WeRChristmas Pre-Lit Spruce Multi-Function Christmas Tree, 1.8 m - 6 feet with 200-LED, Multi-Colour

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Realistic look: A mix of ultra-realistic plastic moulded tips, with traditional PVC tips to fill out any gaps There are 8 different lighting functions, including the classic ‘always on’ as well as the unique flashing function that effortlessly mixes both colours together. While we were impressed with the quality of the needles, you will have to fluff the needles and adjust the branches to make the tree look fuller. Do so gently—we noted that a few needles did fall during setup. You’ll also want to make some adjustments as you decorate the tree, as we noted that there are more lights at the bottom of the tree than there are at the top. Fix it into the stand piece-by-piece, according to the provided instructions, and pop the artificial body of the tree on top.

So easy to put together, it took about 15 minutes altogether including tweaking the branches, it looks amazing, so happy, excellent buy,' wrote one fan.Does bigger mean better when it comes to Christmas trees? It’s all up to your own personal preference, but according to Patton, “Go with the biggest size that will fit comfortably in your space.” Finding the perfect Christmas tree to fit your space, putting it up, and decorating it, may feel like a pretty big task, but it's magical once it's done. You’re not a Grinch if you’ve decided to go with a more budget-friendly model, though. “Regardless of expense, artificial trees will typically last several years,” says Thomas. We found the tree difficult to set up at first, but the instructions were clear and made things easier, plus assembly was finished in just 12 minutes. The tree sections are heavy—a partner can be of help in connecting the top two sections.

If the price tag gives you pause, Patton has some advice: “Balsam Hill makes the most tasteful, realistic artificial trees,” she says. “They're also 1,000 times easier to decorate because you can manipulate the branches how you'd like to best display your ornaments.” They can be stored away compactly from one year to the next, and they can also save you money since you won't have to buy a tree each year.This pre-lit pop-up Christmas tree comes in six- and seven-foot options, with either 80 or 100 warm white LEDs suspended around its central pole. Faux pop-up Christmas trees are also a budget-friendly option - you can save a small fortune by not buying a new tree each year.

One shopper's review read: 'This tree is perfect - just unwrap it, build the stand and plonk the tree on top - less than five minutes! Loved it so much that I bought another for my kitchen!'

This tree has been fitted with 60 static warm white bulbs, so all you have to do is assemble and you are done. We didn't have to add additional lighting as we found that the existing lights were more than enough. If you’re looking for an artificial tree that you have to do a double-take on to make sure that it’s not real, then this is probably the one for you. The branches are fluffy and realistic and the candlelight lights give a subtle yet charming glow without being garish or gaudy. Many of the best artificial Christmas trees on the market are designed to look like the real thing—if that’s the look you’re aiming for. Otherwise, if you'd rather hit the high street, Argos has a fantastic selection too. So does supermarket favourite Asda. What to look for in a pop-up Christmas tree? Despite there being no instructions in the box, the setup of this tree from National Tree Company was simple It’s not heavy, so it’s perfect for one person to take on.