3 FT Fibre Optic Christmas Tree with Colour Changing Tips and Lit Top Star

The trouble with a tabletop tree is that it is not finished when you buy it. You still have to find a short enough light string, wind it on, and own small ornaments that suit it.

Here the tips themselves change colour and a lit star sits on top, so it arrives finished. Plug it in, and the fibre optics run through their colours on their own with nothing to set and nothing to hang.

The colour cycle, all seven of it

The swatch row across the bottom of this image is the honest view of what it does. The tips run through purple, red, green, blue and white by themselves, changing without a remote or a controller. There is no mode to choose and nothing to set, which is either the appeal or the limit depending on what you want.

Where the light comes from

The three parts are called out here. A star at the crown that lights with the rest, the fibre strands running out to the branch ends, and the adapter that feeds it. The manufacturer labels that adapter UL certified. Health Canada advises checking for a CSA, cUL or cETL mark on the unit you receive.

Three feet, and what it wants around it

3 ft of height, 1.7 ft of spread, on a 12 inch folding stand. That fits a side table, a shop counter or a window recess. Fibre optic tips read best with the room lights low, so pick a spot that is not directly under a ceiling light.

Light travels from the base up the strands, so the tips glow rather than bulbs sitting on wires.

The colours cycle on their own with no remote and no controller to set.

A star at the crown that lights along with the tree, so no topper is needed.

A full small cone shape rather than the sparse look of a cheap tabletop tree.

Folds flat for storage and keeps a light tree steady on a table or counter.

The manufacturer states the supplied adapter is UL certified.

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.

The colour change is the whole show, and there is nothing breakable hung on it.

It catches attention from a distance and needs no staff time to decorate.

Three feet of tree with lights and a topper already on it, and one plug.

What we stand behind

• The colour sequence, the lit star and the UL certified adapter are the manufacturer's own claims, shown in their product graphics.
• Height, spread and stand width come from the product's dimension image.
• No bulb count is published for a fibre optic tree because the light comes from a source in the base rather than individual bulbs.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How does a fibre optic tree work?

A light source inside the base feeds clear strands that run out through the branches. The light travels along each strand and comes out at the end, so the branch tips are what glow. That is why there are no bulbs to see and none to replace individually.

Can I choose the colour or stop it changing?

No. The colour change is automatic and there is no remote or mode switch on this model. If you want a fixed colour, this is not the tree for it.

Can I hang ornaments on it?

Only light ones, and sparingly. Ornaments cover the tips, which are the light source, so the more you hang the less it glows. Most fibre optic trees are used undecorated.

Does it need to be plugged in?

Yes, it runs from a mains adapter, which the manufacturer states is UL certified. Health Canada advises looking for a CSA, cUL or cETL mark and switching holiday lights off before bed.