Tea Light Candles
Tea Light Candles
Gives off the coziest, warmest glow
Candle flicker, or a still steady light
Light them once, not every night
No blowing out, no button batteries
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Tea Light Candles
Coziest, Warmest Light in the Room
Put a few on the mantel and the room changes. They are bright for a tea light, and the light is warm, not white LED glare. Leave them on candle mode and they flicker in and out like a real flame. Want it still? Hit light mode and it holds.
Real tea lights you had to remember to blow out, and there were only so many places you could put one. Then came the battery kind you switch on one at a time, until the button batteries die and the whole lot goes in the bin.
These you set once. When they run low, pop all 12 on the tray and they charge together. Set the timer for 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours and they come on at the same time every evening, then switch off on their own. No blowing out, no button batteries, no new box every season. In December they sit on the mantel by the garland with no flame near it.
Why Choose The Piabora Tea Lights
| Piabora | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Warm Candle-Like Glow | ||
| Flicker or Still Light | ||
| 5 Brightness Levels | ||
| All 12 Recharge on One Tray | ||
| Timer Comes On Every Night | ||
| Remote Control Included | ||
| No Button Batteries to Toss |
How It Works
Pop them on, set the timer, enjoy the glow
Step 1: Pop Them on the Tray
All 12 sit on the tray and charge at once. One cable into any USB port.
Step 2: Set the Timer
Press 2H, 4H, 6H or 8H on the remote. They come on at the same time every evening and switch off on their own.
Step 3: Pick Your Glow
Candle mode flickers in and out like a flame. Light mode holds still. Dim up or down over five levels.
What Our Customers Say
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Lined these up the staircase for Thanksgiving and my mother in law asked who was going to watch them all night. Nobody, Linda, they're fake. The flicker is close enough that she didn't believe me until she picked one up. Now I leave 3 on the bottom steps every night so nobody trips coming down for water.
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I've wanted candles in my dough bowl for 2 years but real ones next to dried eucalyptus and pinecones felt like asking for a house fire. These solved it. They sit right in the greenery, the glow comes through the leaves, and I don't have to move the whole arrangement to light anything. Turned them off with the remote from the kitchen while doing dishes, which feels a little ridiculous but I love it.
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Our fireplace hasn't worked since we moved in (chimney guy quoted $3,200, no thanks) so the hearth was just a sad empty hole. Put a bunch of these on the stone and it actually looks like a fire from the couch. Took a star off because the first charge took longer than I expected. Otherwise they've been on every evening for a couple weeks and I haven't bought a single battery.
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Had real tea lights in this lantern for years and every windy night I'd come out to find them blown out or the glass covered in soot. These stay lit, period. Rained twice since I set them up and they're still going inside the lantern. Neighbor across the street asked where I got them, so that's 2 orders from this house.
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Put 3 of these on the entry table so the house doesn't look pitch black when we come home at 7. They're warm, not that harsh white you get from the cheap ones at Walmart. My husband walked past them for a full week before realizing they weren't real, and he's the one who banned candles after the 2022 incident. Charging them is easier than finding the lighter ever was.
Questions, Answered
What's in the box?
12 tea lights, the charging tray, a USB-A to USB-C cable and the remote. There is no wall plug. Any USB port or phone brick works.
Do they look like real candles, and how bright are they?
The flame tip is moulded and glows warm amber. Candle mode flickers in and out like a real flame. Light mode holds still. The remote has five brightness levels, 20% to 100%, so you can run them low by the bath or full on the mantel. Nobody reaches over to blow one out.
How long does one charge last?
The maker lists up to 55 hours. On a 4-hour timer each evening, that is about two weeks between charges.
How do I charge them?
Pop all 12 on the tray and plug the cable into any USB port. They charge together, so there is no doing them one at a time.
Does the timer come on every night?
Yes. Set 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours once and they come on at that same time every 24 hours until you press OFF.
Will they fit my holders?
Each one is 1.46 inches wide and 1.99 inches tall, the same width as a standard tea light. The tray is 6.69 by 5.12 inches.
Can I gift this?
Yes. Send it straight to their door, or to yours first if you want to wrap it.
What if items are damaged during shipping?
Email us a photo. We will replace it or give your money back.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes. You get 60 days. If they are not for you, tell us and we refund you in full.
Can I buy more than one?
Yes. Two trays cover a long table, or the mantel and a window.
When will it ship?
Orders go out within 1 to 2 business days. Order by mid-November if you want them up for the holidays.