🔦 Rite Lite LPL600B Battery-Powered Picture Light Review

Took me 5 minutes to put the batteries in and read the instructions. It slightly stuck to the top of my picture. There was also a screw-on mounting clip, but I didn't need it. Click the end cap once and the light will brighten, click twice and the light will dim. For the low price I paid it more than meets my expectations.

Exactly as shown and described, with 3 LEDs. Bought 2 for the price of 2 antique gold frames. Didn't exactly fit one of the frames so I fitted round felt pads on the back of the chair between the frame and the clamp and it all worked out fine. The black ones I bought for other photos look more expensive and are more like gold plastic, but they light up the photos great. They also provide subtle basic lighting for dark walls and rooms. Very happy with the purchase.

As another reviewer wrote, I use this to add some extra light to my dartboard without plugging the light into an outlet. It works quite well as extra lighting for the board, or when I'm throwing darts at night and don't want the other lights to come on, it also works on its own. It's not very bright and gives off a yellowish light, but it works well enough for what I need it for. It attached easily to my dartboard and was inexpensive enough that I wouldn't get too upset if a dart wrecked it.

Cheap, plastic doesn't matter, but the cut-off switch is delicate and acts as a battery cover, so it can fall off when you turn it. I bought them for a photo exhibition and they were useless on a rainy day in a well-lit room. They won't do more than add a bit of atmosphere. The luminous flux will beautifully illuminate the picture book for reading in bed. It would also be nice to highlight the notes. In addition, you can adjust the backlight. Thank you Revain for the easy return policy.

At first I was happy that I put this new lamp at the head of my bed. It didn't take long to realize how uncomfortable light can be with its own properties. No matter who reliably attracts the light, it will inevitably sway in one direction or another, making the headboard look messy. The brightness of the light is great to avoid hanging pictures and reading for a few days then the light is dim. If rechargeable batteries are not used, battery handling costs a small fortune.

I bought these for the oil paintings in the picture. They have a low and normal lighting mode. Frame is in high mode. Two paintings together = left painting in low light, right painting = normal lighting. I think it's good to see the true picture when buying such products, so I made an effort. They are inexpensive, use AAA batteries (3 of each) and are easy to assemble, switch on and off. I used felt padding behind each clip to give the grip on the frame a little more "firmness". Overall I like

The light itself is normal but read other reviews. The tone and color of the light can be VERY off-putting. As with many previous reviews it emits a sickly greenish yellow light rather than the bright white or cool bluish hue you would expect from regular bright white LEDs but for my purposes of illuminating a dartboard in a not so well lit light range, it does its job, works and works well. The light itself is decently modest. It is powered by AAA batteries. So if you need more light, look for

These little lights are great for small pictures. I think they are great for the money. My batteries seem to hold up really well in it too. (I use Revain Triple-As. I bought a box of 100 and it came out for about 20 cents each.) Takes three. There's a choice of two light levels, selected by a knob at one end of the world, a bright setting and a setting that's about halfway up. Both look great on the small oils I applied them to. The lights are available with either a clamp mount or a flat mount