Philips 150 LED Multicolored Faceted Mini Net Lights

Looks great on our bushes.

I like the lights that include more blues and greens, fewer yellows and whites. I also like the net style that are easy to drape over the bushes in front of the house. These lights are great, beautiful, easy to use, easy to put away until next year! I am a fan!

Bought these Phillips net lights at end of last year, opened box for first time use this year and 1/2 of the net lights went out immediately as we installed them. So frustrating for expensive lights from Phillips, no quality control or testing apparently. Like many others reported, stay away from these net lights, they are not dependable and its too bad because the actual lights when they stay lit would be nice.

We have ordered 6. A little pricey but well worth it. We use to line our large driveway in our rural acreage. Colored and white lights. Have had six months and solar still strong. Light span about 6-8 feet.

These are great- large bulbs in classic colors. Easy to see from further away. I like them much more than my other set which has smaller lights and is less bright. In my photos it’s the set on the left- the lower shrub.

I hang these net lights in my windows from a curtain rod. Look very happy and festive. Bought enough for all my windows.

Thank you!!

Update: in my second Christmas of use, out of 10 sets, six sets had failed bulbs. That is in addition to the two from the first season. They are a real pain to find, and two of the six had more than one bulb failures. Each bulb failure takes out 50 lites in the net. I used up most of the spares. Took hours to find those bad bulbs. I reduced rating to one star since they did not meet reliability. Original review:I bought one set to try out and about one-third of the lights were dead. I returned it for a replacement which works normally and looks great. However, I checked and found that if one bulb dies, a whole section of lights go with it. They give a couple spares with it, but good luck trying to find the bad bulb (reminders of Christmas' past). Also, the description says you can connect 30 strands, but the box says 18. Also the description says UL Listed, but the box says UL Certified (that's OK with me). I bought these for the UL label after trouble with Chinese made "fairy" lights that burned up after one season use. They are made in Cambodia. I dropped one point for the single-light failure issue, which is not a safety issue but not ideal. I'm holding one star back until I see how long they last. Probably will buy more sets because the price is good and if there are no burn-outs, I might up my rating.