🔦 LEASTYLE Wireless Spotlight: Battery Operated, Dimmable LED Spotlights with Remote - RGB 2 Pack Review

Cool little LED lights. They can change the brightness in several levels, have a fully adjustable head and are available in 16 different colors. I bought them to light up the exhibits on my walls. I don't think they are bright enough for that. I like them, but if you need something to light up a framed subject, look for something brighter. Yes, I set the brightness to 100%.

I love these lights! I attached one of them upside down over my reading corner with the supplied adhesive pads. They attach very securely and I love how bright they are. I've found that you can use the same remote for both lights, and it's pretty easy to control just one by specifically pointing at one or the other. I also LOVE the timer feature to use as a night light before bed. Overall very happy with the purchase!

I recently made some display shelves for my Man Cave/Boba Fett room. These little spotlights were perfect for highlighting specific parts and for general lighting. A remote control can control all lights, although you must at least point them in a general direction. Easy installation with included sticky backings. I also like the timer function. I bought 4 in total and am very happy with them. Light but well built; They are easy to change but also stay where you want to show them.

These spotlights are suitable when you want to illuminate something in a special way, e.g. Eg: Collection items, a picture in a frame, etc. They are bright, but don't expect them to fully illuminate the whole room. The remote control will conflict with other RGB strips you may have installed near the spotlights as they operate on the same frequency (2.4GHz). And the downside is that they drain AA batteries very quickly depending on how long you have them. They have an auto-off mode, so consider

I like the shape, I like the RGB capabilities, I like the price. I don't like the attachment system. It comes with duct tape and ITTY BITTY screws which are pretty much useless if you bump into anything other than wood. The way the baseplates connect to the headlights is too shallow to put a capscrew on it. All in all, it was relatively cheap accent lighting that did what I wanted without the hassle of installing an entire track and new electrical system. So it's a win, for the most part it's a

Still trying to figure out how they work. The remote worked when I first tried it, but now the light seems to want to stay on. I turn them off and then they randomly turn on again. The remote doesn't seem to work most of the time. I didn't understand where the IR receiver is located. When I have time, I'll take a closer look. They're bright enough for what I need, but they're annoying because they keep popping up. I'll update the review when I find out why they don't want to work. To update…

Agree, I agree it's cheap but it works way better than I expected for twenty bucks but on my Kitty Cantrell looks the dolphin sculpture wonderful from water and on land. The light is 4000 lumens which was actually too strong for my application so I reduced the intensity a bit and changed the color to blue and it looks surreal. TIPS 1) There is a battery installed in the remote control, but it has a retractable tab that must be pulled out or it will not work. Don't assume the battery is good as…