Best Goplus Christmas Trees in 2026: 3 Picks Compared on Specs
Goplus currently lists three artificial Christmas trees that cover most decorating situations: a 5 to 5.5 ft pencil tree for tight corners, a pre-lit 7 ft tree for a classic look, and a snow-flocked 7 ft tree with the densest branch count in the range. The pre-lit 7 ft model is our top pick for most living rooms because it pairs a standard height with white pre-lit lights and hinged branches. We chose these picks by comparing the listed specifications, since nobody on this site has set these trees up.
3 picks from 0 Christmas trees that match this guide with a price we can quote today. The prices below are current and each carries its read time.
Quick picks
The best fit for you
- Cozy apartments and tight corners: The 5 ft pencil tree is slim enough for an entryway or a studio corner, and it is the smallest option in the current range. See pick 1
- Classic pre-lit living room: The 7 ft pre-lit tree gives you a standard full shape with white lights already on the branches, so setup is mostly unfold and fluff. See pick 2
- Snowy, flocked decor: The flocked 7 ft tree adds a white snow finish and the highest branch tip count of the range, for a colder-weather look. See pick 3
Our 3 picks
1 Best for small spaces
The only pencil-shaped tree in the current Goplus range, at 5 to 5.5 ft, it fits where a full-width tree will not. It has the fewest branch tips here at 220, which keeps it light to move and quick to dress.
Pros
- Pencil silhouette fits tight corners and narrow rooms
- 5 to 5.5 ft height, the smallest in this group
- 220 branch tips, the fewest here, so setup is quick
- Catalogue lists it for small-space use
Cons
- No pre-lit lighting is stated; you will need a separate light string
- Only 220 branch tips, so it reads thinner than the 7 ft models
- Width is not stated by the seller, so measure your corner first
Good fit if
- Apartments, studios, and rooms with low or angled ceilings
- Anyone who wants a simple, unlit tree they can decorate their own way
Skip if
- You want a full, dense look, since the branch tip count here is far lower
- You want lights built in
Verdict: A slim, unlit pencil tree for small spaces, and the only compact option in the current Goplus range.
2 Best overall
Goplus 7 FT Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree
- Height
- 7 to 7.5 ft
- Lights
- Pre-lit
- Light color
- White
At 7 to 7.5 ft with 1217 TPE and PVC branch tips, it is the fuller of the two green trees and the only one in the range with a light count stated in the listing name. White lights come pre-strung, and the hinged branches fold flat for storage.
Pros
- 7 to 7.5 ft height suits standard living rooms
- Pre-lit with white lights stated in the listing
- 1217 branch tips, a fuller silhouette than the 5 ft pencil
- Hinged branches fold for compact storage
Cons
- The light count appears as 400 in the listing name without further detail
- Not flocked, so it lacks the snowy finish of the other 7 ft model
- Weight and packed dimensions are not stated by the seller
Good fit if
- Households that want lights already in place at setup time
- Buyers who prefer a plain green tree they can theme themselves
Skip if
- You want a snowy, flocked finish
- You have a low ceiling and need a shorter tree
Verdict: The pre-lit 7 ft tree is the most balanced pick in the range for a standard living room.
3 Best for a snowy look
Goplus 7ft Pre-Lit Snow Flocked Christmas Tree
- Height
- 7 to 7.5 ft
- Lights
- Pre-lit
- Light color
- White
- Flocked (snow)
- Yes
The only flocked model here, with a stated 1687 branch tips, the highest count in the range, and white pre-lit lights. It is also 7 to 7.5 ft, matching the other full-size tree.
Pros
- Flocked finish gives a snow-covered look
- 1687 branch tips, the densest in the current range
- Pre-lit with white lights
- Hinged branches fold for storage
Cons
- How the flock behaves over time is not stated by the seller
- No light count is given in the listing, unlike the pre-lit green model
- Weight and packed dimensions are not stated by the seller
Good fit if
- Anyone decorating around a winter or snowy theme
- Buyers who want the fullest, most branch-dense tree in the range
Skip if
- You want an uncoated, plain green tree
- You prefer to avoid flock for cleanliness reasons
Verdict: The snow-flocked 7 ft tree brings the densest branch count and a winter-ready look to the range.
Specifications side by side
| # | Christmas tree | Height | Lights | Light color | Shape | Flocked (snow) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Goplus 5ft Artificial Slim Pencil Christmas Tree | 5 to 5.5 ft | not stated | not stated | Pencil | not stated |
| 2 | Goplus 7 FT Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree | 7 to 7.5 ft | Pre-lit | White | not stated | not stated |
| 3 | Goplus 7ft Pre-Lit Snow Flocked Christmas Tree | 7 to 7.5 ft | Pre-lit | White | not stated | Yes |
How the picks were chosen
To build this guide, we pulled every Goplus Christmas tree listing in the store catalogue that matched the brand filter. Three listings matched from the same maker, so all three appear here. We kept the comparison strictly to the stated specifications in the listing name and data: height, shape, branch tip count, lighting, and finish details such as flocking. Prices shown on the page are live values read from the store listing at the time of publication and can change. No unit was tested or handled by us, and nothing here is based on customer opinions. For safety context we consulted the fire-safety and lighting sources listed below.
