Christmas came early: Save up to 50% with these artificial tree deals

Eyeing a white Christmas this year? Then incorporate this tinsel tree into your winter wonderland. Leave it as-is or dress it up with colorful baubles. "You just click the four legs onto the base of the tree, plug it in and fan out the branches," one five-star reviewer wrote. Save over 50% during — one of the best prices we've seen all year. 

OK, so you've got your main tree on lock, but what about the rest of your house? Sprinkle these tabletop trees in different rooms — one on your dining room table, another on a shelf in your office, you get the idea. It's also a favorite among college students, city dwellers and those who simply don't have enough time to haul out a big tree every year. 

This one arrives unlit, but that just means it's a blank canvas for you to decorate the branches as you please. Deck this tree with tinsel, twinkle lights, garland, sparkly ornaments, you name it. Or if you prefer a more understated look, just add pinecones or red bows throughout.

Flocked trees can look, well, fake. And while this one is 100% artificial, several Amazon reviewers mentioned that it somehow tricks the eye. "The snow effect looks real," one five-star fan wrote. There's no way to completely prevent the flocking from falling out during the initial setup, but the same reviewer recommends "getting your tree in place before opening and adjusting."

Slender and spirited, this pre-lit tree with a 28-inch diameter is a must for smaller spaces. "I don’t have to rearrange the whole house to decorate for the holidays," one happy shopper beamed. Another added: "It assembled so easily, I fluffed all the branches out within an hour." 

Team white lights or multicolor? If you're the former, then this Dunhill Fir will be the centerpiece in your living room for years to come. No tangled wires or broken bulbs — simply plug it in upon assembly to see all 650 white lights sparkle. More than one thousand Amazon shoppers picked up this stunner last month.

It's not every day that you're in the market for a nine-foot Christmas tree. But if today's that day, then you're in for a real treat because this dual light beauty is down over $500.