Cet arbre de Noël artificiel vert pré-éclairé est doté d'un total de pointes de branches, de lumières à DEL et de branches fabriquées à partir d'une combinaison de matériaux en PE et PVC, ce qui lui confère un charme naturel et naturel. Le faux arbre de Noël a des charnières en métal robustes et une base en métal pliable, peut être facilement assemblé et rangé, ce qui rend la préparation des Fêtes et le nettoyage sans tracas. Convient pour les maisons, les bureaux, les restaurants ou les magasins, ce faux arbre de Noël apporte une touche festive et aide à créer des souvenirs de vacances durables.
To preface my review for this tree For the past three years my elderly cat has always loved to sleep in her homemade cat bed under our tree on the second floor. She now stays on the first floor, as she prefers not to use so many stairs. So I wanted a tree for her to be able to sleep under on the first floor. Which leads us to this tree. Comparing the tree (after fluffing) in-person to the stock photo, you will immediately recognize the lack of fullness without ornaments, garland, etc. I would say it should be fine once you add the embellishments, but I do not personally plan on doing so. For my usage, I simply wanted a nontoxic tree with realistic branches that is also prelit. I have the tree plugged into a HomeKit-compatible smart plug, which allows me to turn the tree lights on or off with my phone. There are also plug-and-play adapters that include a simple onoff remote for a non-WiFi alternative. The first downside for this tree is that without either of these options, one must plug and unplug the tree from the wall or surge protector to turn the lights onoff. Another is that the lights are brighter than I would like. They are permanently at 100 brightness and non-dimming. A simple adjustment for this is to wrap wide, semitransparent ribbon around the tree to somewhat darken the lights’ output. Lastly, the fluffing process really showed the difference between this tree and a more expensive one. Bending the vast majority of the branches reminded me of those gummybendable-ligament toys. As soon as you bend a branch to where you want it, it snaps back into 0.5” away from its original stock-straight orientation. The best way to fluff the tree is to bend the branches nearly the entire way back to where they point toward the trunk. It then snaps back to approximately a couple inches from where I actually wanted them, but it’s the best I could get. If you really want a full, beautiful tree without adding embellishments, I would not recommend this tree. The fact that most branches could not be placed exactly where I wanted them means ornaments would not be able to be placed with even distribution. Tighter branches in some places, open gaps in others. Again, I’m not adding anything to my tree and its main purpose is just to provide a comfortable cover for my elderly cat to rest during the winter. One tip I recommend is to use two Sherpa throw blankets and wrap them (one on one side up against the tree trunk, and one on the other side up against the tree trunk) rather than only using a tree skirt. The white Sherpa fleece replicates snow, looks great, and is soft to the touch for pets. In total, I would call this an imperfect tree that is prefect for my use-case.. Birdfriend. Midwest, US. Tue, 20 Oct 2026
