During the day the flocking is really pretty, but at night is when this tree really comes alive. The little LED lights sparkle through the snowy branches and the touch of glitter catches the light too. I wasn't sure if 600 lights would be enough on a tree this size but it looks nicely lit without being ridiculously bright. Really happy with it.

Our last tree was super dense and we could barely get ornaments into it. This one has more of a layered look and I like it a lot better. You can see deeper into the tree and it gives everything more dimension.

This tree completely changed the look of our living room. It has that heavily snow-covered look I was hoping for without looking cheap or overly fake. The branches have enough separation that you can actually see the lights and decorations instead of everything blending together. We've mostly been using the warm white lights, but the multicolor setting is really fun too. I'm glad we have both options.

One thing I didn't really think about before buying it was the spacing between the branches. I have several larger ornaments that always got buried in our old tree and they actually hang really nicely on this one. It took us a little time to shape everything the first night, but once we were done it looked beautiful. The snow and little bit of sparkle make it look pretty even before all the ornaments are on.

I wanted a tree that looked really snowy and this one definitely does. The flocking is heavier than some of the other trees we looked at but that's exactly what I wanted. Once the lights are on it looks gorgeous.