OxyLED Tap Lights: Rechargeable Dimmable 20-LED Wireless Mirror Lights for Hallway, Bathroom & Bedroom Review

I wasn't sure if it would be really useful until my son took it and put it in the hallway next to the bathroom. Gesh, that was incredible. The children's room no longer needs to be illuminated with corridor lights or left on in the middle of the night. Now let's just walk by and touch it and let it become light! lol and it turns itself off so the kids don't hear me preach not to leave the lights on. I just plug it in right where it sits from time to time and it's ready to go.

This review refers to the OxyLED T-02s Touch Light Dimmable touch light with 20 LEDs. I bought it to illuminate my bathroom cabinet under the sink and it does the job perfectly. It only took a minute to center and attach with the magnetic strip. I just reach over the door and hit the power button. With 30 hours between charges, it should be quite a while before needing a recharge. Charging the device is very easy, you just plug it into a USB port. Very suitable for this type of application.

I was so glad I found this product as it allowed me to add a light source to my vanity. I only have 2 outlets which makes it impossible for me to set up a dressing table and use the light. This lamp does not require a socket! I like the magnetic strip that allows you to remove the light bar to charge and then just put it back on. I've had the flashlight for almost 2 months now and haven't had to charge it yet, but the USB charger makes it easy when the time comes. Touch sensor to turn on/off…

I bought this light to light up my desk as I usually use the backlight when Zoom needs to work. It came with a small battery left so I was able to use it right away. Unfortunately, when it lost its charge, I was unable to recharge it. Normally, the small indicator that lights up when connected to the network changes color from red to blue after a successful charge. After countless attempts and multiple outlets, I have not been able to get a full charge or a full charge. That's when I emailed…

I bought two of these on March 21 of this year. They're nice and bright and come with a magnet to hold them in place, so you don't have to poke holes in the wall or cabinets. I also like that they are rechargeable or at least should be rechargeable. The review form asks for motion detection, and these were never turned on automatically, instead had to be turned on manually by touching the button at the end. What's good doesn't bother me. I liked them so much that I ordered two more on July 9th.

I gave this lamp 3 stars. This is a combined score between the two I bought. The first one I bought because it's rechargeable and has pretty good brightness ratings. You were right and there was enough light to illuminate a dark corner of my kitchen. I give this light 5 stars. I liked it so much I decided I needed another one. The second came and the first thing I noticed was that the light didn't come on when I plugged it in to charge like it did with the first. I left it overnight as there…

I wanted to put a lamp in a cabinet with a glass door. The light is heavy and the sticky bead of glue is enough to hold the heavy light in place. He fell within 60 seconds. He could break many fragile things and I was very lucky that nothing happened. The magnetic side is useless as the body is made of wood. I ended up trying to put it face up on a shelf instead of mounting it face down to the top of a cabinet, which would be more attractive to me, and ended up getting frustrated with…

Works perfectly. These lamps have many advantages: Excellent dimming range. Strong magnet. It is convenient that it can be easily removed and inserted. We lose energy sometimes, and it's handy when it happens. The magnet also makes it easier to charge the battery. Speaking of the battery, I like that there are no messy cable issues and that it's easy to install anywhere. I also like that it is NOT motion activated. I like being able to just turn them on and off whenever I want and not when I…

I have a lot of nerdy interests, so my office is filled with a bunch of stuff. It became something of a tourist destination for other campus nerds who had heard of its contents. In my office there is a window with a rather thick curtain. In the morning I pull my blinds tight because the morning sun heats everything up unpleasantly. On cloudy days the curtain usually stays tight just because I don't get much light when it's open. The main junk shelves are across from the window in my office, and