HSN's TS flameless candles today?

Sue98 · ‎03-09-2010

Does anyone own any of these candles? They look a lot like Luminara, but I'm wondering how they compare. Any thoughts? TIA

Shelbelle · ‎03-09-2010

According to Amy Morrisons sales pitch, they are same as Luminara, just much lower in price.

mollymaggie · ‎11-16-2010

Ive watched 4 demos The lady said they are made by the same company You can blow them out but their battery life is only 150 hours They run on 2 AA batteries I cant decide What do you all think

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

I think the candles are very nice. However, I'm on a personal mission to avoid buying stuff that needs batteries replaced. If those candles had usb-chargeable Li-ion batteries then maybe I would consider them. Why can't they make them with rechargeable Li-ion batteries??

Carmie · ‎10-25-2010

@mollymaggie wrote:
Ive watched 4 demos The lady said they are made by the same company You can blow them out but their battery life is only 150 hours They run on 2 AA batteries I cant decide What do you all think

Those batteries would last for about 5 weeks if you burn them every night for four hours. I noticed that when you blow them out, only the light goes out, but the flame still moves until you turn the candle off manually or use the remote.

willdob3 · ‎11-01-2010

@SilleeMee wrote:
I think the candles are very nice. However, I'm on a personal mission to avoid buying stuff that needs batteries replaced. If those candles had usb-chargeable Li-ion batteries then maybe I would consider them. Why can't they make them with rechargeable Li-ion batteries??

@SilleeMee

They use AA batteries. You can use rechargeable AA batteries. I have some things that use batteries and I use rechargeable batteries in all of them.

I dont own a sungle candle candle and haven’t for years but I was tempted by these. I wasn’t thrilled with the color choices though and the white, while pretty is, well, white. lol

I’m not familiar with the brand these are supposed to be like.