- Do these lights twinkle or stay steady?
- This set is built to twinkle, so the bulbs flash rather than hold a constant glow. If you want steady light, look for a GE set labeled steady-on.
- Can I use them outdoors?
- LED bulbs run cool, so the set suits covered outdoor spots like porches and doorways. Keep the plugs and connections out of standing water and direct rain.
- How much coverage do 100 lights over 33 feet give?
- That works out to about one bulb every four inches. It is enough to wrap a mid-size tree or run along a porch rail, but a large tree will need a second set.
- Are they safe to leave on for long periods?
- LED bulbs generate little heat, so they are safer for long evening use than incandescent strings. Still follow the manufacturer's guidance on connecting sets and timers.
- How do they compare with incandescent multicolor lights?
- LEDs use a fraction of the power and stay cool, while incandescent bulbs give a warmer, softer glow. The faceted lenses here make the color read sharper and more sparkly.
- Where is the GE 100-ct 33-ft Twinkling Faceted LED Christmas String Lights cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $29.98, as of our latest check.