NVJGROP 6-Pack Rechargeable Flameless LED Votive Tea Light Candles Review
NVJGROP rechargeable flameless candles charge in an hour and run 80+ hours. Here's who they suit and the one thing the box leaves out.
The NVJGROP Rechargeable Flameless Candles suit anyone who wants candle ambiance with kids or pets in the house. Six votives, one hour to full charge, 80+ hours of run time. Buy them for decor and safety. Skip them if you want real candle scent or heft.
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How this review was made: researched from the product listing, its specifications and the questions buyers ask. We have not tested this product ourselves.
How this post was made: researched from the product listing, its specifications and the questions buyers ask. This is not a first-hand test.
Quick Verdict
One hour of charging buys 80+ hours of light across six candles, off one Type-C cable. That’s the whole argument. The remote ships without batteries, which is a strange corner to cut on a product sold on its remote.
Buy if you:
- have toddlers or cats and gave up on open flame
- own small lanterns or votive holders around 1.5″ wide
- want lights that re-arm themselves nightly on a 2/4/6/8-hour timer
- are decorating a wedding or party table and hate buying batteries
Skip if you:
- expect the remote to work out of the box, because its batteries are sold separately
- want real wax weight and scent
- need pillar-size candles, these are votives
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| Size | 1.54″ D x 2.17″ H |
|---|---|
| Run time | 80+ hrs per charge |
| Charge time | ~1 hr, all 6 at once |
| Charging | Type-C cable included |
| Modes | Flicker or steady, 5 brightness levels |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Six Candles, One Cable, One Hour
Disposable coin cells are what kill most fake candles. These NVJGROP rechargeable flameless candles route all six onto a single Type-C cable, full in about an hour, then 80+ hours of light. The indicator goes red to green so you’re not guessing.
What the Money Buys
You’re paying to never buy a CR2032 again. Six votives, a remote, 5 brightness levels, flicker or steady, and a timer that cycles itself every 24 hours. Cheaper battery tea lights cost less up front and then quietly keep charging you. Check current pricing at the listing against a year of replacement cells.
The Size People Get Wrong
These are votives, not pillars. At 1.54″ wide and 2.17″ tall they disappear inside a large hurricane vase. Measure your holder first. The plastic shell is rated indoor and outdoor, but at 1.54″ wide there’s no mistaking it for a wax candle, it’s a light source that fits a votive holder, not a centerpiece that holds its own on a bare table.
Where I’d Land
If you’re already burning through coin cells in battery tea lights, these pay for themselves fast, six candles, one cable, no battery runs. The one thing to sort before they arrive: pick up AAA batteries for the remote, because NVJGROP ships it empty.
Pros
- All 6 charge at once in about an hour
- 80+ hours of run time per charge
- Timer auto-repeats every 24 hours
- No flame, no smoke, no wax drip
Cons
- Remote batteries not included
- Plastic shell, no wax texture or scent
- Too small for large holders
Frequently Asked Questions
Can they stay outside?
They’re rated for indoor and outdoor use, so a covered porch or patio table is fine. The listing doesn’t publish a waterproof rating, so I wouldn’t leave them in rain.
How do you clean them?
Wipe the plastic shell with a damp cloth. They’re electronics, so not dishwasher safe and don’t submerge them.
Is there a warranty if one stops charging?
Yes, one year from the manufacturer. Batteries are sealed in, so a dead cell down the road means replacing the candle rather than servicing it.
Learn more
NVJGROP Rechargeable Flameless Candles (6 Pack)
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