplied.

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Si monta i due minuti, sottile e carino ed occupa poco spazio quando si smonta. Soddisfatto.