Best Choice Products Douglas Fir Christmas Tree, 7.5ft Unlit Artificial Full Fir Holiday Decoration, Realistic Appearance w/Metal Stand

Very well worth the $$. Actually looks like a real tree. Very full. I was surprised how good the quality was and the look was good.

This tree is legit. If you see any spots that look “bare” in the picture, that’s just because it needs rearranged or fluffed to not show light through the tree. This has so many longer branches that fill any area you need. It’s easy to fluff, good height and super simple to assemble. When I assembled the tree, there were no green leaves that fell off as it is very robust. It’s a wide, thick and tall that looks very full! You won’t regret it. Side note, that’s a 55” tv to the right for comparisons sake.This is not a paid advertisement, lol. Good luck folks

I got this tree on sale after Christmas last year because it was a great price, marked down considerably. I wanted a bigger tree, one that had some quality and, if possible, a touch of reality to it. Got both! I've read reviews of people buying artifical trees, putting them together, then complaining how skimpy they look. First spoiler: they don't come out of the box looking like they do in the picture! If you buy one, commit to the idea that it's going to look okay, or alright, or even great, depending on how patient you are and how much time you want to take for the intitial setup. There are NO instructions in the box, just a picture that's very deceiving, and a hilarious claim that it's a "fifteen minute setup" for one person. No, for one person, especially if you want "great", we're talking minimum of at LEAST three hours, probably more; I was at it off and on for two days. Once you start understanding the way the branches are all bound together, each section on its own hinged swing-down rod, it gets easier. There are multi tiers of branch sections, which looked daunting. But I got a giant rubber band--like 14" unstretched, I found a pack on Amazon. Starting with the bottom section, and the biggest, I folded all of the tiers, except the very bottom, all back up and the rubber band held them up and out of the way. Then, branch by branch, around the whole bottom circle, I just started separating each one and was amazed at how many branches there were once they were opened out. They're very strudy, yet bendable, so you can use your imagination to create the natural look of an irregular realy tree--which is the route I took--or you can keep them all at the same density, for that "perfect" looking tree. I like the natural way, just because you can open up more spaces for hanging ornaments, and twist a branch a bit this way or that way to keep the real look going. The bottom section is the most important because here's where you determine how wide, or full, you want the tree. It can be quite wide, which is good if that's what you want and you have the space;; I don't have the space, so I just began bending the main branches in an upward direction at the ends. Once you get the idea, it goes pretty well, just takes time, as I mentioned. Then one by one, I released each section from the rubber band to work on that part of the "circle". KInd of like when you get a haircut and they "layer" it, section by section; if you never paid attention to your haircuts, let that be a lesson to you! Once the entire bottom section is spread out and fixed the way you like, just put the middle section on top of that. It slides easily into bottom support hole. Band up the branches except for the lowest section, and do the same thing, adjusting and bending as you like. The top section is the smallest, but probably the hardest of all, because there are no hinges on these branches, so you just have to wing it, bending them upward, or downward, whichever you like best. It's a great looking tree once its all set up. Then you can do a last minute fix-up for any gaps you don't like, or maybe gaps you want to add if you have a lot of big ornaments. The color is a deep green, and the underside of each branch is a bit lighter, for a natural look. It looks amazingly like the real thing, and when I sent a pic to a friend, she said "Why did you get a real one this year? They're so expensive"! It actually made me nostalgic for the sap in the hair, all over the hands with ornaments sticking to you. Or super-sapped to the steering wheel on the way home from cutting down a real tree when I lived in Connecticut. City life has its drawbacks because now you have to get rid of your own dead tree after the holidays, as they don't do those special Christmas tree pickups anymore. Highly recommended. The two biggest plusses: the flexibility to make it "your own", the way you shape it, and the color is very nice. Oh, and the branches have brownish looking areas like on reall trees. I put it on a six inch stand, and it looks really good! And really real!

Fairly full and natural look. A couple of the smaller branch pieces fell off during handling but overall good construction.The directions for fanning out the branches did not match the branch design but the concept is simple enough and the results look good. I will be happy with this tree for Christmas decor this year.

It does take time to fluff it but once done it's beautiful. I will say some of the bottom hangs slightly lower than I'd like but it's something I could easily fix. I like the color. It's not an artificial bright green. It's more of a natural green color. It is tall and I love that for the price. Even being 6ft. We only had like 3 pieces fall off during the fluff which means it's really good quality as cheaper ones would've fallen off like crazy. Plus the floor wasn't covered in green pieces either

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical about buying a tree online wout seeing in person but I am so glad I did this tree is beautiful and full it takes a little time to fluff but me and my daughters had fluffed in less than a hour just buy it you won’t regret it and it’s a better price than trees in any store

Love this tree! Chose no lights. So hanging our lights on it made it look so real. First time having an artificial tree it looks great and was easy to set up. Took some time to flock and arrange the branches. But well worth it once you get the idea. Ow I can leave the lights on without worry of frying the tree and it’s up on Dec 1st !! And can keep it up thru new years! Really Eli gates the Christmas holiday. Put some pine essential oil into a humidifier and the house smells great to!

The one big suggestion I can give you is don't decorate the tree as soon as you finish it, go do something else for about hour or more and than go in and look at the tree for about ten minutes. After you have taken this time you will be able to fix any holes you see. Since I'm by myself it took longer for me to put my tree together and I'm happy that I did because the first round I had holes but when I went back and fixed them the tree is gorgeous and worth the money I spent

We upgraded to this from a 6' tree and it looks great in our living room. Awesome if you have high ceilings. Was easy to assemble myself. It did take a considerable amount of time to unsquish it out of the box but that's to be expected with any reusable tree. Would not recommend for small spaces, it's quite wide at the bottom.

Easy to assemble. Still fluffing needs to be done to make it full. But overall a good one.

Lights at bottom won't work