7 FT Snow Flocked Pre-Lit Christmas Tree with 160 Twinkle Balls and 806 Tips

A tree this wide has more surface than most ornament collections can cover. The usual result is a well dressed front and thin sides, with gaps that show every time somebody walks past it.

The 160 twinkle balls are wired into the branches around the whole tree rather than hung by hand, so the spacing is even before you start. They light with the string, which means they work as ornaments in daylight and as part of the display at night.

What the balls look like lit

The close up is the useful view. Each ball is a frosted globe the size of a small bauble, lit from inside, sitting among white flocked needles. That combination is why the tree reads as decorated even with nothing else on it.

Seven feet, four and a half across

7 ft of height against a 4.6 ft spread on a 20 inch stand. That is a wide tree, so tape out a five foot floor circle before you decide where it goes. A ceiling of eight and a half feet or more suits it with a topper.

Two leaf types under white

PVC for interior density and moulded PE on the outside, with flocking over both. 806 tips fills a 4.6 ft frame reasonably, and the balls take care of the space the foliage leaves open.

Eight modes, one button

All eight are printed here and all run from one button on the controller. Steady on is among them, which matters on a tree with 480 lit elements: most households settle on steady after the first week.

Frosted globes wired into the branches, lighting with the string.

The base layer of light under the balls.

Realistic PE and non-deformable PVC leaves under white flocking.

Combination, in wave, sequential, slo glo, chasing and flash, slow fade, twinkle and flash, steady on.

All eight modes from a single button on the cord.

A wide, generous shape that fills a room corner properly.

Three hinged parts plus a folding metal stand.

The manufacturer states the supplied adapter is UL approved.

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.

A five foot floor circle buys a tree that genuinely fills the corner.

160 balls and 320 bulbs mean the tree is finished as it stands.

Everything on this tree is warm white, with nothing to clash.

What we stand behind

• Ornaments and gifts in the photography are not included. The 160 twinkle balls are fitted.
• Height, spread, stand size, tip count, ball count, light count and the mode list come from the manufacturer's own graphics.
• Flame-retardant, anti-fading and anti-deformation are the manufacturer's claims for the material, not our testing.
• UL approved is the manufacturer's wording for the adapter. No Canadian certification mark is claimed.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How much floor does a 4.6 ft spread need?

About five feet of clear circle. It is a wide tree for seven feet, which is what makes it look generous, but it does need the room to do it.

Do the balls and the string light separately?

No. The 160 balls and the 320 LEDs light together and are changed by the same one button controller across eight modes.

What ceiling height does it need?

Eight and a half feet or more once a topper is on. Guides advise roughly twelve inches of clear air above the tip.

Will the flocking shed?

A little at first setup. Open it out over a sheet, handle the inner branches rather than the tips, and keep water and sprays off the foliage.