💡 OxyLED Tape Closet Lights: Dimmable Touch Night Light, Stick-on Push Sensor for Wardrobe - Magnetic Strip, Battery Operated Review

12/04/18: Upgraded to 4 stars: Used new AAA batteries and gotten a bit brighter. Excellent customer service. Without prompting, the seller emailed me and offered to refund my money as I didn't think he was smart enough. I won't take them for this because I use light and it's a little bit better than new batteries, but THIS IS CUSTOMER CARE! BRAVO OxyLED! I was going to use it in our under shelf pantry and to be honest it doesn't light up very much.

Easy to install. The light is separated from the magnetic strip by a self-adhesive backing. The light is good, but not as good as a wired LED system. The light can be dimmed but is not very bright at first, ranging from seemingly bright to barely noticeable. But it burns up AAA batteries within a few days. I have used good brand batteries and he still eats them for lunch. A couple of times I accidentally left it on for a few hours which added to the battery drain, but still. I guess I'll toss…

This is a really good product and very useful. With the recommended batteries, it doesn't need to be plugged in, which is very handy for opaque, weird dark places that require different levels of brightness. It's fairly easy to operate and is really a one-button press that turns it on and also changes the brightness levels. The case itself is lightweight and easily taped to a flat surface without having to screw it in, making it truly portable. LED bulbs use less power so I hope the batteries…

Gives a decent amount of light. I put it under a cupboard so I can't see the power button without bending down to find it. I blindly touch the lightbar a few times to turn it on and off because I don't want to bend down to look for the on/off button. Good thing it "remembers" the last setting I intentionally set because I don't want to dim the light every time because I don't really want to visually find the "on" button that is used to dim the light is required. I don't know yet how long the…

I have an antique folding table that I use as a vanity place. I pulled out the mail sorter and used that space for makeup. It's a bit dark at the very back of the table, so I ordered that place lit. Hm. It "illuminates" the area. It's better than it was, but not by much. I almost went with it this morning because the light was so dim I didn't even notice. I'm really not sure what this light is really for. He couldn't, of course, illuminate a cupboard or a shelf. The bad thing is, it's the…

I noticed that several different models are considered here. I have one that is battery operated (not rechargeable) and has a touch sensor (not a motion sensor). It doesn't turn itself on or off, instead it dims or brightens when you touch and hold the power button. Also, this switch is very easy to press, even if you don't want to, since it's a sensitive touch sensor, which means you can accidentally turn it on or off, dim it or brighten it depending on its position. It's at its brightest…