In comparison to both more expensive and less expensive trees, National Tree Company’s 7.5-foot Feel Real Downswept Douglas Fir hits a nice mix between affordability, realism, and setup simplicity. This tree’s structure is comparable to that of other high-quality artificial trees, with approximately 2,000 realistic polyethylene branch tips encircling a core covered in less-realistic PVC “pine needles.”
The Downswept Douglas Fir, however, gives a more convincing image of a live tree because to its higher-than-average percentage of realistic branches. The tree’s exceptional adaptability is a result of its 750 built-in LED bulbs, which can be switched between white, multicolor, and a combination of the two. Also, whereas other trees need you to manually locate and connect the light string plugs amid the foliage, this tree includes a trunk-mounted PowerConnect system that accomplishes the work automatically when its three pieces are stacked.
With a height of 712 feet and a width of almost 5 feet, the tree is well proportioned and can occupy the corner of practically any living room. Lastly, it is broadly accessible, simple to install, and affordably priced. (For smaller houses, we suggest the 612-foot model.) This kind, like other artificial trees, requires a considerable amount of storage space during the off-season, even when dismantled.