LIGHTSHARE 7FT Lighted Palm Tree, Green LED Artificial Tree for Patio, Poolside, Tropical Summer Décor, Indoor Outdoor Use

I wanted something different for Christmas this year rather than the traditional tree now that my kids are all grown. I ended up finding this palm tree. I really like it. It looks so nice when the lights are on. Also it can be used all year around which I am doing. I liked it so much I still have it up in my living room. It was simple to put together. It took about 5 minutes tops. At first it seemed cheaply made but I quickly got over that thought upon looking at the actual finished product. We have had the lights going on and off since Christmas time without any issue ( it is now February). The lights are LED's. The ones on the trunk you can wrap however you like, but the ones on the leaves are actually built in and not meant to be removed.So how long will they last, I'm not sure. LEDs are one of those items where quality counts. Cheaper lights will present issues much quicker than quality strands will. I have read a few reviews here and a few in the question section where people are complaining of flickering lights. I have not had that issue, but I am also not using a dimmer switch. This is typically where that issue arises most often. The lamp shop explains thatLEDs only provide light when an electrical voltage runs through them. If this voltage is not constant, flickering will happen.This only affects LED bulbs because others like halogens and incandescent maintain enough heat to cover brief gaps in voltage. LEDs don't.This should only be a problem when LEDs are installed with incompatible dimmer switches; it shouldn't happen when fitted to a regular light switch. Reason being is standard dimmer switches are designed to operate with incandescent or CFL bulbs of 40 watts or more. A 40w incandescent bulb is equivalent to a 9w LED bulb, so when you fit your 9w LED into the fitting the wattage comes up short. It is far below the minimum for the fitting which can cause problems.At any rate, like other lights , LED's can and do eventually fail, usually due to cheap components before the bulb itself actually dims. But whatever the reason, I suppose when that time comes I will just buy a seperate strand and intertwine them thru the leaves at that point. Pretty simple. If I'm really unsettled about it , I can just replace the whole tree . I mean for 100 bucks, even if it works for 2-3 xmas' that's more than my money's worth considering the cost of buying a fresh tree each year just to watch the poor thing die in my living room.So anyway I think the tree looks great. Bigger than I thought it would be. It touches my ceiling practically as you see in the photo. Everyone loves it and compliments on it when they see it. It looks great with lights on or off even. You can't see the lights are even there on the leaves when they are not plugged in unless you get real close to notice it. The base holds the tree up, but barely. It would not take much to push it over at all. We don't have little ones running around 😔 so it's no big deal for us. If you plan to use it outside it does come with 4 mounting stakes for the base which you will need to use or else a strong wind would definitely take it down.Overall for the price it's a great buy . I'm very happy with it and the ease of assembly and disassembly make it great for the holiday season if your someone who hates dealing with all those wire branches of different sizes and colors codes like I am. I would definitely recommend it for any casual use purpose. Thanks

UPDATE!!!!!!1 star to a 5 star review!!Amazon put me in touch with the manufacturer. The manufacturer reached out to me and worked with me. It was determined that all we needed was a new adapter. We received the new adapter and the tree works great!! So, if you bought this tree and had the same problem that we did, reach out to Amazon first.Thank you Amazon and Lightshare Customer Service. Satisfied customer here.This tree is beautiful, however the lights have quit working in less than 3 months and only plugged in probably under 12 times. I am currently waiting to work with the manufacturer this issue as it is past the 30 days Amazon return policy. Amazon has been VERY helpful. Now it is the manufacture’s turn to help me. We shall see what the outcome is. As you can see in the pic is doesn’t work and is plugged in. We have tried several extension cords and have also plugged it into the outlet directly and no lights. 😞

First one we got as a surprise gift. Had it for 4 years. It finally weathered so we bought another one. Love the tree. Get many compliments

I bought it as we live in the land of sun and beaches and a traditional Christmas trees just seems out of place. The longer we live in Florida, the more the older traditions are changed to reflect our locale. We also bought its little 5-foot brother for the lanai and our neighbors behind.The tree was easy to assembly and should be easy to break down. The LED lights on the trunk need to be wrapped around the trunk, but it wasn’t difficult to arrange evenly. The LEDs are white on the trunk and green on the fronds; a nice effect. I put two sandbags around the square, metal base. That was only as we have cats as the palm is stable otherwise.The only problem was the sweep of the palm. Unlike its little brother, the 7-footer did not screw together into that nice arc. It made a soft “S” shape: closer to the palms here.If the palm is damaged, we will buy another one.

we live in swfl now and no longer cut our christmas trees from the orchard windbreak. so, yes, this is our new xmas tree. looks great near the leg lamp.

Easy setup. We've had it for just over 3-yrs. It is starting to look its age, but considering it sits outdoors on the south-southeast side of the house for 9-months a year, I cannot complain.

Better than I expected

Love the tree. Mine stopped working after 2 years. The fix is you can get replacement plug on Amazon. Search on the number on the sticker on the plug and you will find it. I switched and tree lights again.