Cozy candlelight all season without buying batteries
Rechargeable Tea Lights 12-Pack
$24.99
$41.65
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Set all 12 on the base. Plug into any USB port. Red light shows charging. Pick them up when the glow dims and they charge back up.
Warm candlelight. No batteries to buy.
Fits standard tea light holders and cups
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One Remote Controls 12
From the couch
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12 Lights, One Base
All recharge
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30-day guarantee
Love it or return it
Carol M.
I was so tired of buying batteries. Took the leap and I'm never going back, love these I always have them on
One remote. Twelve candles. Every evening.
Rechargeable Tea Lights 12-Pack: Never Buy Batteries Again
Remote across the house
I didn't realize the remote would work from the kitchen, I can turn off all the living room candles without getting up.
Gift for my sister-in-law
If you're the person who brings hostess gifts or shops for someone who decorates their whole house for fall, this is the one. My sister-in-law puts tea lights in everything and I'm tired of watching her crawl around turning them all on by hand.
Worth every penny
I kept hesitating because of the price, but then I did the math on how much I spend on batteries every season. These paid for themselves by Thanksgiving, and now I actually use my tea lights every night instead of rationing them.
Mantel's been lit every night
I put them across the mantel the day they arrived and they've been on every single night since, two weeks straight. I just hit the remote when I walk in from work and the whole room feels different. Before this I'd light maybe three real candles on the weekend because it was such a production. Now it's every night and I'm not buying those little batteries or worrying about the cat.
I thought they'd flicker like crazy
I was nervous the flicker would look fake and cheap across the table, but the black wick and flame shape read as real candlelight, and I switched to steady mode anyway.
Renter-friendly at last
My lease says no open flame, so I've been doing without candles for three years. These sit on my windowsills and mantel every night now, and the landlord has no issue because there's no fire risk.
Timer saved my electric bill
I set the timer for six hours and forgot they existed. They turned off by themselves and I stopped leaving candles on all night.
Perfect for my sister-in-law
If you're the person who always decorates but hates messing with batteries, get these. My sister-in-law does a full fall setup every year, pumpkins, centerpieces, lanterns on the porch, and she was spending more on coin batteries than on the tea lights. I got her these for her birthday and she texted me two days later saying she's never going back. She sets all twelve on the charger after dinner and they're ready to go the next night. The remote means she doesn't have to walk around flipping switches, and the timer shuts them off automatically so she's not up at midnight turning off candles. If you decorate seasonally or host a lot, this is the one.
Worth every penny
I kept doing the math on batteries vs just buying this and finally caved, so glad I did, haven't touched a coin cell in months.
Twelve tea lights that recharge together. One remote turns them all on.
The glow is ready when you are.
You set the tea lights out for Halloween. By the end of the night three have gone dim and two have stopped glowing entirely.
You pull each one out of its holder, flip it over, unscrew the tiny battery lid with a coin, dig out the dead battery, find a fresh one, snap it back in, screw the lid down, and set it back in the holder. Twelve times.
Then Thanksgiving arrives and you do it again. Then Christmas. The coin batteries cost nearly as much as the tea lights themselves, and half the time the lid strips before the season is over.
These twelve recharge together on one base. When the glow starts to dim, set all twelve back into the charging tray, plug the USB cable into any wall adapter or power bank, and walk away. A red light shows they are charging. Pick them back up when you need them and the warm candlelight is back at full strength. One remote turns all twelve on and off from the couch, switches between soft flicker and steady glow, dims them, and sets a timer so they shut off by themselves after two, four, six, or eight hours. No wax, no smoke, no open flame, so the jack-o'-lanterns stay lit on the porch and the holiday centerpiece glows through dinner without anyone watching it.
All 12 recharge on one base.
Remote controls on/off and brightness.
No finish line. Weeks of nights.
Why This Glow Stays On Every Night
Most battery tea lights sit dark on the mantel three weeks after you bought them, because the batteries cost as much as the lights and no one opens twelve tiny lids by hand. These recharge together on one base and turn on from the couch, so the glow is ready every evening.
Why This Glow Stays On Every Night
Most battery tea lights sit dark on the mantel three weeks after you bought them, because the batteries cost as much as the lights and no one opens twelve tiny lids by hand. These recharge together on one base and turn on from the couch, so the glow is ready every evening.
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Flame-shaped warm glow
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30-Day Guarantee
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The Numbers: How Often They Stay On
We asked 900+ buyers how they use these lights:
The Numbers: How Often They Stay On
We asked 900+ buyers how they use these lights:
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Keep them on a timer
Turn every evening into a warm, glowing ritual without the nightly switch flipping, the coin battery hunt, or the open flame. One tap on the remote, twelve lights on the mantel or across the table.
Twelve tiny switches. Every single night.
You walk through the dining room turning on tea lights one by one, flipping twelve switches because the batteries in half of them are already dying and you're not buying another pack that costs as much as the candles. By Thanksgiving the pumpkins are dim, by Christmas the mantel looks sad, and you're spending more on coin cells than you ever spent on wax.
How to light them every night
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Charge
Set all 12 on the base, plug the USB cable in, and the red light shows charging.
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Place Them
Set them in holders, jars, lanterns, or pumpkins.
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Turn Them On
Tap the remote. Flicker or steady. Dim or bright. Timer sets itself.
Not anymore. One remote. One charger. Glow every night.
All twelve tea lights recharge together on one base. When they run low, set them back in the tray and plug it into the wall. One tap on the remote turns them all on from the couch, switches flicker to steady, and sets a timer so they turn off by themselves.
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Remote controls all 12 at once
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Flicker or steady glow, your pick
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Timer shuts them off after 2 to 8 hours
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Black wick, warm flame-shaped glow
Rechargeable Tea Lights 12-Pack Questions
How does the light look compared to a real candle?
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Each tea light has a black wick and a flame-shaped glow that gives off warm, candle-colored light. The remote lets you choose between Candle mode for a soft flicker or Light mode for a steady glow, so you control exactly how it looks on your table or mantel.
Will the charge last through a whole evening?
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They're built for evening use. When you're done, you set all 12 back on the charging base, just like charging your phone overnight. The remote includes a 2, 4, 6, or 8 hour timer so they turn off automatically.
Do I have to turn each one on by hand every time?
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No. The included remote controls all 12 at once: on, off, brightness, flicker or steady, and timer. One button turns them all on, one button turns them all off. Each light also has its own switch underneath if you need individual control.
How do I recharge them?
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Set all 12 tea lights back into the 12-slot charging base, plug the included USB cable into any USB power source (wall adapter, power bank, or laptop), and a red light shows they're charging. No coin batteries, no tiny lids to open, no screwdriver.
Where can I use these?
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Anywhere you'd put a tea light: jack-o'-lanterns, holiday greenery, lanterns, glass jars, votives, and dinner tables. No open flame, no wax, no smoke, and no scent, so they're safe around kids, pets, and decorations. Sized to fit standard tea light holders. Indoor use.