Blue Net Lights Christmas,Outdoor Decorative Mesh Lights with Remote,Drama Opera Wedding Party Background Light,9.8ft x 6.6ft,200 LEDs,8 Modes,Dimmable-Powered by 3 X Type D Batteries(Not Included)

I put the blue one on the inside of my ivy netted front courtyard fence, and the bright white netting on the adjacent side. have the lights facing up to hopefully keep water out, running the 6.5' portion vertically and the 9' portion horizontally. I put batteries in the controller and tested it before unraveling this by myself. I zip tied the top and then the bottom of one side of the netting, before carefully unraveling the rest of it and attaching zip ties to the top first and then the sides to my fence. I wrapped a wash cloth around the battery pack controller, leaving the black lead controller sensor exposed in order to use the remote; then put it in a quart size back to protect it from the humidity and huge rain storms we get along the Gulf. I had a battery powered lighted trellis before which ended up getting water inside the battery box, so learned this lesson. The netting lights themselves have suffered no rain damage with the heavy Gulf storms we get.I keep the remote inside by the door where I can enjoy the lights when I sit outside, and then turn it off when I go inside. I didn't want solar lights which are on all the time at night, because the HOA rules are somewhat strict on outdoor holiday type lights. One remote will work both sets of lights at the same time, because my battery packs and black sensors are side by side. If I want to adjust anything on one set, I cover the other sensor with my hand so the signal doesn't reach it. I like the fact the lights can be dimmed. I generally use setting 6 to alternate fading, or setting 8 leaving all lights on.

I'm rating this a 3 for satisfactory because the lights work. However, this is not what I want for my trees. The white net doesn't work with natural plant life. I have Palm trees and putting a thick white net looks strange on the tree trunk. I imagine that a brown or green net would work better. Whatever you decide don't use a copper wire net. Trees die from copper. I lost a beautiful tree by using a copper wire tree lights.

So glad I bought this, made it a lot easier to find our tent at the festival! Love all the variations you can choose and the remote was easy to use. Net was the size of one side panel on our pop up tent. I’d like to get 1 or 2 more for next year.

Cheap product broke after less than an hour being up. Don’t pay more than $5 for this, you’ll regret it. What a joke. Now more than half the lights won’t turn on because the wires connecting them snapped. I’m serious these were up for less than an hour. :-/Would love to return it, but i threw away the packaging.

Bought these for a music festival and I love them. However, the first set I received didn’t work. I received a replacement quickly and hassle free. We also had a wire come out when hanging them but was able to fix them ourselves. Super bright, several different modes and I love the remote! Looking forward to get a few other sets.

I used this as a Stage Backdrop, background at a Church Revival. Everyone loves it. Thank you, thinking of purchasing more. I like the battery feature, I don't have to miss with plugs, extension cables. Thanks again, be blessed:)

I put this over my golf cart for a Halloween parade, it was noticed. It took two people to put on and liked because it was batteries.

Daughter loves these. You can hang over a curtain rod or stretch to cover ceiling like a net.