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The McGee & Co. 9-Foot Pre-Lit Fir Tree Look for Less

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Close-up of green Christmas tree branches lit with warm white string lights against a dark wall
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A tall, realistic green tree with warm white lights is the classic designer Christmas look, and it's the biggest holiday purchase most of us make. Here's McGee & Co.'s 9' Grandis Fir Pre-Lit Faux Tree and two 9-foot pre-lit green trees for 41% to 45% less.

The original: McGee & Co. 9' Grandis Fir Pre-Lit Faux Tree, $1,098

The original · McGee & Co.

9' Grandis Fir Pre-Lit Faux Tree

$1,098

9 ft tall, 5 ft (60-inch) diameter, realistic green fir, warm white LEDs with eight effects, timer and foot switch

See it at McGee & Co.

Get the look for less

2 picks from $599.99, compared with the original at $1,098.

Price comparison
PieceStorePriceYou save
9' Grandis Fir Pre-Lit Faux TreeMcGee & Co.McGee & Co.$1,098The original
Pre-Lit Evergreen Christmas Tree, 9 ft.Kirkland'sKirkland's$599.9945%
Fraser Fir Christmas Tree, Lit, 9'QuinceQuince$649.9041%
Kirkland's

Pre-Lit Evergreen Christmas Tree, 9 ft.

$599.99
$498.01 less than the original

The same 9-foot full green tree, pre-lit with warm white LEDs that also switch to multicolor, with nine light settings.

Different: It's 55 inches wide (McGee's is 60), with 800 LEDs and 3,477 PE/PVC tips, and it's a denser, more conical shape.

In stock online
See it at Kirkland's
Quince

Fraser Fir Christmas Tree, Lit, 9'

$649.90
$448.10 less than the original

The same 9-foot realistic green fir with an open, layered shape, pre-lit with warm white LEDs.

Different: It's 64 inches wide with 1,350 lights and 8,450 branch tips. Quince doesn't list light effects, a timer or a foot switch.

In stock online
See it at Quince

Why it's in demand

The classic all-green tree is back: Ideal Home (Oct 16, 2026) calls a realistic, all-green tree the biggest Christmas tree 'trend' of 2026, with retailers reporting traditional-looking trees rising in popularity.

Sources: Ideal Home: Everyone's embracing this Christmas tree anti-trend for 2026 (Oct 16, 2026)

How to style it

  • Measure first: a 9-foot tree needs about a 10-foot ceiling once you add the stand and a topper.
  • Shape from the bottom up, fanning each tip out and slightly up; a well-fluffed tree looks twice as full.
  • Leave a foot of space between the widest branches and the wall so the tree doesn't look squashed into a corner.

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