Rite Lite Diamond Cut LED Electric Menorah Hanukkah Menorah with Sequential Lighting, Chasing & Blinking Lights Elegant & Modern Chanukah Gifts Decor Jewish Holiday Party Favors Decorations

We got this menorah to so we could have it lit for all of Hanukkah. We used rechargeable batteries and it looked beautiful lit. My only issue is that one candle has managed to be bent a little askew in the package. It seems to be a permanently a little off (not even with the other lights) as it won’t easily bend back. I don’t want to break it so it has a little personality, but it doesn’t really detract when lit.

When fire is not allowed in your residence, this is a good alternative. Using LED lights, the menorah is totally battery operated, requiring three AA batteries. Admittedly, the plastic is a bit flimsy, but it is only used for one week out of the calendar year. The menorah is a modern design that is just the right width to fit on a window sill. This design has a variety of choices on the last day of Hanukkah: all of the candles can be lit, they can flash in sequence, or there can be two different forms of random flashing. That is quite entertaining!

It's lovely but ... it came with NO instructions. Not even what size battery to use. So...three AA batteries and push the switch down for each night. Instructions would have been nice. Supposedly it can do sequential lights but, again, not a word how....

And it create magic in the different choices of being lit

I don’t know how sturdy it is. I sent it to my child who’s in the USAF and at Hanukkah time was stationed at a base in the Middle East. She really liked it. It’s small, lightweight, pretty and doesn’t require fire. It was a ni e way for her to celebrate our winter holidays away from home. I saw other LED Hanukkias but they were much too large for this purpose. If you have a family member overseas or if you are going traveling on a cruise or extended vacation over Hanukkah, I would recommend you pack one of these.

I've never been a fan of electric menorahs, Yartzeit or Shabbat candles, or anything similar. But when one hasn't a choice, one has to manage and go with the non traditional route. A hospital stay has forced my wife to make use of this electric Chanukiah (they frown on flames burning next to oxygen)--and she is very happy with it. The Chanukiah is battery operated; and it appears that the batteries are going to last through the eighth day of Chanukah with the lights on 24 hours each day. Therefore, I recommend this Chanukiah. It looks nice and my wife likes it. This is good enough for me!

What i received was not whats advertised. It only has an on/off switch. No button to change candles from 1 to 2 to 3 and so on.Its either off or all candles on.

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