Mr. Beams MB720A Sleep-Friendly Battery-Operated Motion-Sensing LED Stick-Anywhere Nightlight with Amber Color Light (3-Pack), White Review

Like most people, my wife and I sometimes get up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. Our bedroom is essentially pitch black, so walking through it at night can be dangerous. difficult. (One fateful night we had suitcases on the floor for the upcoming trip. My wife, forgetting them, accidentally kicked one of them on her way to the bathroom. I'm surprised I didn't end up in the cardiac catheterization lab. After my heart rate finally Once it dropped below 100, I decided we NEEDED…

This is a great product - portable, motion-controlled, photosensitive light. I have used this product on many of the stairs in our townhouse and it has worked great. The quality of the LEDs is very good and the boxes are unobtrusive and the right size. So why only 2 stars? Unfortunately, both the design and the quality of this product are very poor. Design wise, these lights have doors covering the battery compartment that lock with two large screws and fall freely after the screws are removed.

I really like these lights. They're not very portable, they have to be fixed to the wall or something, but I figured they could be moved. These lights are yellow, it is much better than white light for your eyes at night and they are not as bright and annoying. As I also use one at the bottom of the bed frame to light up part of the room when the cat walks by. But because the bed frame hangs down, it's not that bright for us humans. The motion detection works well, even too well for humans, if…

I was glad to have a Mr. Beams because I liked the previous model that I bought a few years ago. The only change I had to make to the previous model was to coat the bright white LED with red gel. The only feature of the old model was that the light stayed on when the batteries were low. It's your turn to change the batteries. Okay, time for science class. We all know that certain wavelengths of light affect our circadian clock (internal sleep/wake cycle) and of course our night vision. As far…