🚪 Yeelight A40 Wireless LED Light with Motion Sensor for Closet - YLCG003 (205982) Review

Too bad there is no wifi Some pros: Looks like an Athos assembly on a level, small light bulbs, everything is fitted Some cons: Sometimes it works under lighting, probably due to the fact that it was placed under the locker

A handy closet light, indeed. Not something I'd want to use to illuminate the stairwell after dark. The motion detector has a shaky and inconsistent performance.

The situation is normal. Next day shipping was provided. Fully charged with a functioning red-green light indication. The light can be dimmed as needed. There's a 2022 subheading in the docs somewhere.

The magnetic base is attached using self-tapping screws and double-sided tape. It arrived discharged, so the light was low, but as it was charged, everything returned to normal. By holding the button down for a few seconds, you can adjust the light level. Easily choose between three different settings (Off, On, and Auto).

An excellent option if you choose to store the backlight in dim areas, like a closet. mounted using metal clips and double-sided tape. Built-in magnets on the lamp make it simple to remove and recharge. came entirely unloaded. charging for two to three hours. The operational time hasn't been put to the test yet. Works perfectly.

Because there wasn't enough light in the closet with the clothing, I chose to be perplexed by the concerns surrounding the purchase of a lamp for the closet. I researched many different possibilities, but the majority of the reviews were contentious, and the makers weren't identified. I happened into this well-known firm by accident, and they didn't seem to have any special issues with the quality of their products, plus they offered a warranty. The fasteners are easy to use, the pads are…

An excellent lamp with a motion sensor, very convenient, I put it in a box on the balcony, now there is lighting and it's super. I ordered another one for the hallway.

The color is warm, if suddenly someone was interested. The manufacturer claims 5 hours of work without interruption from a single charge = 300 minutes = 18,000 seconds of work. 1 cabinet opening = 1 device operation cycle (20 seconds by motion sensor). Total: Provided that you climb into the cabinet for exactly 20 seconds, you should get 900 cabinet openings without charging. In fact, I think it will be much less. I expect a result in the region of 200-300 discoveries, that is, 3-5 months…

I hung it over the sink - during the day you need to bring your hand to the sensor to turn it on, at night it turns on automatically when you enter the kitchen - very convenient)