🔌 GE Flat Panel LED Night Light Plug-in, Energy Efficient, Soft Teal Glow, White Base, Always On, Home Décor, Perfect for Elderly, Ideal for Bedroom, Bathroom, Nursery, Kitchen, 40867 Review

I wanted to add extra night lights and found that the model I have is no longer made. This model is its replacement. It's a lot bigger than my old one and so incredibly bright it can't be used as a night light anymore. You can also just buy a lamp. Disappointed and not recommended.

If you want to enjoy the shine buy this. If you love to travel, try adding more fiber to your diet. They are ideal for illuminating the path to the guest bathroom. If you don't have guests, you can hide them to torment the kids. If your child gets frustrated and starts using non-traditional toilet seats, I would advise you to reinstall them.

Ideal for travelling. I use them in hotel rooms to find the toilet at night without leaving bright lights on. They don't seem very bright when you plug them in and look at them, but believe me, in the evening when you wake up, they're perfect. And not so bright that they won't let you sleep. My only problem is that I forget them when I leave, so I had to buy them more than once!

Incredibly bright in my opinion. It depends on how bright a night light you need. I prefer a soft glow that helps illuminate parts of the room at night rather than something bright that makes the room visible. For my bedroom size, I had to cover them with white shipping labels to fill in the glow a bit and let them work for me. The price and size made them the easiest option and I really like the blue color. Brightness may be ideal for some people. It was too bright for me.

About twenty years ago I bought some outlet covers that had an EL panel built in. When I moved to this apartment I looked for them, but in principle they were not available. So I bought them instead. They do their job just as well, putting out about the same amount of light, but occupying one outlet. When the lights are first turned off they don't seem overly bright, but once your eyes adjust to the night they give off enough light to move around safely, which is all you could ask for. PS: They

I needed to replace a night light they no longer make. He had a green light, which is what drew me to that light. I'm a bit older, so I came up with incandescent bulbs. Then came the revolutionary square green light that went from bright to not too bright. He worked on a penny stream a year. Fast forward and we have motion detectors and lots of colored lights which I have no problem with. What I like is that you can adjust the intensity of the light. I just want something that gets me to the…