Yeelight Motion Sensor Closet Light A40 YLCG004, 2.4 W, Armature Color: Black, Shade Color: Black Review

Too bad there is no wifi Pros: Looks like an Athos assembly on a level, small light bulbs, everything is fitted With its cons: Sometimes it works under lighting, probably due to the fact that it was placed under the locker

Since there wasn't enough light in the crowded closet, I did a lot of research on possible solutions, read numerous reviews (most of which were contentious), and ultimately settled on one specific model from a well-known brand. I found this renowned firm that didn't have any quality issues and offered a warranty. The clips are simple to use, the pads are magnetized and adhere to double-sided tape, charging requires only a few shots, and the battery hasn't run out in months. Although it appears…

A useful and nice flashlight for the storage room. If I were to use it as night lighting on the steps, I would not do that. The motion sensor does not begin functioning properly right away and is not reliable.

I purchased a fantastic motion-activated lamp and put it in a box on the balcony, where it provides amazing lighting. For the hallway, I procured a second.

I mounted it over the sink; during the day, you have to bring your hand to the sensor to activate it; at night, it lights up automatically whenever somebody walks into the kitchen.

A very decent lamp with a good battery, magnetic, capacitive battery, backlight 20 seconds, brightness control, type C charging socket, only 9 mm thick, three modes: auto, permanent on, off. In auto mode, the blue LED is on, while charging, it is red. I think it’s more suitable for cabinets, since when installed in frequently used places, the charge does not last long, but in the cabinet for about two months, or maybe more. By design, in principle, it can be used on any metal surface.

Everything is fine. Delivered the next day. Charged, there is a red-green indicator, everything works. Brightness is adjustable. The instructions have a section in 2022.