The best pencil tree with colored lights depends on your space and preferred controls. The SHareconn 6-foot tree suits smaller rooms and offers a remote, brightness settings, and multiple modes; its 7-foot version adds height and more lights. The TURNMEON tree offers a timer and warm-white or multicolor settings, while the Hykolity tree emphasizes branch coverage and lighting effects. The fifth product below is a fall decoration, not a Christmas pencil tree, so it is included only as a separate seasonal alternative.
| Product | Best suited for | Key feature |
|---|---|---|
| SHareconn 6 ft | Shorter rooms and compact displays | Remote and 200 LEDs |
| SHareconn 7 ft | Rooms needing extra height | Remote and 250 LEDs |
| TURNMEON 6 ft | Buyers wanting a timer | 240 lights and 8 modes |
| Hykolity 7.5 ft | Buyers prioritizing branch coverage | 792 PVC tips and 10 modes |
| Lighted fall maple trees | Autumn table or mantel decor | Two battery-operated trees |
SHareconn 6-Foot Prelit Pencil Tree
This 6-foot hinged pencil tree is best for apartments, smaller rooms, or buyers who want a compact prelit display. Its 200 LEDs offer warm-white and multicolor options. A remote provides 17 lighting modes and five brightness levels, and the timer and memory functions are intended to preserve a chosen setup between uses.
Choose this model if remote adjustment and several lighting choices matter more than maximum height or light count. The listed remote requires two AAA batteries, which are not included. Check the available floor space and tree dimensions before choosing a location.
SHareconn 7-Foot Prelit Pencil Tree
For buyers who want a taller slim tree with remote-operated lighting, this 7-foot SHareconn is a better fit than its 6-foot counterpart. It has 250 warm-white and multicolor LED lights, 17 lighting modes, and five brightness levels. The timer and memory functions add convenience for households that want settings to carry over after switching the lights off.
Choose this version when the room can accommodate its added height and you want more listed lights than the 6-foot model provides. As with the shorter tree, the remote uses two AAA batteries that are not included. Avoid choosing by height alone; measure the display area first.
TURNMEON 6-Foot Slim Tree With Timer
This 6-foot pencil tree is best for buyers who want both warm-white and multicolor lighting, along with a built-in timer. It includes 240 LEDs, eight lighting modes, hinged branches, and a metal cross stand. The listed dimensions are 6 feet tall by 1.8 feet wide, making the stated width useful when comparing it with a narrow corner or entryway.
Choose it if a timer and straightforward control switches are priorities. The product description says the branches need to be separated to achieve a full appearance, so setup requires shaping rather than simply unfolding the tree. Its listed mode count is lower than the SHareconn models’ 17 modes.
Hykolity 7.5-Foot Pencil Tree
The Hykolity is best for buyers who want a taller slim tree with a substantial number of branch tips for decorating. Its 792 PVC tips provide places to arrange ornaments, and the listed 10 lighting modes include steady, fading, and color-changing effects. The narrow pencil profile is intended to suit compact spaces without giving up the height of a full-size tree.
Choose this model if branch coverage and varied lighting effects are more important than a specified remote, timer, or LED count. Those controls and light-count details are not stated in the supplied product features, so confirm the listing if they are essential to your purchase.
Two Lighted Fall Maple Trees
This is not a Christmas pencil tree and does not match the main search intent. It is included as a separate option for shoppers seeking compact seasonal trees with lights for autumn. The set contains two 24-inch maple trees, each with 24 warm LEDs, and flexible branches for styling on a table, mantel, or window.
Each tree runs on three AA batteries, which are not included, and has a six-hour-on, 18-hour-off timer. Choose it for fall or Thanksgiving decor; avoid it if you need a tall Christmas tree with multicolor lights.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Pencil Tree With Colored Lights
How tall should a pencil tree be?
Compare tree height with ceiling height and the space available above the tree for a topper. The listed Christmas options range from 6 feet to 7.5 feet. A shorter tree can suit a small room, while a taller version can create more vertical impact. Also check the stated width when available; the TURNMEON listing specifies a 1.8-foot width.
Do you want multicolor lights, warm white, or both?
Check whether the lighting description explicitly includes both colors. The SHareconn models list warm-white and multicolor LEDs, and TURNMEON lists warm-white and colored lights. Hykolity lists color-changing effects but does not provide a specific LED count in the supplied features. Compare the controls and modes as well as the color options.
Which lighting controls are useful?
Remote controls can make it easier to change settings without reaching the tree. Both SHareconn listings describe five brightness levels, 17 modes, a timer, and memory function. TURNMEON lists eight modes and a six-hour timer. Hykolity lists 10 modes. The supplied Hykolity features do not specify a remote or timer.
What should you check before ordering?
- Measure the floor area and ceiling clearance where the tree will stand.
- Compare the listed light count, branch-tip count, and lighting controls separately; they describe different features.
- Check whether a remote needs batteries. The SHareconn remotes require two AAA batteries, not included.
- Allow time to shape or separate branches where the product instructions or listing indicate it is needed.
- Confirm that the product is a Christmas tree if you are shopping for holiday decor; seasonal tabletop trees may serve a different purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pencil Christmas tree?
A pencil Christmas tree has a slim profile intended to fit in narrower spaces than a traditional wide tree. Check each listing’s dimensions because “pencil” alone does not state the exact width.
Which listed tree has the most lighting modes?
The SHareconn 6-foot and 7-foot models list 17 modes. Hykolity lists 10, and TURNMEON lists eight.
Which option includes a timer?
The SHareconn listings describe timer and memory functions, while TURNMEON lists a six-hour timer. The supplied Hykolity features do not mention a timer.
Are the SHareconn remote batteries included?
No. The product details say each remote operates with two AAA batteries, and the batteries are not included.
Is the fall maple tree set suitable as a Christmas pencil tree?
No. It is a pair of 24-inch lighted fall decorations for seasonal tabletop or mantel displays, not a tall Christmas pencil tree.