6 FT Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree, Hinged, Over 1000 Tips and 330 LEDs with 11 Modes

Most pre-lit trees fix the colour in the factory. Choose warm white and there is no colour for the children. Choose multicolour and the quiet evenings are gone until January.

The manufacturer wires two circuits into one set: a warm yellow white and a four in one multicolour running red, blue, orange and yellow together. Eleven modes sit behind them, grouped as three warm white settings, three multicolour settings and five that cross between.

Six feet under an eight foot ceiling

Six feet tall on a 3.2 foot spread. Sizing guides pair a six or seven foot tree with a standard eight foot ceiling, leaving around a foot above the tip for a topper, so six feet is the size with the most headroom to spare. Allow a clear circle of about three and a half feet.

What the maker counts

Over a thousand branch tips and more than 330 pre-installed LEDs, given as approximate figures rather than exact ones, which is how the manufacturer states them for this size. Underneath, the stable foldable metal stand, and a close view of the coloured bulbs sitting among the needles.

The eleven modes, grouped

The manufacturer sorts them into three sets. Warm yellow light: steady on, quick flash, slow flash. Four in one multi colours: the same three. All colours light: quick flash, slow flash, five times flash per colour cycle, slow fade and steady on. Eleven in total, from one button.

Stated by the manufacturer as a rounded figure for this size, enough to hide the pole once spread.

Pre-installed on the branches, wired as two colours on a single set of bulbs.

Three warm white settings, three multicolour settings and five that cross between the two.

Red, blue, orange and yellow together rather than cycling, so the tree reads as a proper multicolour one.

They swing down as each section is raised, so setup is spreading tips rather than fitting branches.

Metal rather than plastic, folding flat for storage, with foot covers to spare the floor.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Six feet is the size that fits a normal Canadian living room with room to spare for a topper.

Warm white for the adults, four colours for the children, settled with a button rather than an argument.

Lights fitted, one controller, hinged branches. Nothing else has to be bought before it can go up.

What we stand behind

• The over 1000 tip count and over 330 LED figures are printed on the manufacturer's own panel for this size and are published here as the rounded figures they give, not as exact numbers.
• The 6 ft by 3.2 ft size is read off the maker's dimension drawing.
• All eleven modes are named and grouped on the manufacturer's own lighting panel.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Why are the counts approximate?

Because that is how the manufacturer publishes them for this size: over 1000 branch tips and over 330 LED lights rather than exact figures. We repeat their wording rather than round it into a precise number we cannot verify.

What are the eleven modes?

Three on warm yellow white: steady on, quick flash, slow flash. Three on four in one multicolour: the same three. Then five that cross between the colours, including a five times flash per colour cycle, a slow fade and both steady together.

What ceiling height do I need?

An eight foot ceiling is comfortable. Sizing guides suggest leaving about a foot between the tip and the ceiling for a topper, and at six feet there is room to spare. That headroom is the main reason people choose this size.

How do I make it look full?

Work from the bottom section upward, pulling each branch away from the pole, then bending the tips up and outward. On a tree with over a thousand tips that takes a while, and fluffing guides suggest doing it in stages.