Review on Xiaomi Motion-Activated Night Light 2 LED, 0.36 W, armature color: white, shade color: white, version: CN by Edyta Danilczuk ᠌

A wonderful intelligent device that does not need to be stupidly integrated with the "smart home" and the dreadful Chinese Mi Home program that goes along with it. Complete freedom from dependence in every respect, without lowering standards in any way. In my opinion, this is the most elegant solution to the problem of spot lighting at night or in areas of a room that are somewhat dark. Pros: An very unusual instance of a device in which everything functions exactly as intended. It is possible to refer to it as "smart," but at the same time, no one forces you to bother with "smart homes," mobile applications, or bluetooth in order to switch on a light bulb. The apparatus is quite compact, very straightforward in its construction, and consequently very lightweight (this is a word about adhesive tape, which holds the bulb in place without any issues). -The sole choice available from the settings is between one of two different illumination modes (dim and a little brighter). After that, there is nothing further for you to turn or modify; all you have to do is insert the batteries and attach the adhesive tape to the wall, and everything will begin to function on its own. - The motion sensor accurately detects any and every motion, and it has a relatively large range of motion. It seemed like I didn't need to have a lot of technical expertise in order for everything to function well as night illumination in the bathroom and floor lighting in the bedroom. Somehow, that worked out. - It keeps track of the amount of light in the room and will not switch on if there is already sufficient illumination (the room can be lit by sunshine or a fixed lamp). Because the magnetic mount is both flexible and strong, adjusting the angle of the detector or light may be done in an extremely convenient manner. Some cons: -Sveta is sufficient for any situation that may arise throughout the night. Because of how dim it is, though, you should not rely on it as the primary source of illumination in the corridor. -The motion detector requires not only the presence of a person inside its field of view but also the demonstration that this person is moving. Hold this position for around fifteen seconds; the light will switch off as soon as you start moving (if you understand what I mean). - There is no option to configure a shutdown interval for when there is no motion detected. In general, it is beneficial and practical, and the time that has been selected is fairly satisfactory. However, when applied to the situation described in the previous paragraph, it can become somewhat irritating.