Enhance Safety & Convenience: LDOPTO Newest 48-LED USB Rechargeable Motion Sensor Closet Lights with Remote Control - 3 Pack Battery Operated Lights for Under Cabinets, Stairs, Wardrobe, Kitchen Review

Great for my needs. Powerful adjustable lighting with remote control and USB charging. No more batteries. For my zoom lighting.

We used this to light up under a shelf in our antique bureau that displays my husband's gems, stones and fossils. He's a geologist. The last lanterns burned out the batteries. I like that they are rechargeable, have a remote control and the color temperature can be changed. Great so far. Many Thanks.

I ordered this to sit over my kitchen sink which has poor lighting for washing dishes. The self-adhesive metal strips were easy to apply, however the edges are very sharp and when I pressed one I accidentally severely cut my index finger. No stitches were needed, but the wound took forever to heal. Once installed, however, the lighting is controlled solely by the remote control, which has no mounting option, so you'll have to keep it nearby. All bulbs charge via a USB-C cable, but only 1 was…

These three lights are fairly cheaply made but the functionality is great. The ability to switch between cool white and warmer color modes is a really nice feature, and the included remote works surprisingly well, although the controls are entirely intuitive. in place unless it's been pushed and pushed. (For example, I wouldn't rely on this in a moving RV). A really neat feature is the ability to turn off the "auto-off" timer that seems so common with this type of lighting. I use them for the…

I use them to light up my "locked cupboard". The panels (when used on a non-magnetic surface) are bright enough to light up my entire office, although placement is subjective and adjustable. I feel like I've used them many times in a renovation, but I can't explain the actual battery life. check, although I only charged them once upon receipt. They contained batteries. I waited a bit to see if I would see any sag due to room vibration or other early failures, but they work well. a motion sensor

First of all, note that these lights don't have a motion sensor - you have to use a remote to control them, or you can turn them on manually - turn on and off and control some lighting settings with the buttons on the ends of the light blocks, or you can use the timer function on the remote control from five minutes to an hour (you can increase this time to two hours as there is an automatic shut off ). after two hours even if the timer is not set). With the remote control you can select a…