ANGELLOONG Blue Flameless Candles with Remote Flickering Led Candles with Timer Electric Pillar Candles for Bathroom Kitchen Room

These are my Favorite! I have purchased so many different types of flameless candles and these have not let me down yet! I have 9 or 10 of these sets. Most of the other types quit coming on and off with the timer after a period of time but I haven't had an issues with these and all sets use the same remote. I just store the extras. The light quality is pretty and the brightness is adjustable. They only use 2 batteries each (some use 3). Read more

Wow these look absolutely real. The flicker is very realistic and even looks like the wick is swaying with the light flickers. I have them in a tall glass lantern in my bedroom and they turn the room into a spa like atmosphere. I'm going to get another set for the bathroom. I've bought several brands of flickering flameless candles over the years, but these are honestly the only ones where my husband actually thought we had LIT candles in the room and I had to tell him they were fake and he still kind of didn't believe me at first lol. Read more

These are gorgeous! I bought them for my Fall decor, but I will likely use them for Christmas as well. They are very reasonably priced as well. I just got them, and I popped in my rechargeable AAA batteries in two of the candles and regular throw-away batteries in the other. I'm curious to see how long they last. BTW: you can turn the brightness up or down; they can flicker or stay still, and they have a timer option as well. All with the handy dandy remote control! Read more

Beautiful and realistic artificial LED lighted flickering candles. Great for the holidays. Reasonably priced and long lasting. These are brought out every holiday season. Well made and reliable. Read more

And we're about to buy one more set as a backup. YES you can use one remote for every set and they work that way out of the box, no complicated configuration involved. So every set of 3 candles comes with one remote, but if you only want one remote to control multiple sets of candles, you can safely toss the rest of the remotes or keep one as a backup. We bought the Sandblast Blue color and it's *actually* nice, not just kinda nice. We bought 4 sets to go around the bathtub (see photos to get a sense of their actual size, not too big or too small to decorate a bathtub, imho), but one candle got bumped and fell in the empty tub and broke, so now we're buying one more to replace the broken one and to have a couple spare candles for the future. The "flame" on these is really nice, they even look good when off because of the black wick. And yes the candles are real wax not plastic, so make sure you don't order them during an Arizona summer or anything because they could potentially melt in the mail, but it's worth it because they don't look cheapo. They're electronic so it's not a real flame and there's no actual heat given off or fire risk. The way the remotes work is they're directional, which means if you put all 3 candles together you can point and turn them all on/off with one button press; or if you space them out you will have to point and click at each one (and the "flames" won't be synchronized because you turned them on at different times which I think makes them look more realistic). The candles don't have an IR sensor anywhere I can see, so you don't have to point the remote at them "exactly right" like an old TV to turn them on/off. You just point in the "general direction" of a candle and it works. And if you actually DO enjoy messing with settings, the remote comes with some good ones to play around with. Come to think of it, you could probably set each individual candle a bit differently so the "flames" aren't all perfectly synchronized if you want a more realistic look, but I haven't tried it out yet. If you do get 4 sets like us, just make sure you restock your AAA batteries too, because each candle takes 3 of them so that's 9 batteries per set of 3 candles (or 36 AAAs if you get 4 sets of candles like we did). It is what it is, and I don't call it a con, because the alternatives are: using flame candles which don't last, start to look crappy after a while, and come with a fire risk; or, rechargeable batteries which, let's be honest, I'm never going to waste my time charging 12 candles with 12 little USB cords. So disposables actually make sense for these candles. You can buy cheaper sets out there but are they real wax? Do they have the black wicks? Are the sconces real glass and do they actually look good? Do the "flames" actually look good? If you need to expand your collection are you going to need 5 different remotes in your bathroom to control all of them or is just one going to work? Since these check all my boxes, I say $20-$25 is a good value for these. You'll end up spending more on cheaper sets when you eventually realize they suck and they're ugly and you want to replace them with something nicer, and you'll definitely spend more on real candles as you burn through them. Read more

These LED candles are perfect! The glow looks so real, and I love that the 3-pack gives me the option to group them or spread them around. They’re bright, cozy, and super easy to use. Totally transformed my space—highly recommend! Read more

These candles look so real and give off the perfect cozy glow. I love that they come with a remote, which makes it super easy to turn them on and off. The timer feature is great too—they shut off automatically so I don’t have to worry about forgetting. They’ve been the perfect touch to my fall décor. Read more

These candles are okay not great. They are cheaply made but if you put them high on a bookshelf etc. they look alright— Read more