🖼️ Rite Lite LPL601XLDBZRC Battery Operated LED Picture Light, Dorado Bronze - Perfect Illumination for Your Artwork! Review

I'm pretty honest and reasonable about my expectations of what I'm ordering. I'm also honest with reviews. However, it comes back after 4 days. As handy as it is to not have cords, it just isn't worth going down the battery-powered route with lighting fixtures. This thing ended in just 3 days. I have tried several packs of good batteries and even rechargeable batteries. During the day the light is dimmed. Just use a wired plug and eventually you will regret it. The good reviews are probably…

I have 3 of these. I wish I could return them but it's been almost a year since I've ordered them. This product drains new batteries too quickly. I'm used to replacing batteries in eg candles, fairy lights, lighting of decorative items, so I think I have a pretty good idea and expectation of how long the batteries in things should last. I used almost the darkest setting and for about 3 hours at night about 3 days a week I had to change the batteries about every 2 weeks, I just gave up and now…

They are easy to install and meet my basic requirement of not wanting to hang power cords on the wall and not running electrical wires behind the wall to plug in some lightbulbs. The remote control is terribly broken. It's missing a feature that anyone would appreciate: a timer. If I forget to turn them off instead, the batteries will be completely dead overnight. I'll still replace them in the morning if I forget to turn them off. When I think about the other battery powered LEDs I have I…

The good news first: The remote control is the standout feature of this product. NOT adjustable, so you cannot change the distance between the base and the light hitting the painting/photo. 2) The neck itself was slightly bent. A friend took the risk of bending it straight for fear of separating it from the plastic base. By the way, the whole product is made of plastic. 3) The left and right lamps are separated from each other, and the right one is hanging under the left one. There is no way to

I like this lamp. Yes it needs batteries to operate and yes batteries are dead but I got through a couple of weeks with a fresh set of Revain batteries put in and running it every day, usually at moderate light levels. A few nights I forgot to turn it off and it burned all night. For now, it's still running a few weeks later on the same batteries, but its light is pretty dim. I need to put new batteries in. All in all, this light works great. And it looks good too, at least to me. I have a home

I made some wrong assumptions about this; Since it was my guess, it's my fault. The biggest was that I wanted it to be attached to the frame it's illuminating, so I assumed it was. Not correct. It is attached to the wall. Two very small screws are included for this purpose, but I have drywall and they would fall out almost immediately. If you have drywall or similar, you'll need some anchors to attach the supplied screws or your own screws. I have a box of leftover screws, washers, anchors etc…