Review on 3 Pack Touch Led Night Light Battery Powered, 5000K Cool White CT/36 LM - Click Cordless Lights For Closet, Cabinet, Bedroom, Kitchen & Stairs by Mensur Long

Edit: my review below still stands as it relates to the product, however their customer service has been fantastic and extremely responsive. They offered a full refund due to my disappointment with the product. I changed my rating to 4 stars because while the product didn't meet expectations, the company/people behind the product were willing to listen and resolve my issues with the refund.I've had these lights (warm white) for about 2 weeks and I am already on my second batch of AAA batteries. I noticed one of them beginning to dim moreso than the other two, so i tried new batteries and it lit back up to full brightness, however, the remaining two did the same thing about a day later. Put new batteries in and as good as new.Which is the problem. I estimated i only got about approx. 20 hours out of these lights before having to replace the batteries. I've seen multiple reviews stating the same thing, so while this product actually has a great form-factor (size, weight, tap-touch, dimmable, etc), they should really only be designated as "emergency lights" because they only last about as long as a flashlight would last.Don't expect these to serve as any kind of uplighting or use them as decorative lighting. You will be exchanging batteries weekly. I don't regret my purchase, but I was using them as uplighting behind my monitors in my home office (for decoration and to help offset some of the screen brightness at night; see my attached picture) and I used them for roughly 1-2 hours at a time, and again, they died within 2 weeks. You can see that they look great and add a very cool element to the workspace, but they simply do not last long enough and are now a hassle to contend with on a bi-weekly basis.I will have to relocate them to another part of the house and use them in a different capacity (emergency lights for when/if power goes out in the hallway or something). They looked great behind my desk, but they just deplete their batteries so so so fast. I am now having to look for an alternative and now have 3 "emergency puck lights" that i wasn't really needing or in the market for. But <$15 did not break the bank, so its not a complete loss, but i certainly don't feel like i got what i wanted from this product.I gave a 2 star review, because they do not serve the purpose that i bought them for. While they are functional, and the dimmer works great, they should be marketed as a "emergency puck-light" because their battery life is equivalent to a typical flashlight (which we only use in very specific circumstances). These lights are the same, so they work, but for a very specific purpose.DO NOT BUY if you plan on using these on a daily basis for more than a few minutes at a time. You will be investing in batteries (and the constant replacing of such) and within a few weeks/month you'll have paid more for new batteries than the actual product.