I recommend to buy. Runs on 3 little finger batteries. They will last for a long time, since it turns on only in a dark place (by a light and motion sensor). The theme for the toilet is cool. Take it, it's worth it! Surprise everyone ))) there are a lot of colors in it, you can turn on one color, or you can switch the entire palette 🌈

If you want to pee at night, don't turn on the lights and spoil your eyes. Just walk in and your pot glows with a pleasant alluring light. You choose the color yourself when setting up the device. He changes it in a circle, as he likes, just press and release, it will lock. As then he starts to change again and will not be fixed, then the batteries are dead. Got pros: The thing, the bomb. All the guests were surprised how well the toilet bowl was illuminated. With its cons. Batteries ran out…

Such pampering for fun, for 280 you can afford. Maybe I’ll just hang it in the bathroom so that the light doesn’t turn on at night, although it won’t have to be washed every time

Pros: Lights up immediately when the door is opened, quickly, light enough Different cons: It didn’t fit the width of the toilet, that is, this backlight is on a narrow rim, but I don’t know if there are such narrow ones.

Near the toilet, it does not react to movements, they hung it on the shower cabin - it even reacts to those passing in the corridor)))

There is not enough element for the battery and does not work naturally without it. Money down the drain. Plus a week of waiting. In general, bad

Runs on 3 AAA batteries Colors switch automatically It is not clear how it works, if it is dark it lights up, if it is light it goes out. If it’s dark for a long time, it goes out, lights up immediately from movement, like so . I add after a while, I didn’t gobble up the batteries, it helps cool at night, you scurry into the toilet sleepy, you don’t want to turn on the light to burn your eyes, and this calm thing helps you get where you need)))))

Cool thing, it costs a penny, you have to take it)) Some pros: Interesting lighting, lit in different colors, beautiful) Has some cons You can not choose a specific color of the glow, it burns for a long time after you exit.

How did I ever live without a toilet light? If you go to the toilet at night, you do not need to turn on the light - the motion and light sensors work great. I indulged in a city apartment, after which I hung it in a country toilet for the summer (it is not electrified, but light is needed in the evening / at night. Its pros: Price - a little more than 300 (with discounts), well-functioning motion and light sensors. With its cons. It could have been made brighter - the whole toilet is not…

Got pros: The light is switched on by sensors for movement and lack of lighting. With its cons. Bought the backlight in the amount of two pieces. Both stopped working after 3 weeks. Money down the drain, I recommend not to consider this product at all!

With its pros. In general, everything is as stated by the seller. It shines brightly, the colors change smoothly. An interesting solution if you do not want or cannot make a night light in the toilet. Some cons: Based on the description of the product, I could not figure out what type of batteries are needed when buying. AA or AAA. I had to wait until I receive the goods in order to read on the box and buy suitable batteries. Motion sensor not always responding

It works well - it shines in the dark, in the absence of movement it turns off after a while, when the light is on it does not turn on. Everything is as it should be. But here the design is somewhat poor. The length of the wire seems to be made for modern toilet bowls with a narrow rim. And quite soft - it does not hold its shape when bent and the body eventually slides down, and the LED protrudes. I had to add a hook at the LED for clinging to the rim. But in general, the thing is useful - you

Cool thing for the money that can be spent on tuning the toilet without reflection. Now, upon entering, it illuminates the bathroom with a mysterious light, beating as if from the depths of Dagon or even Ryleh itself, a city at the bottom of the ancient seas, the abode of the mighty Cthulhu You feel like Indiana Jones, who found the push of the covenant. beauty in short