Twinkle Star 300 LED Window Curtain String Lights

If you want to create a magical and whimsical atmosphere in your home, one of the easiest ways to do it is with curtain lights. Like the name suggests, curtain lights feature strings of lights hanging from a top string that you can hang in a window or on a wall. Multiple strings of lights bunched together give the appearance of a cascading sheet of twinkling lights. Note that they are not actually curtains, though.

Many curtain lights are versatile in that they can be used outdoors and inside. This provides a lot of flexibility so you can completely transform your space. When selecting your curtain lights, be sure to carefully consider where you will be hanging them and where the nearest outlet is. You’ll need to check that the power cord is long enough to go from the outlet to the spot where you want to hang your lights. If not, you will need to get an extension cord. Some curtain lights are battery- or USB-powered, too.

Curtain lights often come with different settings. For example, you can set the lights to twinkle, blink, fade, flash, or even chase. Check to see what kinds of modes are available on the curtain lights to ensure they can create the look you’re interested in. Having an easy-to-use remote control to navigate the settings is also a plus.

• If you have a large space, you can string multiple sets of curtain lights together to cover all of the area you need. Be sure to check the instructions to make sure you know the maximum number of lights which can be strung together safely. Instead of stringing them together, you can also plug them into separate outlets if you have them available.
• Some curtain lights have a timer feature that you can set so that the lights turn off on their own after a certain number of hours. This is particularly useful if you use the lights on a regular basis as part of your living space. Having the timer ensures you don’t leave them on for too long. Some curtain lights also have a memory feature, so you can set your preferred time once and reuse the setting multiple times.
• Most curtain lights have a warm, yellowish glow, but you can also find colored options as well. However, if the color you’re looking for is not available, you can consider adding a sheer fabric over the curtain lights in the tint you want to create that colorful glow.
• Pay attention to the width and length of the light curtains, so you can match them to your space. You may also want to note how many strings of lights and how many individual lights actually make up the curtain.