WeRChristmas Pre-Lit Spruce Multi-Function Christmas Tree, 1.8 m - 6 feet with 200-LED, Multi-Colour

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Just think of it: no more wires to get tangled up in! Pre-lit Christmas trees usually come with a convenient stand, too. ft tree: 76cm with 588 branch tips and 80 lights, 7 ft tree: 86cm with 828 branch tips and 100 lights How much are pop-up Christmas trees?

We found assembling the Grandin Road 7.5’ Multi-Colored Light Tree difficult compared to other selections on our best artificial Christmas tree list. The branches were rather delicate, and some fell off during assembly. Overall, we thought it was pricey for the quality.It's typically an artificial, reusable tree that's been pre-wired with lights - these can be warm white LEDs or multicolour lights and can be found on fibre optic trees or those resembling real-world firs. What are the benefits of a pre-lit Christmas tree?

You can also save money - and faff - on decorations and lights: many of the artificial trees come pre-lit and often accessorized with pinecones, berries and the like. A pop-up Christmas tree is an artificial tree that's ideal for anyone who doesn't have the time to decorate a fresh tree every year, prefers a more sustainable option, or may suffer from allergies. It has options for mini pop-up trees, too, for putting on your dining room table during dinner, or even dotted around the hall to give it that extra festive feel.

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One shopper's review read: 'This tree is perfect - just unwrap it, build the stand and plonk the tree on top - less than five minutes! Loved it so much that I bought another for my kitchen!'

Pre-lit Christmas trees may not be real, but they still come with a necessary price tag as often they are intended for continual use. You’re not a Grinch if you’ve decided to go with a more budget-friendly model, though. “Regardless of expense, artificial trees will typically last several years,” says Thomas.Regardless of how much you spend on it, a pop-up tree is a must-have year-on-year as it's easy to put up (and take down), creates no mess and less waste as you're not throwing it out each year. Where to buy pop-up Christmas trees? Many of the best artificial Christmas trees on the market are designed to look like the real thing—if that’s the look you’re aiming for.

Thomas says proper storage is key to keeping an artificial tree around season after season. “Choose a cool, dry place where the tree can avoid damage throughout the rest of the year,” he says. “Also, remember to unplug the tree when not in use to preserve the longevity of the lights.” We didn't have to add additional lighting as we found that the existing lights were more than enough. If you’re looking for an artificial tree that you have to do a double-take on to make sure that it’s not real, then this is probably the one for you. The branches are fluffy and realistic and the candlelight lights give a subtle yet charming glow without being garish or gaudy. They can be stored away compactly from one year to the next, and they can also save you money since you won't have to buy a tree each year. Does bigger mean better when it comes to Christmas trees? It’s all up to your own personal preference, but according to Patton, “Go with the biggest size that will fit comfortably in your space.” Otherwise, if you'd rather hit the high street, Argos has a fantastic selection too. So does supermarket favourite Asda. What to look for in a pop-up Christmas tree?Easy-to-follow instructions make this tree simple to assemble, though you’ll want to spend a decent amount of time fluffing and pushing down the branches to get it looking the way it should. The instructions even recommend taking 45 minutes for fluffing alone, and since there are indeed gaps to be filled, this might be time well spent for the results you want. Still, you’re buying this tree with the intention of adding your own lights, so it might be easier to continue fluffing as you add each strand.