LEASTYLELED Wireless Spotlights with Remote Magnetic Rechargeable Spot Lights Indoor with 3000K/4000K/6000K Timer Dimmable Battery Operated Spotlight for Plant Painting Artwork,2 Pack

I am in love with this light. I wanted to get this light for so long. Couldn’t get the nice quality . I have been using this now 5 days now. Brightness and battery long last . It came with the remote . You can operate and choose different color . It is worth it to buy it.

It's small but does give go light...it depends on what you're looking to use this for!

Amazing Product. I recently got these LED Wireless Spotlights with a remote, and they’re fantastic! These rechargeable lights come with a built-in 1100mAh battery, so no more spending on batteries. They’re wireless and can be placed anywhere, although ceiling mounting works best for picture or mural lighting. The 3 color temperatures (3000K warm light, 4000K natural light, and 6000K cool light) and 10 levels of brightness adjustment make them perfect for lighting up plants, artwork, and even as reading lights. The remote control makes it easy to adjust settings. The timer function is handy for saving energy, and the memory function means they remember your settings even after being turned off. Installation is a breeze with options for adhesive or screws. These lights are a perfect blend of convenience and functionality!

These lights were pretty easy to install.

This wireless spotlight is super lightweight, easy to operate, and easy to charge. However, (for me at least) the remote signals for this light just happens to intersect with another remote devices "off" function so when I turn the other one off using an IR blaster, it turns these on...The other nitpick I have with these lights is that they give off a weird aura on the light on some of the more yellow temperatures which looks like a ring of distorted light under the spotlight.

I had high hopes for these lights reading that they’re USB chargeable and remote activated. No more having to hide a power chord to try to get backlighting for various plants or objects. The conveniently sized units charge quickly and hold power for a reasonable amount of time (Both fully charged, I ran one full-time on high which lasted about 10 hours, the other on low which ran out of power short of 2 days). But the lights, on any level, were not that bright, especially when placed a reasonable distance from the subject. The other issue for me was the projection. As captured in most of the review photos, the light shining against a wall has rings on the outer limits, like an aura. It distracts from the illuminated focal point. (Also, I would suggest not placing them in a corner where the ‘bosom’ effect occurs). The fact that all light modes and brightness levels can be controlled from the base and not solely dependent on a remote (which could get misplaced) is nice. But you have to cycle thru them to turn the unit off. In all, they’re ok lights. I’ll certainly keep them charged and ready as portable emergency back-ups, if for nothing else.

These lights are pretty convenient when you want to light up anything inside or out. I use them for parties, to illuminate a dark path while accenting trees. The remote works a nice distance, I was at least 12 feet away when changing them to take photos. There's a lot of control on the remotes for just the right mood, with 3 "temperatures" and lots of levels. The battery lasted well over 4 hours, I shut them off and used them again later for another 2 and they still haven't died. The one thing i would prefer is more ways to mount them. But that's a request, not a downside. You get a big bang for the buck. I will probably buy more of these and some in color. The cactus would look better in green I think. Anyhow, this is way more convenient than wiring lights outside or inside, since the battery lasts so long.

I do like these lights... Like most in this genre, they allow adjustments for brightness and light 'temperature' using the remote. They can be placed on the floor to shine up on the wall for a cool effect. Read next to find out why this is the only practical use for them.See, unlike many lights in this class, (mostly, the puck lights that are rechargeable), it uses permanent mounting tape to adhere it to a vertical surface. They would be more 'practically' useful if they used magnetic methods to place them. This means that when they need charging, an extension cord with a USB charger attached to it will be required! If they were magnetic, they could be simply pulled off and taken to a more practically-located 'charging area' within a utility space, (like the workshop in a garage, or an office type space). I will be setting these on the floor on each side of couches, or on decorative tables so that when they need charging, I will take them to my office space.