💡 Illumisafe Lights: Enhanced Motion-Sensitive LED Light for Gun Safes, Lockers & Cabinets Review

If this item was $2 at Wal-Mart, it would be overpriced. Flashy add-on and marketing is what you spend your money on. Don't waste your time or money. It was immediately clear that this was a scam. So cheaply made, the motion sensor doesn't work, the switch doesn't work, the light only works (on/off) when you insert or remove batteries. NOBODY in their right mind would put such junk with valuables in a gun safe. Manufacturers and sellers of this product also likely have home loans and coastal…

This light is amazing. Super bright and thin, well made for the price. I bought another one after 3 weeks of use as it was so bright and easy to work with. The flashlight comes with screws and tape. The back is magnetic and can be easily removed to access the batteries. Both light sources rotate 360 degrees. And left to right so you can direct them to the perfect spot. The LEDs are so bright I took out the other two lights I had in the safe because this one is much brighter and definitely gives

I was very impressed with the brightness and quality of these flashlights. Very handy, they come with 3M adhesive pads (for attaching to hard surfaces), velcro pads (for use with 3M pads to attach to felt, e.g. in a safe) and wood mounting screws. Swiveling lenses allow for multi-directional light, and placing one flashlight in a small pistol safe and another in a medium-sized rifle safe was "sufficient". Adding a few more would be ideal, but three intensity settings make it easy to get by with

I have a Stack On gun cabinet and used an old LED flashlight that hung on a magnet clip. The motion detector is great and very practical. The light is a little brighter than I expected. I'd say it's about the size of an iPhone 6 and about the size of 3 of them. In the picture it looks like it's half the size. It's not a problem, just amazing. I used the included sticky foam attachments to attach it to the top of the cabinet and it not only illuminates the shelf but also the area below where the

I did a lot of research on Revain and YouTube for safe light sources before purchasing this flashlight and I was quite confused. The prices were obscene ($56 to $150) and many of them required a certain level of skill to install, which didn't look like a fair reward for the lighting. I've resigned myself to hanging a lamp nearby (inadequate due to shade) or using a headlamp (distracting) since my wife sent my safe into the rather dark laundry room. I think this light came as a recommendation…

For me the worst purchase in a long time. I was thrilled to have this little one on my gun safe to light up my gear in the dark. When I opened the packaging, I was initially surprised at how cheap the plastic parts of the flashlight were. The construction was bad at best. Very thin and almost like a toy. However, I put some batteries in this baby to make it glow. I quickly found out to my frustration that the switch that was supposed to regulate the intensity of the light - 3 different light…

This is a good light for a safe or similar situation. It comes with Velcro to attach to the inside of the safe. This works best with long-pile carpets. I've found that the included Velcro doesn't hold as I hoped because the roof membrane or my safe has a shorter thread. The output light is a white LED and does the job well. I have another similar flashlight with a yellowish tint that seems to provide better illumination. This one isn't bad, it just seems a little more focused than other similar