Review on 🔦 Eton American Red Cross Emergency LED Motion Sensor and Flashlight: Ensuring your Safety in Times of Crisis by Stephanie Butler

An update to my previous review below. I must have missed the most interesting part. You can see the LED lens at the end. This is a flashlight. Obviously the more opaque lens on the front is a "night light" or rather a flashlight. It's pretty bright. Too bright for a night light. Ah, but that's the trick. There is a motion sensor when you go to bed and if you turn off the light go to bed, after about 30 seconds or maybe a minute the light will dim. Then it dims even more. So it's a bright and efficient "lantern" or lamp when you're in the room, but then automatically dims to a simple night light. Likewise, if you are standing in the dark, it will immediately become brighter. It seems to distinguish quite well whether you're just turning over in bed or getting up. Anyway, I thought it was the nicest feature. Even if you don't think it's worth it to you, your kids will. -------------- -------------- -----Great product. Simple and effective. Plug it into an outlet and you have a great night light. The light can be chosen between several colors. You'll never wonder where the flashlight is when the lights go out because the night light turns on automatically. Then just pull the plug and use the flashlight function. LEDs mean long light. In the dark, you can use it as a flashlight or flashlight. I guess I don't have to remember where I put the flashlight. I'm going on a business trip next week and maybe I'll take him to the hotel. I hate that hotel rooms seem to have two versions of the light. Completely black or leave the light on and too bright.