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7.5' Just Cut Montana Spruce Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree (PE/PVC) From Santa's Best
From The General Electric Platinum Edition Item number CC6738
Features:
1798 branch tips, two needle construction, 1.75" molded PE {773} & 1.75" PVC {1025} tapered tips
Realistic look, green color and feel
500 GE Constant-ON 6mm 200mA CLEAR lights
Medium profile tree
Whispy like needles
46" base diameter
Out swept silhouette
3-Piece easy assembly with hinged branch construction
Comes with a FREE metal tree stand
Material(s): PE (polyethylene)/ PVC / Metal
The manufacturer supplies a 3 year warranty on the lights and 5 years on the tree. Constant-ON lights are a true luxury. If one of the bulbs goes out or is pulled out completely, all the other lights will stay on. This eliminates the need to test each bulb to find the bad one if there was one.
This tree has all the beauty of a real one, but without the work of putting on the Christmas lights! Just Cut trees are the most realistic looking trees anywhere; the name says it all because it really does look like they were Just Cut!
Be sure to see our additional sets of constant-ON lights which can be used to replace any bulb on your constant on tree in the event one should go out. These additional sets will last you for years! | | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 79.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Santa's WORST Christmas Trees!!!!!!!!!!!!!Feb 03, 2011
By whippetlover
"Whippets; bred to run but born to love!"
I got a Just Cut GE Constant On Santa's Best tree this past 2010 season. The entire top portion of the tree now does not light at all! I contacted their "customer service" and they refused to replace the top of the tree, they wanted to send me a string of lights that I MYSELF would need to "re-string" the "pre-lit" tree with!! When they said the tree had a 5 year warranty and the lights a 3 year warranty I didn't see that they don't consider the two together on a supposedly "re-lit" Christmas tree!
I'm out over $200 due to Santa's Best and GE! Avoid them all and get a cheap tree ANY where else! You have a better chance of having a happy holiday that way! If you don't believe me, look at their record on the Better Business Bureau!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
DO NOT buy any GE/Santa's Best Christmas treesNov 29, 2011
By sf6sisters
Please save yourself a huge amount of frustration and DO NOT BUY ANY GE trees. The bulbs are a different size than EVERY other tree on the market and the only way to get replacement bulbs is to order them through GE at $1 A PIECE!! Ridiculous! And, unfortunately, since these bulbs consist of cheap little wires that WILL break at the rate of 10-20 a year, by the end of the warranty period you will be dishing out $20-$40 a year just to keep the tree lit.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
GE "Constant On" Lights? NOT AT ALL!Dec 14, 2011
By Michelle B.
If I could give it a "zero star" rating, I would - a one star is too generous. What a product misnomer and misrepresentation of this tree. Unfortunately, each string of lights has a bonus failure point - a current limiting "special bulb" that is not User Replaceable. If the "special bulb" (with a white base) blows, you have to replace the entire light string. (Or just forget the lights and call it the "GE Constant Off Tree" from now on.) This is the fourth year I put up this tree and now ONLY THE BOTTOM OF THE TREE LIGHTS. I spent over $300 for a GE Constant On tree and I consider this product a rip off for consumers and a waste of money. That's over $100/yr for the 3 useful years I had it. If you want to try to work around the "special bulb", a few brave souls have tried and you can search for instructions on the web. My husband and I are both engineers and agree this is a lousy design from GE.
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