🔦 EZVALO LED Closet Light: Rechargeable 48-LED Motion Sensor Light for Cabinets, Wardrobes, and Closets Review

Like all solar and battery powered LED lights I've tried, this one just wasn't bright enough to get the job done. I wanted to light up the closet in the hallway. It just made it harder to see what was in the closet. Maybe trying a few of these at once would be enough, but I'm not sure if the motion detection would work properly. You look good. Well done. smart idea. I just didn't have enough lumens. Returned a few days later.

Cons: - Battery drained once every few days if only used at night - When switched on it only burns for 15 seconds and if z from your fridge in the middle of the night what means you stand still, she keeps going. So you have to keep dancing and jumping to keep him going. As far as I've seen, you can't set a timer. Ironically it turns back on when exiting - The button was a little wobbly.

I have used this light in a hall closet where there is very little natural light and no overhead lighting. I chose this flashlight because it has a removable battery that can be charged when needed (rather than removing the entire unit to charge like some others). I wish there was a brighter setting, although the medium glow does the job. Also, the sensor isn't very sensitive - if you wave your hand in front of it, it won't turn on. I found a workaround for this. Since my light is mounted on a…

The first line of the product description says this light is 'Super Bright'. This light is not super bright. I would compare it to a 25 watt oven lamp. You can see but don't expect to light up the room. I would also say that there is not enough light during the day to light up the counters. However, for our needs, this light works perfectly. We have it in the kitchen behind the counter where my husband cooks dinner at 5am. The light is bright enough to illuminate a workspace without…

, I bought two of these to use in a closet with no lighting and they broke. The only movement they detect is when we move our hand half an inch away from the sensor, and it takes a couple of tries for the light to turn on. Since one of them is ceiling mounted, I need a stool to get close enough for it to detect movement. If light comes into the closet from the hallway, these lamps no longer turn on, so sneaking up in the dark is always fun when it comes to the stool. When the light descends to…