🔵 BukNikis USB Simple Atmosphere Lights - Universal Car Interior Accessories Lamp (Blue, Pack of 2) Review

The light is very bright - blinding anyone it's shined on. But to make matters worse, it's definitely a very green teal shade, not a light blue. I have several shades of blue LEDs in my car and I was hoping this would be a different one. It's not like this. Not even close. Also when comparing purchases of similar products here at Revain it's not the best value for money. Return 14 packs of 7 colors (including True Blue) and buy them from another seller for a dollar or two more.

Purchased blue LED lamp. The perfect light to see the center shift panel without annoying glare. Works in both accessory mode and firing mode. The USB slot is recessed in front of the console, allowing light to shade the console. When switched off, the device is almost invisible. Places the 2nd in a closed armrest. Now it's easy to see the items I'm looking for at night. The appearance of the system leaves the impression of a factory automatic. White or blue is recommended for good light…

Reader: I bought 02 of these kits for my 2018 Honda Ridgeline truck. I plugged one into the connector near the center console - to light up there at night. The other went into a huge storage box on the center console. Honda put a light in there and then painted it over - it's useless. But there is a stub for one of them. NOW I have the light in the box and the plug cover acts as a shade to keep the light out of your eyes. The rest goes in the back seat. These are great "lights" for your car and

I bought these for my Mazda because I lack the backlighting that I am used to from Audi and most VWs. It's good if a small, dimmed light is always on in the car at night. This saves you from planning and blinding everyone. On the Mazda3, the USB ports just ended up in the darkest part of the center console, so they worked great. Tip: Red light is best for driving at night. Red light has longer wavelengths and is less harmful to the eyes. It's not very bright, but once your eyes get used to it…

That's them - we chose them because the Jackery 240 doesn't have a built-in flashlight like the Jackery 160 or Jackery 500. with the Jackery 240's two USB ports, you get the equivalent of a 4-LED flashlight (each of these lamps has two LEDs) with lights attached. It is enough to read a small map under it to determine the camp, etc. As other reviewers have pointed out, the light isn't diffused as much through the plastic shade, so you're seeing two bright dots rather than just a solid colored…