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King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Tree vs King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir

Both trees cost $499 at King of Christmas as of November 5, 2026, so this is a style choice, not a price one. Pick the Queen Flock if you want a heavy snow-flocked look and a fuller 59-inch profile. Pick the King Noble Fir if you want an open, realistic green tree that shows ornaments and is easier to handle.

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King of Christmas
King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Pre-Lit Flocked Artificial Christmas Tree with 1000 Warm White LED Lights

King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Tree

King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Pre-Lit Flocked Artificial Christmas Tree with 1000 Warm White LED Lights

4.8· 2,965 ratings
$499.00at King of ChristmasObserved at 11:09 AM
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Choose the Queen Flock if you want a snow-covered winter wonderland look and a wide, dense tree with 2,817 tips and 1,000 lights.

Pros
  • Full, dense look with 2,817 tips
  • 1,000 warm white LEDs with 8 modes, timer and dimmer
  • Heavy flocking gives a real snowfall look
  • Power Pole setup and remote plus foot pedal included
  • 4.8 out of 5 from 2,965 ratings
Cons
  • Flocking sheds during unboxing and on rugs
  • Heavy, especially the bottom section
  • Fluffing can take about 3 hours
  • Twinkle mode is a slow flash, not a true twinkle
  • Costs $499, the same as the greener tree
King of Christmas
King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir Pre-Lit Green Artificial Christmas Tree with 500 Warm White LED Lights

King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir

King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir Pre-Lit Green Artificial Christmas Tree with 500 Warm White LED Lights

4.8· 3,387 ratings
$499.00at King of ChristmasObserved at 12:33 PM
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Choose the King Noble Fir if you want a realistic green Noble Fir silhouette with open branches for ornaments and less weight and mess.

Pros
  • Realistic Noble Fir look with open, layered branches
  • Room to show off ornaments
  • Lighter and easier to set up
  • 500 warm white LEDs with 8 modes, timer and dimmer
  • 4.8 out of 5 from 3,387 ratings
Cons
  • Fewer lights and tips than the Queen Flock
  • No flocked snow look
  • Only 1,163 tips, so it looks sparser
  • Same $499 price as the fuller flocked tree

What separates them

King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock TreeKing of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir
Height and width7.5 ft tall, 59 in wide7 ft tall, 50 in wide
FlockingHeavy cotton-based flocking that sheds on furniture and rugsNone; plain green needles
Branch tips2,817 tips, dense and full1,163 tips, open and layered
Lights1,000 warm white micro LEDs500 warm white micro LEDs
Needle materialBlend of realistic and classic needles70% PE, 30% PVC
Weight and setupHeavy, especially the bottom section; about 3 hours of fluffing reportedLighter and quicker to set up
Ornament displayDense flocking hides some ornamentsOpen branches leave room to show ornaments
Price$499 at King of Christmas as of November 5, 2026$499 at King of Christmas as of November 5, 2026

Price history

$99.00$89.00
Nov 4Nov 5
  • King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Tree: lowest $89.00 on Nov 5.
  • King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir: lowest $99.00 on Nov 4.

Prices at every store

King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Tree

  • King of ChristmasNew

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    $499.00Observed at 11:09 AM
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  • FIORISTRYWAREHOUSENew

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    $499.00Observed at 11:09 AM
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King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir

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    $499.00Observed at 12:33 PM
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Specs compared

SpecKing of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock TreeKing of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir
Tree VarietyFirFir
With LightsYesYes
SeasonWinterWinter
Special OccasionChristmasChristmas
Light ColorWhiteWarm White
Width—50″ wide
Type—Tree
Placement—Floor
Theme—Holiday, Christmas
Height—7.5 ft
Size—7.5 FT
Light Type—Unlit
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SpecKing of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock TreeKing of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir
Light Effect—8 Lighting Modes
Arrangement Style—Centerpiece
Material—70% PE - 30% PVC
Shape—Tree
Color—Green
Handcrafted—Handcrafted, Handcrafted for Exceptional Detail
Suitable For—Holiday decorating

What reviewers say

King of Christmas 7.5 ft Queen Flock Tree

  • 4.8 / 52,965 ratings

Owners rate it highly, with 4.8 out of 5 across 2,965 ratings. Most praise the full, snowy look and the easy light setup; complaints center on flocking mess and weight.

Pros
  • Looks full and convincingly snow-covered
  • Lights go on quickly with section connectors
  • Sturdy stand holds a heavy tree
  • Good value for a flocked pre-lit tree
Cons
  • Flocking drops during setup and takedown
  • Heavy and hard to lift into the stand
  • Some trees arrive with bent branches that need reshaping

King of Christmas 7 ft King Noble Fir

  • 4.8 / 53,387 ratings

With 4.8 out of 5 from 3,387 ratings, owners are largely happy with the King Noble Fir. They praise the realistic look and the open spacing that makes ornaments easy to see.

Pros
  • Realistic PE and PVC branch tips
  • Open shape that displays ornaments
  • Easy setup with the Power Pole light connection
  • Warm white lights with dimmer and timer
Cons
  • High price
  • Narrow gaps between branches on some trees
  • Heavier sections than expected

Questions and answers

Which is better for showing ornaments?
The King Noble Fir. Its open, layered branches and 1,163 tips leave space for ornaments, while the Queen Flock's heavy flocking and 2,817 tips hide them.
Which looks more like real snow?
The Queen Flock. Its heavy cotton-based flocking mimics fresh snowfall, but it sheds on furniture and rugs. The King Noble Fir is plain green.
Which is easier to set up?
The King Noble Fir. It is lighter and needs less fluffing. Queen Flock owners report about 3 hours of fluffing and a heavy bottom section.
Is one worth the extra money?
Neither costs extra. Both are $499 at King of Christmas as of November 5, 2026, so choose by look and handling, not price.
Which suits an 8-foot ceiling?
Both fit. The Queen Flock is 7.5 ft and the King Noble Fir is 7 ft, both measured with the stand, so either leaves room under an 8 to 9 ft ceiling.
Which has more lights?
The Queen Flock, with 1,000 warm white LEDs versus 500 on the King Noble Fir. Both have 8 lighting modes, a timer and a dimmer.

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