7 FT Silver Snow Flocked Pre-Lit Christmas Tree, 905 Tips, 65 Frosted Sphere Lights and Remote

On most pre-lit trees the bulbs are small points and the ornaments are separate. Hang a set of glass balls and the light and the decoration compete, so the tree ends up busy without looking finished.

Sixty five frosted spheres are the ornaments here, and they glow from inside rather than reflecting. With 350 warm white bulbs behind them and silver tinsel through the foliage, the tree is finished before you add a single bauble of your own.

Three counts on one panel

The manufacturer sets them out: 65 frosted sphere lights, 350 warm white LEDs, 905 snow flocked branch tips. The magnified sphere at the top is the part that sets this tree apart. It is a matte frosted ball with the light inside it, so it reads as a lit ornament rather than a bulb.

Seven feet on a narrower base

Seven feet tall, 3.7 feet across, on a 20 inch stand. That spread is tighter than most trees of this height, which makes it easier to place in a room that is already furnished. Two pairs of gloves and a UL certified adaptor are shown as part of the package.

Five brightness levels, not two

Three modes, steady on, flash and slow fade, plus five levels of brightness, which is more adjustment than most trees offer. The timer runs 6 hours on and 18 hours off. Both the green inline controller and a handheld remote are supplied, and either will do the whole job.

What it looks like switched off

Worth seeing, because a lit tree hides a lot. Unlit, the flocking reads as pale silver grey rather than pure white, with the tinsel foliage catching what daylight there is. The frosted spheres sit among the branches as plain white balls. It is a quieter tree by day than the night photographs suggest.

Matte balls lit from inside, hung through the branches. They act as ornaments as well as light.

The background glow behind the spheres, pre-strung on the branches at the factory.

Counted by the manufacturer for this size, each one snow flocked over the silver foliage.

Run through the branches so the tree catches light by day, not only when the bulbs are on.

Fine adjustment rather than bright or dim, which suits a tree with two kinds of light on it.

A handheld remote and a green inline controller, so the tree can be set from anywhere in the room.

Six hours on and eighteen hours off, repeating each day once set.

A 20 inch metal stand that folds flat, with the trunk in hinged sections for storage.

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.

Tinsel foliage under flocking, with frosted spheres already on it, does the whole look without a box of baubles.

Three point seven feet is a tighter spread than most 7 foot trees, so it fits a furnished room more easily.

Five brightness levels and a timer on a remote, rather than one setting and a switch behind the trunk.

What we stand behind

• The 65 sphere count, the 350 LED count and the 905 tip count are printed together on the manufacturer's own panel for this size.
• The store title says 81 sphere lights, which is the figure for the 8 ft tree in the same family. We publish 65, the number on the maker's panel for this one.
• The three modes, five brightness levels and the timer are listed on the maker's lighting panel.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Does it have 81 sphere lights or 65?

Sixty five. The store title says 81, but that is the count for the 8 ft tree in the same family. The manufacturer's own panel for this 7 ft model states 65 frosted sphere lights, 350 warm white LEDs and 905 branch tips, and the description lists the family as 81/65/51 spheres for 8/7/6 ft. We publish the figure that belongs to this size.

What is a frosted sphere light?

A matte white ball with an LED inside it, hung among the branches. Because the light comes from inside rather than bouncing off the surface, it glows evenly instead of flaring at one point. They are part of the fitted lighting, not loose ornaments.

How does the timer work?

Six hours on, then eighteen hours off, repeating daily. Set it at the time you want the tree to light each evening and it keeps that pattern until you change it.

Will the flocking shed?

Some will, mostly during setup or if the tree is dragged into place. Flocked tree care guidance is to assemble it where it will stand, handle the branches gently and dust with a soft duster from the top down.