Review on 🔦 Veepeak 42 LED Motion Sensor Light: Rechargeable Closet Pantry Cabinet Night Light with 2 Sensing Modes & Magnetic Strip - Cordless, Automatic, Stick-on Anywhere by Peter Zouhair

We have a small bedroom with a queen size bed and everything is arranged to make it cramped in my wheelchair. When my girlfriend goes to the toilet, she has to walk around the bed and trip, which is annoying and dangerous. I know why no night light? Well, she can't stand the light in the room while she sleeps. In addition, the place where we can connect a night light often stumbles when it goes. Tried the motion activated night light, it seemed good until she broke it by bumping into it. And all other sockets are nicely hidden behind the furniture. On my side, two LEDs on the extension cord that help a little, although not so bright that she can't sleep. But they are not bright night lights at all. Looking through the options, I came across this light. I like that it charges via USB. Comes with a cable and connects to ANY USB power adapter/relay. Application couldn't be simpler: turn on the press for about 2 seconds. The button is on the same side as the USB port. Press the power button once. A short press illuminates the sensor dome on the front in bright green, and pressing it again causes the dome to glow softly red. The soft red mode is the one we prefer for nighttime motion detection. The sensor is very good and sensitive. The light stays on for about 60 seconds. One charge lasts for 30 days, with the light going on up to 20 times a day/night, depending on where you have it. where you would go The adhesive is strong and seems to be holding very well. The magnets are very strong and hold very well. I think it could be a magnet to magnet connection to make sure it doesn't fall out of the mount. When inserted into the holder, it makes a very pleasant clicking or sound of magnets. You'll feel the magnets grab the light and pull it off your fingers, locking it in place and ready to use. Wardrobe. pantry, pantry. Now for the more interesting use cases. Can be mounted on the underside of the wheelchair or on the side or front depending on the frame and model. Maybe even behind. I would secure the flashlight with velcro to add double fall protection. This device is NOT waterproof so be aware if you intend to use it in a wheelchair. Definitely recommend this handy bright flashlight to anyone who needs light in a dark area.