Elf Logic Large 12” Easy Assembly Warm White LED Moravian Star - Hanging Outdoor Christmas Light - Use as Holiday Decoration, Porch Light, 3D Fixture, Advent Star, Wedding & Ballroom Venue Decor

This new 2019 model has eliminated all the things that the older model was being criticized for! 1) You DO need to assemble the socket for the supplied bulb but it is a simple snap in retainer to hold it in place. 2) The electrical wire no longer exits in the same tube that the mounting stick goes into...they each have their own tube. 3) Main assembly is (as stated) simply open by fanning the two halfs open and swing two attached clips in place to hold it together.I put mine on a Dwarf Blue Spruce in the front yard and it looks fantastic both by day and when lighted at night!! Have received several compliments on it. Love the fact that it is so three dimensional so you get the same effect all the way around the tree instead of just in front or back.

I read all the reviews for this product, especially regarding the light bulb being too bright but we didn't have that issue at all. In fact, my husband who is a light-color snob said he loved the light it produced. It's not too bright, just bright enough that it draws your eye up to it, but definitely soft enough that it's easy to look at. My husband did run a separate cord up the middle of the tree to plug it in, which is necessary since it has a polarized plug.

Wish it was less money to buy a bunch but this is a really nice star!!⭐️ it’s easy enough to assemble - comes flat and you basically just fold the two hinged sides together and clasp it after inserting the bulb kit. Very sturdy. Cord is short so not sure how easily you could hand from a porch etc without seeing your extension cord but it’s a nice tree topper!

Used as a tree topper. Assembly required a gentle touch. If handled carefully, can be disassembled and reused for years. Light on tree top was evenly distributed..

One of the worst designs I've seen in a while and I was in consumer products for 30+ years. 1. Bulb socket when installed per instructions puts AC wire in a severe bend. 2. Clip that is supposed to hole socket in place, doesn't. 3. Takes a lot of effort to expand star into it's full shape. No reason it should be that hard. 4. AC wire occupies the same space that the "stem" used to attach to your tree occupies. Problem is there is not enough room for both. Bottom line is while $29 may not be a lot of money, it's too much for this product. I'm returning this one and looking for something better to adorn the top of our Christmas tree.

This is a beautiful star and we love it. However, there are some gotchas that make this a 3 star review:1) You need a POLARIZED outlet to plug this into. Standard Christmas tree lights are non polarized, and the open end/outlet (female) will not work with this star’s plug (male). I could not plug star into the Christmas tree lights because the star has two different size prongs in the plug which is meant for a polarized outlet.You need to purchase a non polarized to polarized adapter. Amazon has one for $8.99 labeled “ Ceptics Japan, Philippines NEMA 1-15 Travel Power Plug Adapter Accepts NEMA 5-15R - ETL Certified - Industrial Grade (IG-6)” which works perfectly. You can search for others as well, but this one is perfect and small.2) The star has a green little rod that attaches directly to the top of the tree via green zip ties provided. The star does not have an insert to slide over a standard top branch. If you do not have a straight/strong branch on top, you may have difficulties tying the star or the star could lean to one side. Just make sure you can secure it to the top branch by having a strong/straight top.3) Mine came with a bulb, but per another review, it has not. This is a warm white LED 120V tubular candelabra bulb. (There is a LED ONLY warning with the packaging. You can find this on amazon A 6-pack costs a little over $18)4) Assembly is easy in my opinion and others said it was difficult. It was not hard at all, I think the clips on The side holding it together are a little tough at first, but that’s what makes it secure.Final thoughts:It's a beautiful star, with great aesthetics, but has multiple flaws that require some extra legwork.The question you must answer is:Is this star unique and beautiful enough to warrant the extra effort?It was for us…

We connected it to our porch light electrical outlet to shine for the Christmas to Epiphany season. It is beautiful and reminds us of our days in Winston-Salem, N Carolina.

This tree topper is pretty and very simple. There are a few annoying things you should know and that I believe the seller should disclose prior to purchasing. The star itself is a very cool white color due to the included bulb. The bulb is very difficult to find and the only information on replacing the bulb was to ask a home improvement store associate to help you find this. Would it be very difficult to include the bulb description as a manufacturer of a product? In my opinion it would be helpful. So I will include the type of bulb you would need to change this to a warm light. It is a warm white LED 120V tubular candelabra bulb. (There is a LED ONLY warning with the packaging. You can find this on amazon A 6-pack costs a little over $18. The next thing that was not an anticipated cost and should be mentioned is that this star does not connect to a nonpolarized outlet. The two prongs on this star connect to a polarized outlet. Most Christmas lights use a 2 prong nonpolarized plug therefore if you purchase this star be aware that you will need to buy a extension converter or extension cord just for the topper for around $14 and add an extension cord to your Christmas decor.