Picking the right one for you
Height and shape: match the tree to your room
Measure your ceiling before choosing, and leave a few inches of clearance plus room for a topper if you use one. The 5 to 5.5 ft pencil tree is the shortest pick here and suits hallways, low ceilings, and tight corners. The two 7 to 7.5 ft models fit standard living rooms, and their full width needs open floor space.
If floor space is narrow, the pencil shape is the only slim option in the range. If you want a traditional full-width tree, either 7 ft model works, but measure the corner where it will stand to confirm clearance.
Pre-lit or unlit: lights and setup
Pre-lit trees save setup time because the lights are already on the branches. Both 7 ft Goplus models are pre-lit with white lights, while the 5 ft pencil tree lists no lights. If you buy your own string lights, look for ENERGY STAR certified decorative light strings, which use about 92% less energy than conventional incandescent strands and are LED-based, so they stay cooler to the touch.
Whichever tree you choose, inspect light cords before plugging them in and do not connect more strands than the manufacturer advises. This step matters whether the lights come with the tree or are added later.
Branch tips and fullness
Branch tips are the small leafy ends that give the tree its body, and the count is the main spec that separates the three listings. The 5 ft pencil tree has 220 tips, which keeps it slim and light. The pre-lit 7 ft model has 1217 TPE and PVC tips, and the flocked 7 ft model has 1687, the densest in the range.
More tips mean a fuller silhouette and more room for ornaments, but also more time fluffing the branches during setup. If you want a minimal look, the lower counts are fine; if you want a tree that reads as dense, the flocked model has the most.
Flocked vs plain finish
Flocking is a white coating applied to branches to suggest snow. Only the flocked 7 ft model in the current range has it, and the listing states the branches are PE and PVC mixed beneath the coating. A flocked tree fits a winter or cold-weather theme, while the plain green 7 ft tree keeps a traditional look.
The two 7 ft trees are otherwise similar in height and lighting, so the flocked finish is the main visual difference. If you want an uncoated tree, choose the non-flocked model; if you want the snowy look, the flocked one is the only option.
Setup, storage, and holiday safety
Both 7 ft models state hinged branches, which fold toward the trunk for storage. The 5 ft pencil tree does not state hinged construction, so plan to store it assembled or disassemble the branches yourself.
Regardless of which tree you choose, the U.S. Fire Administration recommends placing the tree at least 3 feet from heat sources such as fireplaces, radiators, space heaters, and heat vents, and keeping it clear of exits. Overloaded outlets and faulty wires are the most common causes of holiday fires, so check every light strand for frayed or pinched wires before use.
Questions
How tall should my Goplus Christmas tree be?
Measure your ceiling before you pick a height. Leave several inches of clearance and room for a topper if you use one. The 5 to 5.5 ft pencil tree is the best fit for low ceilings, hallways, and small rooms. The two 7 to 7.5 ft models suit standard 8 to 10 ft living rooms. If your floor space is narrow, the pencil shape takes the least room.
Are the pre-lit Goplus trees better than unlit ones?
Pre-lit trees come with lights already attached, which shortens setup time. Both 7 ft Goplus trees are pre-lit with white lights; the 5 ft pencil tree is not stated to be pre-lit. If you add your own string, ENERGY STAR certified decorative light strings use about 92% less energy than incandescent strands and are LED-based, so they run cooler. Whichever you choose, inspect cords before plugging in.
What is flocking on a Christmas tree?
Flocking is a white coating applied to branches to create a snow-covered look. In this range only the 7 ft snow-flocked model has it, with 1687 branch tips beneath the coating. The listing does not state how the flock behaves over time, so handle branches gently and see how the coating holds when you fluff them. It gives a wintery look that plain green trees do not.
How many branch tips do I need?
Branch tips are the small leafy ends that give the tree its fullness. The pencil tree has 220 tips, good for a slim silhouette and light weight. The pre-lit 7 ft tree has 1217 tips, and the flocked model has 1687, the densest here. More tips mean a fuller tree with more room for ornaments, but also more fluffing time when you set it up.
Can I use my own lights with these trees?
Yes, with the 5 ft pencil tree, which lists no pre-installed lights. For the two pre-lit 7 ft models, the lights are already on the branches. If you string your own lights, choose ENERGY STAR certified decorative light strings: they use about 92% less energy than incandescent strands and stay cool to the touch. Confirm your light strand is rated for indoor use.
How do I set up the tree safely?
Set the tree at least 3 feet from heat sources like fireplaces, radiators, space heaters, and heat vents, and do not block exits, per the U.S. Fire Administration. Inspect light cords for frayed or pinched wires before use, and do not string more light strands than the manufacturer advises. Keep candles at least 12 inches away from anything that burns. These steps apply to both artificial and real trees.
Revision notes
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