The 6 Best Christmas Trees You Can Buy on Amazon

While there's nothing quite like the smell of a real Christmas tree, there's also nothing quite like the convenience and longevity of an artificial tree. Some are pre-lit for decorating ease, giving you time to focus on the Christmas decorations elsewhere in your home. Others have a dusting of "snow" on their branches for a true wintry look.

No matter what style of Christmas tree you're looking for, whether a robust (artificial) Dunhill fir for a double-height living room or a tiny tabletop tree for a small space, Amazon has a Christmas tree for you.

If it's a realistic artificial tree you seek, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better option than this blue spruce. Looks aside, we love that it comes in multiple heights (we've picked 7.5 feet as a mere suggestion) and both unlit and pre-lit in a variety of different lights, from warm white lights to multicolor LED lights. The tree also comes with a metal stand and fluffing gloves for an easy setup plus a storage bag for an easy take-down.

Many of the more authentic-looking artificial trees come at a higher price point, given the fact that they usually can last for years. But this north valley spruce has both a sense of realism and a reasonable price tag, plus it comes in different heights — all the way up to 16 feet tall. Its metal stand, however, is a little lackluster, but that's easily fixed with a good tree skirt.

Wrapping a tree in Christmas lights is no easy task; making sure they're perfectly spread out is quite the challenge. That's where pre-lit trees like this lifelike National Tree Company Dunhill fir come in. The LED lights change colors, from classic warm white light to multicolor lights.

Don't have a lot of square footage in your living room? Don't worry — pencil Christmas trees are a great way to enjoy the greenery and festivity of an evergreen without taking up a lot of space. This slim Douglas fir is pre-lit for decorating ease, and it comes in multiple heights to best fit your particular room.

If a pencil tree is still too big for your space, consider going even tinier with a mini tree that can sit on a tabletop. We love that this one by the National Tree Company has a gold burlap base for some pizzazz and that it comes pre-lit. Keep in mind that even though it's a smaller tree, it's still corded and not battery-operated.

Want to bring the winter weather inside? Try an artificial Christmas tree frosted with "snow." If you happen to live in a wooded area where it really does snow, this is exactly what you might see outside after a winter storm. While we're fans of the traditional green and white combo, you can also get this Christmas tree in shades of pink, navy, and black — sans snow, unfortunately.