🔦 Wireless White LED Closet Lights: Motion Sensor, USB Rechargeable Battery Powered Under Cabinet Lighting Fixtures for Bedroom, Stairs, Wardrobe, Kitchen, Hallway, Garage Review

The light is very bright. I wanted to use them in the hallway and bathroom in case the power goes out. The battery doesn't last long for that. Don't waste money. I think they are too expensive.

I have attached a short video so you can see how these lamps work. give a lot of light. I haven't attached the brackets anywhere yet because I don't know exactly where I'm going to mount them as they will work fine in different places. It would be nice if they included extra brackets!

This light fits well in our pantry. The light comes on as soon as we enter and stays on the whole time we are there to provide enough light. It's not super bright, but just right for our needs. The light has been sitting in the pantry for over a month now and so far the battery life has been impressive! We use this pantry at least once a day and only charged the battery once!

These are great lights for your wardrobe. Discreet and motion-activated, they provide a good light for distinguishing dark blue from black and turn off shortly thereafter. Built-in magnets make it easy to place lights by either attaching them directly to a suitable metal surface or using the included metal brackets with double-sided tape. The fact that you can easily remove and move these lights and that there are two of them allows you to swap them out when one is loaded. It is very…

These are wonderful compact LED lights for panel mounting. Everything about these lights speaks of quality and attention to detail. A micro-USB and a USB-A to USB-C cable are included for charging. The magnet is inside the lantern so the light will stick to anything the magnet sticks to. Of course, the kit also includes metal brackets that already have a piece of double foam tape attached to them, and the brackets are nicely shaped to easily wrap around the sides of the lantern to hold it…

When I first opened the package and saw how tiny these lights were, did I seriously think? How much light will this tiny thing emit? But I decided to give it a try, charged it with the USB cable that came with it, and "installed" it in my dark closet. The installation consists of removing the protective film from the double-sided sticker on the bracket and sticking it in the right place. The mount is magnetic and holds the light in place surprisingly well. Removing the charging light is as easy

I've had over a dozen of these battery powered sensor lights in the last year and this sensor is just what I need. He has a daily routine that is so important. There are many flashlights that only have a night mode. During the day the light is not on. Why is it important? Most often you'll use them in a closet or closet to illuminate areas not covered by your main lighting. If you're using one of the older sensor styles, the light won't come on as it thinks it's day. Those stubborn light…

I used moveable lights like in a closet as they used D size batteries and an old flashlight bulb. I keep finding uses for them, and as they get more creative in the way they're made, I'm happy to swap out old ones for smarter ones. I've often been impressed by feature improvements that take a huge leap forward, such as one of the latest innovations being rechargeable. What a brilliant idea, pardon the pun. One of the biggest downsides to these things is the need to replace the batteries, which…