Best Choice Products 7.5ft Pre-Lit Flocked Slim Aspen Noble Fir Christmas Tree w/ 2,136 Branch Tips, 400 LED Lights

***important: do not freak out when you open the box - it will look horrible! It just requires some "creative" fluffing techniques.*** Ok, now for the rest... This was my 2nd attempt at a small tree for my dining room this year. All I wanted was a cute little tree with WARM white LED lights that could twinkle as a bonus - and not cost the same as a full size tree! This tree DELIVERED (minus the technical definition of twinkling) and SO MUCH MORE. Things I LOVE about this tree: 1) TRULY WARM WHITE LED lights that match the color of incandescent lights. No green hue!! 2) TRADITIONAL COLORED LIGHTS. I was convinced didn't even sell them anymore. It has true red, orange, yellow, green and blue. No pastel or neon variations. 3) FLUFFING INSTRUCTIONS. They include a little card that tells you how to fluff it correctly. Once I did it was way better but still not quite the look I wanted. But I did learn how it's supposed to be done so that was a win. I decided to see how it would look in an old broken basket I had: I took off the tree stand so the width would fit and. VOILA!!! So much more full. I used Zip ties to steady it/center it in the basket itself. You could probably use some styrofoam if you have some. OR, get a basket that is wide enough for the tree stand. 4) LIGHT MODES, I really like the steady on OR the slow fade. Beyond that, I find the modes frustrating and annoying ( have to push down on the foot pedal through every light mode just to turn it off ) The one fast flashing mode could 100% give someone a headache. I switch between the colored lights and white depending on my mood. BOTTOM LINE It's a keeper for me because of the perfect lights, and how great it looks in a basket. Also just the right size for a small corner in a small room like mine. I decided it was so pretty I didn't even decorate it and plan to leave it out all winter. Hope this helps! Merry Christmas. 🎄