Christmas Tree 4.5FT Premium Hinged Blue Spruce Artificial Christmas Tree, Full Xmas Tree Unlit

This tree is full and beautiful. Branches are strong enough for most ornaments. We bought the 9 foot, unlit. I am a married mom of three and did not get paid for this review or purchase. When you take it out of the box, it needs some serious fluffing. Start with the rear of the branch and expand all smaller branches. Near the front there are two larger branches, pull apart slightly, then expand all smaller pine branches from there. There are enough pine branches to have them go up and down and to both sides easily. The fluffing takes time but tree is easy to assemble. Sits higher off the ground, which allows for great visibility to a Christmas village underneath.

Let me be the first to say, I was nervous buying this tree. The reviews were mixed and you just never know until you get the product, but I can admit that my fears were unfounded! We absolutely loved how this tree came to life, easy to assemble, beautiful once fluffed, and added the perfect vibe and height to the space we wanted to fill. The package was delivered rough, it was ripped and opened at one end, but thankfully, the product it self was undamaged. Assembling the tree was super easy, just place them in order and it just fit together right. The fluffing did take a bit of time, almost 2.5 hours, but that was something I was ok with because after the effort was made, the tree filled out really nicely. There were even some branches missed due to the density, which I was pleasantly surprised with. The photo attached doesn't really do it justice, since the color looks a bit blown out, but it was a great shade of pine green that really matched the aesthetic of the home. I would recommend getting this for the price, quality, and look.

Ill preface by saying 3 things. First, this is my first artificial tree. Second, for 10 years I've had 2 failed spine surgeries that cause me extensive pain daily and limitations in mobility/energy which definitely interferes with my Third point: I'm a bit of a perfectionist. When it comes to Christmas trees, I really don't like trees that aren't Full, uniform or have gaps. That's why I got this tree - it fit my criteria from the photos and descriptions. So, when I unpacked this thing and originally set it on the stand, I took the first photo shown in my uploads. I sent it to my husband and he said "I thought it would look different". He didn't know I had to fluff it. And I didn't realize how much fluffing I had to do. I also didn't realize HOW the fluffing needed to be done for THIS tree specifically. The instructions were exceedingly unhelpful. The Only reason I got through this is because I actually do twisted wire tree crafting in my spare time. That requires sort of "following" the path of how wires are twisted along different branches so they can be unwound in the event a pattern isn't liked. - this artificial tree is exactly like that. It took me the first day out of 3.5 total days of "fluffing" to figure that pattern out. So if you're a perfectionist in any way - expect to take quite a while to get this tree filled out completely. Let's face facts: we all have lives. Jobs, families, homes, pets, sleep, tv, whatever. It took me 3.5 days total to get this tree totally fluffed. I was fine with that. Each branch comes down on its own, you work level by level around in a circle. And on each branch/stem, starting from the back of the branch moving forward to the tip of the branch, you'll find that the branch "leaf tips" are actually wire wrapped in groups along the branches usually in sets of 2s or 3s before the main stem splits in two, then the same leaf pairing continues on each stem in groups of 2s, 3s, 4s EXCEPT at the front tip of the branches where you will always find groups of at least 5 branch tips. These are to be arranged in a starburst type pattern (imagine a firework with 5 shoots in each direction aimed forward). Then work your way backwards again, and for each other pairing of branch tips, aim them in V-shapes, whether its 2s or 3s grouped together doesn't matter. Angle/Tilt them more forward and lean them to the sides of the branch to make a V shape. I've included a photo of how I separated the tips along one branch according to how they were grouped/wrapped just before I started shaping them as well. Other progress photos were included, like how the base looked when finished, how the total tree looked when finished before ornaments were added and how the final tree looks as of today. We chose not to add lights at all this year because we got 2 kittens in June and unfortunately our house has floor outlets by this tree - hyper kittens and light cords+floor outlets don't mix. I'll do that next year, but I'm satisfied with this and will be happy with using it in years to come. I'm glad I didn't get a prelit tree. We spent so much money over the years on hundreds of feet worth of LED Christmas tree lights that would've gone to waste, so I'm happy to continue using them. I have not had any shedding so that's awesome. I think it's been a good value for the money. The height has been great for me - I'm 5'10 and this is manageable for me but not overwhelming. It looks realistic but not overdone. The only issue I have is with the bottom branches - there is a very bare gap from mid-branch to the tree base for the lowest maybe 3 or 4 branch layers and that can't be covered up or filled in ..I think this might be to accommodate gifts being placed under the tree or something,I don't know, but it's aggravating to me for some reason. The functionality will work for me for many years though so I'm good to go for quite a while. Good luck y'all with your trees

It is a beautiful tree, you must take the time to open up and spread each branch to make it full. It was easy to break down and store. It is good quality

We have always used a live tree. This year we got our first artificial tree and found it to be absolutely beautiful. It was so nice to be able tho have this lovely tree for several months. The shape of the tree was perfect and it was easy to decorate I highly recommend this tree.

Big open spaces that I'm having to take branches and wrap around the light wire to fill them in. I was hoping this tree would have been more full than others I've bought but its not. There are complete branch sections that literally don't have a light on it. Very disappointed. Update. After full assembly we discovered the lights don't work. The reason for that is due to this nightmare being made from the cheapest materials and craftsmanship your money will buy. The wiring connections are substandard at best, good luck getting two seasone out of this thing. We decided to return the product for a refund. Guess what, the seller will provide a return label, all its going to cost depending upon you geographic locale is a few hundred to send it back to them. Here's some great advice, if you want to waste $250.00 then by all means buy this piece of garbage. I got a 7.5' pre lit at Lowes today for the same cost. I'm providing pictures so you can compare if you want to waste your cash on this or not. Shame on this company for peddling this junk on consumers and shame on Amazon for selling it.

We love this tree, it’s able to be full if you fluff it out right and looks like a real tree. I was on the fence because some of the bad reviews but the branches do branch out and spread more if you adjust properly. Stable Christmas tree great place on top to put an Angel or star. Our tree is a lil bare because we have our ornaments in storage. For the money it is worth it! Color is on point look real, material is great not to hard not to soft. Have a merry Christmas hope this helps!