🔦 VIBELITE 9 LED Motion Sensor Closet Lights, 2 Pack - Stick-on Portable 9-LED Wireless Cabinet Night Light Bar with 360° Rotated Sensor (Battery Operated, Warm White) Review

Well if I saw 60 lumens in the product description I wouldn't have bought it. I skipped this part. In spite of. 60 lumens should never be called super bright. It might be better than being in the bathroom in complete darkness when the power goes out, but they're not very bright. Also, the included magnet isn't a reliable way to attach them. I attached them to the metal brackets on the bathroom shelf and found that one of the lights had fallen to the floor, the battery cover had come loose and…

Motion sensors are fine. Brightness is ok. Motion detection works very well within a meter or 2 meters. AA batteries last a long time. While it tends to darken over time as AA batteries become depleted over time, it can last or elapse for up to 2 months or more with daily use. It's really amazing that it can last so long. The mounting and mounting bracket are a little behind, so it all depends on how you installed them. I just put it somewhere without installing it, I like the idea that I can…

This is my second purchase. Bought them 4 years ago and they still work. It has been found that there are more areas where these types of lights could be used. We really like them in the base cabinets in the kitchen and in the bathroom. When the doors are opened, the light comes on. It's amazing how useful it is to have highlights in these areas when reaching in on your hands and knees. Many prefer this style with batteries over rechargeable ones. The fact that the light/motion sensor can be…

They seemed promising right away until I realized they require 3 AA batteries for each bulb. Despite the excessive use of batteries, I installed them in the outerwear closet. I hope the motion sensor lets in some light when you put your shoes on in the morning. But I was wrong. The next day the light was off and wouldn't turn on as it completely drained 3 AA batteries in one day. I have no idea, they just suck energy non-stop or the motion sensor just won't turn off in a dark closet (I checked…

Bought for my son's room. I wanted to put one under his loft bed as that's where he plays and one at the end of his bed facing the closet and can be adjusted to face his drawers which are at the end of his bed. There was enough light to light it up, but it didn't stick well to the paint on the bed. I'll try using other decals and if that doesn't work I'll have to use a more permanent installation form. One of the indicators in one of the packages (2 came in a box) didn't work so I contacted the

I have many other moveable lamps in closets and closets and they all have a light sensor that cannot be turned off. While they work well in many of my applications and the light sensor is fine in some areas, they are terrible in my pantry as the light sensor picks up ambient light from the kitchen often enough that they won't turn on, but the light is on also needed in the pantry during the day. This is the first trace I've found that does NOT have a light sensor, so they come on day or night…