Mudder Mini Christmas 2.5 Volt Replacement Light Bulbs for Christmas Trees Decorative Light Supplies, 170 Ampere, 0.42 Watt (100 Pieces, Clear)

great price

I bought these to fix my prelit Christmas tree. These are extremely bright - blindingly bright - and get very hot. I couldn’t even touch one for a fraction of a second because it was so hot after only being on for less than a minute. I don’t feel comfortable putting these on my tree because I feel they could be a fire danger and my kids could get burned by just touching them. I’ll be returning and do not recommend.

It matches the other lights that came with the tree. Some bulbs were skinny and didn’t fit snug but once you bend the wires and put it in the tree it won’t move or flicker. I would buy again.

Just they way i needed to repair a 17 year old outdoor Christmas decoration. they look just like the original

These lights are far too dull. They look like a different color when installed next to existing clear lights. However, they do come in a nice plastic container to keep them undamaged and organized over the years.

We have an old incandescent motion set that has settings we just haven’t been able to find on another set. That is why it was so sad when my son did .. something .. to the set and half the bulbs burnt out. These worked great to bring the set back. Just make sure you get the right voltage or the lights will either be dim or blow out. Just count the lights on a circuit - be careful, a single set can have multiple circuits - and divide 120 by that number. That’s the voltage you need.

I attempted to replace a few burnt out lights and received poor results. The bulbs were dimly lit compared to my existing bulbs. I did not have a good experience with these.

Not sure how long they last; they work fine, but I sure seem to have to replace quicker than I would think.

Used these when a section of our pre lit tree went out. It was very time consuming but we have only had this tree a few years now and I wasn’t ready to buy another just because of bulbs. Very tedious to find which are burnt out and which aren’t. But worth it in the end to save the money.

The problem I have with these replacement bulbs is that the two wires are not long enough. They barely extend past the bottom of the bases I have in my wreath...maybe an 8th of an inch. You get stuck trying to fold them over the end of the base being that they are too short. Hard to see and push through the base holes. That being said they will light but I dont know for how long since they are barely making a connection in the base. Now I have to spend more money and try the pinched or tapered bottom replacement bulbs to see if they will fit better. FYI...replace your burnt out bulbs as you see them before so many go out you lose the whole string as eventually you will. Bulbs with black spots could mean your cord is on its last leg and should be replaced especially if you have a lot with black spots.