By ChinRes 
There appears to be a new viral decoration on the market for each and every holiday. It is you, the enormous Halloween skeleton, that we are gazing at. During the previous holiday season, the pre-lit artificial tree that was sold at Home Depot was the thing that everyone rushed to purchase. As a result of its rapid sale, consumers were left looking for a counterfeit product.
And it would appear that Walmart took notice, as they have developed their very own version of the viral tree this year. Although the price has been reduced by fifty percent, consumers are still divided on whether or not it is superior to the original product.
The Pre-Lit LED Grand Duchess Twinkling Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree from Home Depot is available in two different sizes: the 9-foot model costs $499, while the 7.5-foot model costs $349. It is simple to assemble, has 3,400 lights that change colors, and can be operated with a remote or set on a timer.
Additionally, it is ornamented with a variety of colors. Despite the fact that it is still available, it is quite probable that it will be sold out very soon.
Last year, there was a widespread agreement that the tree is well worth the substantial amount of money that it costs.
“I didn’t anticipate how much of a work- and stress-saver it could be not to untangle strings of lights to put them into place,” said Daryna Tobey, the writer at Bob Vila, who gave the tree a favorable review. “It would save me a lot of time and stress.”
In addition, Tobey mentioned that the assembly of the tree took her only eleven minutes, and she expressed her gratitude for the bending branches made of memory wire, which allowed her to hang heavy decorations.
The one thing that some folks had a problem with the tree the previous year was that it was a little too bright. However, as TikToker @paigey_alamo recently revealed, this year it comes with a dimmer option that may be selected.
People who are wanting to save money, on the other hand, are flocking to an artificial tree that is sold at Walmart. They claim that it is an excellent substitute for the kind sold at Home Depot.
The lifestyle influencer @thechiconthecheap recently uploaded a video on Tiktok in which she uses a side-by-side comparison of the two trees.
It’s going to be a viral sensation, this tree. She explains that this is Walmart’s version of the viral tree that was sold at Home Depot, and that it is around half the price. “Just like the Home The Depot tree, Walmart’s tree has 11 light features and even has a twinkel setting that includes multi-colored lights, so that’s something the Home Depot tree doesn’t even have.”
As can be seen from the comments section of the video, however, individuals had a divided reaction to Walmart’s deception.
“I have a Home Depot version of the viral Christmas tree and I will tell you that Walmart one is pretty yes but the branches look so flimsy you can’t even hang your decorations on it,” a TikToker remarked in response.
I do have the tree from Home Depot, and it is incomparable to anything else!!! A other individual said that it is without a doubt the very finest!
On the other hand, a user of TikTok remarked, “I think it’s BETTER than Home Depot’s because of the warmth it has, in contrast to the Home Depot tree, which is on the cooler side.”
I got it today, and it was already set up in the store. It is beautiful, and it has more setting than the Christmas tree that is sold at Home Depot. It cost just $189. Another person concurred that it will undoubtedly be able to accommodate all of my decorations, particularly the velvet ones.
Yesterday, the Holiday Time 7.5′ Pre-Lit Milford Pine Artificial Christmas Tree from Walmart was completely sold out on their website; however, it is now available once again with Walmart. Only $189 is required to purchase the 7.5-foot tree (it does not come in a 9-foot version as Home Depot offers).
Customers have reported that they are able to locate enough of the tree in-store, even if it does sell out again online. “Walmart stocks by region, so it stays available in some regions и will be restocked at random,” @thechiconthecheap stated in a comment on her video. “Walmart stocks by region varies from region to region.”
There is another fake tree from Walmart that is going viral, and it is the 4-Foot Pre-Lit Cypress Pot Christmas Tree. If you are looking for something a little bit different, you also have the option of purchasing this tree. Even though it has a completely different appearance, it is an excellent choice for a rural or farmhouse style, and it costs only $59 to purchase.
As an additional option, My Texas House offers a Pre-lit Twinkle LED Cypress Artificial Christmas Tree measuring 7.5 feet in height for the price of $179, as well as a 9-foot tree priced at $199. In spite of the fact that both sizes and the potted variant are unavailable for purchase on the internet, it appears that they are freely accessible in stores.