Premium Unlit Hinged Spruce Full Artificial Christmas Tree - 4, 5, 6, and 7.5 Feet

Debbie HillDebbie Hill: Was very pleased with this tree. Needed something for the upstairs bedroom and it is perfect.

United States on Dec 11, 2023

Kathleen: I wasn’t sure what to expect for the price but I was pleasantly surprised. Comes in three pieces with a stand. Our old artificial tree took a long time to assemble. This one is much easier. If you take your time to adjust all the branches it will look great. Instead of putting all three sections together at once, I started with the bottom and adjusted all the branches. Then added middle and did the same, followed by the top. To add a star we improvised attaching it, using a small piece of hose. As some reviews note, when you remove the tree from the box , there are a lot of needles. Easy to sweep up. Once we put it together we were able to decorate and move it around without any more needles falling. It’s sturdier than I expected. And with lights and decorations it looks great.

United States on Nov 25, 2021

WarningCurvesAhead : For $99, we couldn’t ask for a better fake Christmas tree! I have always been on team “real tree” but at 24 weeks pregnant (with twins) I couldn’t rummage up the energy to schlep to the Christmas tree farm. Enter: this tree. It fluffs up nicely, doesn’t shed a lot, and is very pretty once decorated! Sure, there are some sparse spots where we can see the center branch, but it doesn’t bother us because we knew what to expect for under $100. The branches are hinged for easy assembly. In the words of my wife: “It’s nice if you have a lot of decorations. If you like a minimalist tree, it’s not full enough.” Ultimately, we are happy with our purchase and think this is a nice, affordable little tree for our growing family!

United States on Dec 19, 2020

Kevin Pereira: Nothing fake will ever likely top a real tree but this year we went fake to avoid the mess of a real tree. It arrived in 4 pieces (tree stand , bottom, middle, and top). It was packed in real tight so you have to go branch by branch opening up and "fluffing" them to make them fill out the tree and have that realistic look. The branches themselves had a mix of materials and colors on them so they looked more realistic which we appreciated. Assembly and setup took me and my fiance 25 minutes initially to get it to look as full as we were satisfied with. At the end of the day its not the fullest looking tree (no fake is) but once decorated with lights and ornaments it is certainly passable and gets the job done. As advertised and better than a lot of whats out there for the cost.

United States on Dec 12, 2019

Stephanie Menke: My husband and I have always had real Christmas trees. Due to a few different circumstances, we debated on getting an artificial one this year. We looked through different ones and after comparing prices and reviews decided to give this one a try. I really expected to be disappointed and at first I was. When you take it out of the box, all the branches are tightly bunched. I was expecting to have to fluff the branches but I didn't think there was any way possible this was going to fill out. I'm not going to lie, it was time consuming but well worth it. I casually worked on it over a few hours but I'm guessing it would take 45-60 minutes if you worked straight through, less if you aren't as picky as I am or if you made it a family/group project. And I'm confident it will take far less time next year. When I finished it was hard to tell it was an artificial tree. It filled in very nicely. It's very easy to assemble but, as I said, it will take some time to get the branches fluffed out. The individual sections have a little weight to them but I have a bad shoulder and still had no problem putting it together.

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United States on Dec 06, 2019