Review on Battery Powered Operated Wireless Entrance by Tim Evans

I used it for a small dark storage space. For example: The touch light is amazingly sensitive and reacts immediately to your movement in a dark room. The light is bright, localized, and useful. Dislikes: If you stay still, look at something but don't move in a dark area, the light will go out quickly. You must then wave your arms or perform some other motion to turn the light back on. This is an odd constructive annoyance. Disc-like: There is a magnetic disc on the back. It's not very helpful. Do you connect the light to a car, an iron sink, a steel appliance? No? Well, if you want to stick the lantern on wood, plasterboard, plastic or non-magnetic metal like aluminum, you need to buy double-sided tape and cut it. Three pre-cut pieces of this tape should be part of the purchase and will likely only add a penny or so to the cost. This is a strange design flaw of the product.