- Which set is better for a wedding or Christmas table?
- The LOGUIDE, because its real wax body and matte ivory finish read closer to real candles in photos and at a distance. The ANGELLOONG is cheaper and its graduated heights suit a centerpiece, but the plastic body is more obvious up close.
- Is the ANGELLOONG set really safe outdoors?
- Treat it as indoor-only. The listing calls it outdoor but also states it is not water resistant, so rain or sprinklers can get into the battery compartment. The LOGUIDE carries no outdoor rating either.
- How long do the batteries last?
- LOGUIDE states over 500 hours on 2 AA batteries per candle. ANGELLOONG publishes no hour figure, so expect typical LED runtimes of a few weeks on a timer, and buy rechargeable AAs for either.
- Is the LOGUIDE worth $8.29 more?
- Yes if you want a real wax look and a stated battery life. No if you just need three flickering pillars on a shelf, since the ANGELLOONG does the same job for $13.59 at Walmart as of November 7, 2026.
- Do both remotes have the same timer options?
- Yes. Both offer 2H, 4H, 6H and 8H repeating timers. The ANGELLOONG remote adds brightness control and a switch between flickering and steady light; the LOGUIDE remote has 10 keys.
- Do the batteries come in the box?
- The ANGELLOONG set ships without batteries; you need 2 AA per candle, so six total. The LOGUIDE listing does not state batteries are included, so plan to supply six AA cells for either set.
