6-Pack Super Bright Switch-Battery Operated LED Night Lights with COB LED Technology – Cordless Light Switch for Under Cabinet, Shed, Kitchen, Garage, Basement, and More – Wall Mountable, Touch Activated Review

Fixed them on the wall during power outages. They are insanely bright for their size and come with 2 sticky velcro straps to attach them to the wall, they also have nail slots for hanging and ALSO have magnets built into the back. 3 different ways to attach them to anything, which is pretty cool. All 6 worked for me. No problem.

Price and light intensity make these switches the BEST! My kitchen cabinets have long dark areas with usable, invisible space. I installed them in every dark closet and, PRESTO! Now I can see what's stored and don't have to use a lousy flashlight. My grandson had one that he bought at a Lark grocery store. Seeing the light it gave off, I bought many of these to turn my dark spaces into well-lit and usable spaces.

Product has adequate lighting but requires a rotary switch to achieve full brightness. To turn it off, you have to turn the knob all the way. The blocks have slots on the back for use with mounting screws, but mounting horizontally over a surface that needs to be illuminated is very difficult. Also, the screw heads must be small enough to fit into the back of the device's slots. Using the mounting strap (included) is a joke. If it contains batteries, the weight will eventually overcome the…

These little flashlights are very bright and very easy to use. I take them to hotels when I stay and put one in the bathroom and a few in the room. There was a hurricane and we lost power so I could have light until power came back. easy to install batteries. Right now the lights above the stove and below my microwave are burned out and hard to reach so I just placed one of those lights down there. The magnets hold very well. Bright enough for cooking. I also take them when I'm spending time at

I bought a flashlight before buying this set of 6. I liked the single (from a different manufacturer) so when I saw this set of 6 I figured they would all work the same way. From 6 - 1 never worked, another stopped working even with new batteries and the 3rd is now questionable. So I just had to keep buying my money from the seller I knew. I don't tie lights to anything that works. They are used as guest room lanterns when no one wants to turn on the overhead light and wake up children or…

I really liked the idea of these light switches. We live in Florida and will experience power outages during hurricane season. I liked the self-adhesive design for placement where my kids could reach them if needed. However, the tape that came with it didn't work properly. The switch fell off after a day. I'll save and use a magnet wherever I can place them because I like the idea, but be aware duct tape doesn't work. They're also very bright, so you can see spots, for example, if you look at…

Standard switch supplied twice instead of a dimmable switch! The box sent says they should be dimmable but the bulbs are a standard on/off style with no dimming option. Otherwise these lamps are very bright. I don't know what the other reviews are talking about. Unless they send different quality/style switches as they can't even set up dimmable and default properly. The small magnets on the back are weak, so don't expect to place them on a metal surface and leave them there. Gravity was enough

I've been using it in a pool shed for a year and a half, I rarely turn it on, only at night and only for short periods (only three or four minutes). In the beginning they worked fine! All six I installed stopped working properly, and four stopped working at all. (It's not because I forgot to change the batteries!). So it happened that the switches (on / off mechanism) slowly wear out. The first sign of failure is that you have to flick the switch back and forth a few times for the light to even

I use them in my RV. One attaches magnetically to the underside of the hood - this light is MUCH, much brighter than the built-in light. I make sure to turn it off after I'm done cooking and while the battery lasts a couple of weeks. One problem is that if I forget to turn it off for an hour or so, it loses brightness fairly quickly. I thought I had killed the batteries, but after turning it off for a few hours it seemed to recover and come back bright the next time I used it. Not sure what's…