💡 Wireless LED Spotlight with Remote Control for Artwork Display, Battery Operated Accent Light, Picture and Painting Lighting, Rotatable Head Closet and Display Lights Review

I'd probably return them if it weren't for the laziness. The remote controls (two of them) are intermittent and frustrating. Additionally, there are additional buttons to control the brightness of the bulb, which also don't really work. If you want to turn them on, you need to be very close to the device for it to work. However, we installed them and do what we needed to light up.

That's great, but beware - you're paying a price for easy installation and no wiring. Batteries don't last very long. If you turn your devices on for about 2 hours at night (take advantage of the time they turn off automatically), you'll need to change batteries less often - maybe every 3-4 weeks. Leave them on for 8 hours and you will see them weaken.

This item is disappointing. Mounting tape and fastening material are not suitable. Using double-sided tape, the item fell off a clean, dry wall in less than 10 minutes. The included screws are too small to drive into drywall and will never support the weight. Careful alteration is required to even hang the item. The light is also weak and cannot be focused. Response to remote controls varies. Both indicators go out randomly.

I mounted my devices on ceiling joists to illuminate my artwork on the walls. Of course I had to use a ladder to install it, but I didn't mind. What really worries me is that the batteries don't last very long and I had to lug my ladder in and out of the house many times to change the batteries. I would suggest either setting the following for easier access or looking for plug-in devices that run on household electricity. At 80, I no longer need the adventure of climbing stairs.

If you want a narrow beam headlight, do not buy this item. Headlights should have a narrow beam. Spotlights illuminate a large area. This flashlight has a beam about 2 feet wide at a height of about 2 feet above the intended target. So in my opinion, that's not a limelight. Also, it's not very bright in an open space. In my room in daylight, it's hard to see how it's shining on an object. When it's dark, the light in the room is on, it works. This is a sunny room. But it's pretty easy to use…

At first they were "easy to assemble" as described. I put 3 on the drywall and 3 on the wood ceiling. In the days that followed, one after the other, they began falling to the ground from both sides. The sticky part of the adhesive pad actually separates from the pad itself leaving a sticky film on the surface as shown. Screws are an alternative but these are very short and I had to scrape off the old pickguard before I could use them on the wood. For drywall, they are useless and had to buy…