RTGS 30 Micro LED String Lights in Warm White Color Review

The RTGS 30 Micro LED String lights in warm white color is perfect for small crafts or projects. It came in a plastic box and this included the black battery compartment box, 30 LED string lights and a remote control.

 The RTGS micro LED string lights consist of 30 grain-sized bulbs in warm white color. The bulb are spaced at 4 inches apart and the entire cord has a total of 10 feet length. There is a 12 inch clear cable connecting the string lights to the battery compartment box which gives this a total of 11 feet cable length.

The black battery compartment box is made of a hard plastic case and it locks in firmly. This needs 3 x AA batteries and isn't included. There is a button on the upper left part which is used to turn on the lights and change through the 3 different functions.

Pressing the button once will turn on the lights and stay on timed mode. Pressing it again will change it to continuous on and pressing it the third time will turn off the light. Using the remote control included will also go through the same light modes.

The timed mode lets the string lights stay on for 6 hours and automatically turn off after that. After 18 hours, it'll automatically turn on again. In this mode, the battery life can last up to 14 days. For the continuous on mode, the battery life can only last up to 48 hours.

Since this works on 3 x AA batteries, this is perfect to use for crafts and projects but I wouldn't use it to decorate our home. The bulbs are bright despite their small, grain-like size. I like that all the bulbs are working and that the cable included has a clear, silver-y color.

You can purchase the RTGS 30 Micro LED String Lights HERE.

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