Which is better for outdoor use?

The fir tree. It is listed as outdoor-safe; the Dextrus is recommended for indoor placement only.

Which has more lights?

The Dextrus, with 300 LEDs against 220 in the fir tree's name. The fir's spec sheet says 400, which conflicts with its own title.

Is the Dextrus worth the extra?

Its lowest recorded price is $69.99 as of October 30, 2026, so compare it against the fir's current price at checkout. The remote, 11 modes, and PE tips are the reasons to pay more.

Which is easier to set up?

The fir tree, which has an auto-open frame. The Dextrus assembles from sections and branches without an auto-open mechanism.

The fir tree on paper, with 638 branch tips against 550 PE tips. PE tips look more realistic up close, so the Dextrus can still read as denser.

Does either come with a warranty?

The Dextrus listing states no written warranty and no NRTL listing. The fir listing does not state a warranty either, so confirm with the store before buying.

6ft Tall Prelit Artificial Auto Open Christmas Tree Holiday Decor with 638 Branches & 220 Warm White LED Lights vs Dextrus 6 ft Prelit Birch Christmas Tree, White Artificial Christmas Tree with 550 PE Tips & 300 Warm-White Lights, Remote Control, 11 Light Modes

Both are 6 ft white prelit trees, but they are different builds. The Dextrus is the birch-style PE tree with a remote and 11 light modes, and its lowest recorded price is $69.99 as of October 30, 2026. The HOMCOM-style tree is a fir with auto-open setup and 8 light modes, and it is rated outdoor-safe. Pick the Dextrus for the remote and denser PE tips; pick the fir if the tree will stand outside or you want the simpler auto-open frame.

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