Homemory Floating LED Candles, 12-Piece Set

The wand remote is the standout feature: it switches all 12 floating candles on or off together, so you can set a Halloween scene without reaching up to each one. The warm yellow, flickering LEDs aim for a candlelit look without an open flame, and the included hanging kit gives you a few ways to arrange them. They’re designed for indoor decorating, from a party ceiling display to candles in a window. Ten in mind that these are battery-powered decorations, not real candles, and the batteries are not included.

What matters most

This set combines 12 taper-style LED candles with a wand-shaped remote and supplies for hanging. The remote’s stated range is 45 ft/10 meters, and it operates the candles simultaneously rather than individually. That’s useful if you want a coordinated effect across a room, it’s less suited to someone who wants to control each candle separately.

The light is described as warm yellow and flickering, with the aim of adding atmosphere and some visibility. Each candle takes 2 AA batteries, so you’ll need 24 batteries for the full set, purchased separately. The listing says they could last about 20 days, but that figure isn’t presented with usage conditions. From the way it is set up, the batteries and hanging hardware are part of the decorating plan, not small details to leave until the last minute.

Quick sizing guide

Each candle is 6.5 inches tall and 0.79 inches in diameter. That slender taper shape can work well in a window or as part of a suspended display, but it won’t have the visual weight of a wide pillar candle. The package includes a roll of 165 ft of fish wire, 12 rubber sleeves, and 12 Command hooks. For a practical setup, you could hang a few at different heights over a party table, then use the remaining candles along a window or wall. Plan the layout before attaching hooks so the wire lengths and spacing look intentional.

Tips for day-to-day use

These are intended for dry settings, the product instructions say to avoid wet environments. The included hooks are described for sticking candles to ceilings, while the candles can also be fixed to windows or walls, or used as Christmas tree decorations. If you’re decorating for an event, test the remote and arrange the hanging points before guests arrive. Remove the batteries if the candles will be unused for a long period, as directed in the listing.

It suits you if you want a group of coordinated, flame-free accents and are happy to install them with wire and hooks. Not the best choice if you need weather-resistant lighting, real candle flames, or separate controls for each light. A simpler battery candle may suit a small display better, while this set makes more sense when you want multiple suspended lights in one coordinated scene.

Questions before you buy

Are batteries included? No. Each candle requires 2 AA batteries, which are not included.

Can the remote control candles one at a time? The listing says the wand remote switches the candles on and off simultaneously, so individual control isn’t described.

Can I use them outdoors? The instructions say to avoid wet environments. They’re a better fit for dry indoor displays than exposed outdoor use.

Is it worth it?

This set is worth considering when the main goal is a floating-candle effect across several spots, with one remote controlling the lights together. The hanging line, sleeves, and hooks make it more ready for a coordinated display than buying individual candles and sourcing mounting supplies separately. The trade-offs are the need to provide batteries, the installation effort, and the restriction to dry settings. Choose it for a Halloween party, a window display, or another indoor scene where the suspended look matters, skip it if you want real flames, outdoor use, or more detailed control.