SINAMER Warm White Curtain Light for Bedroom, 300 LED 9.8ft x 9.8ft Window Fairy Curtain String Light with 16 Hooks, 8 Models Remote Control for Wedding Party Home Garden Indoor Decorations

We love them year round!
I’ve had these lights on my windows for a year. I love the vibe! The dimmer is nice. They do get tangled but stretching them out and cutting them to the desired length helps minimize the tangling. We leave them up all year and they are on everyday and still going strong!

Very nice but not how I used them
I needed to replace my old Christmas lights on my tree and got the brilliant idea of using curtain lights, thinking it would cut my tree wrapping by a mile. 3 hours later and it was finally done. And in case you’re wondering, I was not lighting the tree at Rockefeller center. This was so tedious and I’m already dreading taking them off. The good news is with just 4 strands my tree can probably be seen from space.Things to know:The strands don’t come with plugs. You’ll need a plug with usb port. Also, they cannot connect to each other so you’ll need an outlet for each strand. The cords are very long so this wasn’t an issue.I thought the remotes did not work. Removing the batteries and cleaning them off did nothing. It was only after some time that I realized the sensor for the remote is in the base of the cord. Only pointing the remote at the plug for them for them to work and I had to be close.The lights are very pretty and can be adjusted in multiple ways, my favorite being a timer. They are super bright, but can be dimmed.These lights are great, just don’t use them to light your tree, unless you really like working too hard for simple tasks

Remote doesn’t work
The remote doesnt work, what is the sense of having a remote if it doesnt work? I see by other reviews that they had the same issue and I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt but mines doesnt work either. Very dissatisfied.

Flimsy Fairy Lights—Not Crisp Curtain Lights
The Good: 1) The sticky button/hooks are stickier than command hooks which kept falling down. These I could move around a bit till just right. DO: touch the sticky pad a few times; they don’t have the pull tab that command strips have so can’t speak for how well they’ll pull off a painted surface after being there for some time.2) the lights were packaged in a clear flat plastic reusable clamshell which organized the lights with each strand rolled into a 1.5” flat O sitting in its own O-shaped slot, and the hooks on the main wire snapped securely above them. The sticky hooks were in a small zip-lock bag in a separate slot, and the remote control in its own slot.The Bad: just about everything else. 1) The light strands are 14” apart. This does not make for a curtain of lights but for a look of 9 independently hanging strands of lights meandering in their own direction. 2) The lights don’t hang straight—some curl, some bend randomly/strangely, and very unevenly, longer or shorter than the others, depending on how bent or curled the strand is. 3) While the packaging looks super neat and organized, each O has a thick, cylindrical 1” wire twisty tie that is machine tightened around the coiled light strand. VERY tedious to unwrap, especially 18 times! 4) A small few light strands would fall straight down into a banana curl that would need to be pulled as long and straight as possible. But most were wrapped more haphazardly and would tangle into upward and downward spirals requiring untwisting and untangling and then never conforming into a straight hanging strand; 5) The light modes—OMGOODNESS! Unless you are a Las Vegas attraction, there is only one light mode that does not fry your brain to watch it, and that is Steady on. All the others are some variation of Blinding Flash. (Maybe this is the attractive/desirable mode in downtown Singapore). And finally; 6) These are FAIRY lights, not curtain lights. BIG difference! I’ve had curtain lights hanging in my windows all year long for 5 years. I turned them on at Christmas time, but also when it’s rainy and dark and cold it brightens my day. And neighbors have commented many times how it cheers them up when they drive by my house They are sturdy thicker wires, the light stands out away from the wire in the same direction. They are larger and warmer lights and simply lovely. From the way this product was described, that’s what I thought I was purchasing. If you do decide to buy them, I would recommend doubling them, so that the second light strands are spaced 7 inches apart, giving a more curtain-like look, even if they are wavy and bent and crooked. Just plan to spend some time unwrapping those blasted tangled coils. In the video, the left side by the Christmas Tree is one strand of the lights. On the right side by the fig tree is a strand of actual curtain lights purchased a few years back. The right indie is a doubled strand of these fairy lights.