GE 4-in-1 Power Failure LED Night Light, 2 Pack: Dusk-to-Dawn Sensor, Emergency Flashlight, Tabletop, Storm, Hurricane, Tornado Essentials – White (49578) - 2 Count Review

This product is missing the key features you would expect from a power failure backup light. 1: It will NOT charge batteries when plugged in. , Actually, it comes with non-rechargeable batteries.2: The night light function can be turned off. However, it also disables the function that turns on the light in the event of a power failure. Otherwise, you'll get stuck with a night light all the time when it's dark. 3: The light is generally not very bright

Just bought the 4th. Can't be happier with them. This is the only night light I could find that does NOT use an internal unavailable battery. These types never last more than a year or two and should not be opened to change the battery. I threw my last ones away. I have just ordered 2 more of these GE night lights. Plenty of light in standby mode, plus you have a choice of 2 levels of brightness. And a handy flashlight whether you've lost power or not. would recommend.

These flashlights have replaceable batteries, so they shouldn't die over time like batteries do. I don't think the batteries will be used while the light is plugged in. The light can be set to a dimmed or high brightness level. The lights are yellow rather than bright white. Night lights can be turned off, but will not turn on automatically when it gets dark. I don't use them in bedrooms, but leave them on in other rooms to light the way for my daily walk around the house. I don't know how long

I hated throwing away those dead rechargeable emergency lights! After a few years they no longer hold a charge and the batteries cannot be replaced (I have tried and I am a very experienced technician). I did a lot of research and these devices with REPLACEABLE batteries are much better for the environment. The light comes on when it gets dark and off when it gets light. I have one in my hallway (points down) and another in my bathroom. The included long-life batteries only work in the event of

We have a small house and bought two of these units, one for the main hallway and one to move from room to room when needed. Our power went out intermittently for two days and it served us well. You can set them to turn on and off when it gets dark, which seems to work pretty well, or you can turn them on or off. We turn them off during the day and turn them on/off automatically at night. You can then turn them off and carry them around like a flashlight. They're not too big or heavy to carry…

I've had over forty combination emergency lighting night lights from different brands over the years. All but this GE model use built-in batteries, which are essential. It would be great not to have to replace the battery, but all those rechargeable batteries seemed short-lived. Only the Energizer brand seemed better, but their design wasn't appealing. Battery reliability is vital as we want the emergency lighting to work on the rare occasions when the power goes out, e.g. B. in the event of a…

These are really cute little things. They seem to be working. Let's hope the flashlight will last longer than a rechargeable battery as it uses AA batteries for the flashlight part. They are also relatively inexpensive. However, the quality control is HORRIBLE. On one of them, the night part didn't work at all. About half of the rest didn't work at a reduced brightness level on the night light tube, so this thing should work. I sent them back to Revain and received a new set. Some of the new…

После того, как среди ночи снова отключили свет, и мы с женой бегали по дому, устанавливая электронные свечи в детских комнатах, чтобы убедиться, что они видят, проснутся ли они, я понял, что нам нужно сделать something else. I examined several models of night lights with the device turned off. I quickly ruled out *most* of them because I didn't want to rely on a cheap internal rechargeable battery that could die out in months (according to some reviews) and would definitely die within a few…