National Tree Company 12 ft Pre-Lit Dunhill Fir Artificial Christmas Tree, 1,200 LED Lights, 7,794 Tips, PowerConnect, Foot Pedal, 10 Light Functions, Includes Stand, Green

After years of searching, I finally found the one! This National Tree Company Dunhill Fir is everything I’ve ever wanted in a Christmas tree—full, lush, perfectly shaped, and beautifully lit. At 7.5 feet, it makes a stunning statement without overwhelming the room, and the fullness of the branches makes it look just like a real tree.The dual color LED lights are a game changer! I love being able to switch between warm white and multicolor depending on the vibe—classic or playful. The lights are evenly spaced and bright without being harsh. The PowerConnect system makes setup so easy—no more hunting for hidden plugs inside the tree!It was simple to assemble, and the included stand is sturdy and reliable. Once fluffed, it looks absolutely gorgeous even without ornaments.After years of mediocre trees, I finally have the magical Christmas centerpiece I’ve always dreamed of. If you’re on the fence—this tree is 100% worth it!

This was honestly so much fuller than I thought it would be! It takes a good ten minutes to fluff it all up but it’s not too much of a hassle. It feels very high quality and I think it’ll be easy to pack back up and store as well.The 10 different light modes (warm white, white “twinkling”, color, color twinkling, softer color, fade from white to color, blink between color and white, twinkle between color and white, two others I don’t remember lol) are all beautiful and none are too overwhelming. My favorite is the white twinkle or the fade but it’s very nice to have the foot peddle to change the options easily.

got a tree a few years back from walmart, had a turning base, pre lit, fairly realistic looking, but my partner wanted an upgrade.see this one on amazon. had the typical 4.X stars, amazons choice label, and it was in a sale. heck it was almost as inexpensive as the old walmart tree. What could go wrong?!I open the box... it reeeeeeks of plastic.the branches were just these taped up steel rods with the "foliage" looking like the ugly offspring of astroturf and lametta plastic strips. it looked like they cobbled this tree from the leftover junk from making better trees from recycled beach chairs and all the green plastic straws that starbucks threw away when they wanted to make a big show about their love of sea turtles.I don't want to put too fine a point on it but I can probably whip out a better simulated tree using spray paint, glue, an old tv radial antenna and a few dozen ikea bags, then again, i don't want to give them any great ideas for free.

This is my first artificial tree.1. Assembly is straight forward albeit lack of directions a pain.2. The three tree segments are powered through the “trunk” when assembled.3. A real pain unfolding branches but pretty nice tree.Given its low cost the assembled tree looks good and interesting start for us on artificial trees. Aside from no instructions how we go about storage is going to be tricky. I’d rather not fold branches back up aside from trouble I worry about fatigue failure of branches due to open closing.I will take each segment and store in very large trash bags to keep dust and dirt off. We’ll see.The decorations should mask any appearance details so I think this is a good investment perhaps upgrade quality in the future.

When this tree arrives it will be tightly packed down for shipping, but after fluffing it out it is very full and beautiful! I included pictures of when I first set it up and after fluffing so you can see the difference. There are many lights, which I love, and they are so easy to work. Just attach the three parts of the tree and the lights automatically connect to each other so that there’s only one plug. And the lights turn on and off with a foot pedal. So easy. I love the color changing options as well, also operated with the foot pedal. This is a very realistic looking tree and I’m very pleased with my purchase!

This is a Christmas tree, multi-color led lights. The lights connect simply by connecting the three tree sections. Nothing to plug in (except the main plug.) I ordered this for next Christmas, so it did arrive after Christmas. On inspecting, I found they had sent the wrong tree--an all white one with fewer features.I contacted the seller (LonelyHome) and they immediately got back to me. I explained the problem. They sent a return label and arranged for UPS to pick up the tree at my home. On the designated day, they picked it up and within a day, I had received the correct tree.It was a bit expensive, but seems well made. I can't really comment on sturdiness as I haven't put the tree up and fluffed up the branches. The branch tips are supposed to be extremely realistic. I'm not sure I'd go that far, but they look good. I'll know how good next Christmas.I did take it out of the box, slip the base into the stand and plug it in. As I slipped the middle section, then the top into the center "trunk" each section lit up immediately. The 10-program light control worked perfectly.I must say that they have OUTSTANDING customer service.

I would have loved to give this tree a 5; it looks very nice and it's the perfect height, however, when we bought it last year, the whole center section wouldn't light. After many hours - literally - we found an open wire that wasn't attached to anything - we spliced it and the tree lit but the center section was not as bright as the rest of the tree. I bought it earlier in the year before Christmas and did email the company when we put it up but did not get a response. We just put the tree up again and same issue although from a different area. After messing around with it (not as long as last year) we got it to light although a handful of bulbs are out and if you touch a branch, the lights flicker. We'll be buying another tree next year likely locally. Any other time we've purchased an artificial tree, it's lasted alot longer than 2 years. I don't expect forever but I'd have thought a few years anyway.