Which is better for a small living room?

The Dunhill Fir. At 6.5 ft tall and 55 in wide it fills a normal room, and it costs $70.20 at eBay as of November 5, 2026. The 9 ft King Fraser is 34 in wide but too tall for most low ceilings.

Which tree is taller?

The King Fraser Fir at 9 ft. The Dunhill Fir is 6.5 ft. King of Christmas also sells a 6.5 ft King Fraser if you want the shorter height.

Does the King Fraser Fir come with lights?

The 9 ft listing is unlit, so you add your own. The 6.5 ft version comes pre-lit with 750 warm white LED lights and Power Pole wiring.

Is the Dunhill Fir worth the savings?

Yes if you want a pre-lit tree at the lowest price. It is $70.20 against $91.00 as of November 5, 2026, and the LEDs give 10 light settings. Expect to spend time spreading branches.

Which is easier to set up?

The King Fraser Fir. Reviewers report minimal fluffing and tool-free assembly with Power Pole light connections. Dunhill owners say it looks bare until branches are shaped.

Both use fire-resistant plastic branches and should last many seasons. The Dunhill's LED lights are rated long-lasting and use less power; the King Fraser's LEDs on the 6.5 ft version are similarly efficient.

National Tree Company Dunhill Fir Artificial Christmas Tree vs King of Christmas King Fraser Fir Artificial Christmas Tree

Buy the National Tree Company Dunhill Fir if you want a pre-lit 6.5 ft tree at the lowest price; it is $70.20 at eBay as of November 5, 2026, against $91.00 at Merry Christmas for the King of Christmas. Buy the King Fraser Fir if you want a taller 9 ft slim tree or a 6.5 ft version with LED lights and Power Pole wiring. The Dunhill is the better value for a standard room; the King Fraser is the better pick for high ceilings or a narrow space.

Today the National Tree Company Dunhill Fir Artificial Christmas Tree costs $20.80 less at its best price.

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