🔦 Wireless Battery Operated Touch Tap Light, Ideal for Closets, Under Cabinet, Kitchen, Garage, Attic, Shed, RV, DIY Projects - Pack of 4 Review

Great product for a quick look but not for long. it illuminates the whole kitchen with a nut. I left it on for 45 minutes before realizing it went out. I turned it off, replaced it with new batteries and same thing, after 30 minutes it died. About an hour later I checked again and the light was on, but barely. so that the batteries do not run out completely. Runs on 3 AAA batteries, comes with screws and magnets. And the stickers don't last long. The 2 bulbs keep falling and they are all on the

Sorry but this item is rubbish. I really like the concept of a self-contained light switch, but it's a bad hoax. Buy something better. Two of these were assembled incorrectly and were completely unusable with missing parts. problems with workers. You have to flip the switch to turn on the light. They switch very freely and don't always make contact to turn on the light. Brightness is acceptable (especially for an 8x8 barn) but it's a pain that it requires a magic touch to work. And doesn't…

It was nice. until one of them caught fire a few seconds after turning it on. Imagine my surprise this morning when I turned on the new light I had installed under the kitchen cabinet, turned my back for a few seconds, looked around and... um what kind of fog is that? Oh how nice, I have magical smoke from my brand new headlight and the unmistakable smell of burning electronics. Luckily I caught it in time, turned it off and the smoldering subsided. I don't remember this smoke being a feature…

OMG! These little lights pack a powerful punch in a very dark area/room. I didn't expect the light to be so bright. I bought them because some light switches in my apartment no longer work and we were using some lightbulbs with extension cords that could be dangerous. At the moment we cannot force anyone to fix them until the stay-at-home order is lifted. Now that I have these fixtures in place, I may not even have to call management to fix the fixtures. It saves me money on my electricity…

My wardrobe in the entrance area has no lighting. I want a lighting system that is as close as possible to a built in 120V lighting system controlled by a wall switch. After some research, I settled on VIBELITE, which has the advantage of being very bright, but has the following disadvantages: it uses AAA batteries that don't last long, and it's inconvenient to turn the light on and off with the switch on the whiteboard. devices, especially when I place two lamps in the right spots to get the…