LEDLampsWorld Black Motion Sensor Night Light, Wireless Rechargeable Puck Lights Cabinet Lights, Dimmable Stick on LED Closet Lights, Warm White Motion Sensor Light Indoor(4 Pack)

will buy it again

As we, and our dogs, have gotten older, we've come to rely more and more on nightlights. Turns out we have acquired quite a few of these motion sensor 'under cabinet' lights. We place them along frequently used paths throughout the house.Most of these sensor lights come with the following:* Three settings: On, Off, and Auto (sensor mode)* Adhesive-backed metal mounting brackets to magnetically hold the light in place* Charging cables to recharge the light when they run out of juice* Buttons to select lighting color* Buttons to select lighting brightnessThese four little lights come with these features, but instead of using magnetic mounts they use adhesive backed velcro strips. Consequently, whenever you need to recharge the light, you need to separate the velcro strips. This will ultimately lead to the deterioration of the velcro, which is probably why they provide you with six sets of velcro instead of just four.While most of these under cabinet lights produce the light from a long skinny light source, these lights use a clear semi-globe to transmit the LED light in a the shape of a circle.Some reviewers complain that these lights produce simply a spotlight of light, and that the spotlight is too small to adequately light up areas. Well, it actually depends upon where the light is mounted. One of ours mounted a foot above the floor produces a spotlight of lit area that is about 2.5 feet in diameter. Ones that are mounted six feet high can produce huge lit up areas. These lights may not be as effective as others when placed in tight or small spaces, like on shelves. To get the best lighting in a closet, mount it on the door; as the door opens wider, the spotlight becomes bigger.Also, the amount of ambient light given off outside of the spotlight is relative to how bright the spotlight is. This is controlled by the brightness setting; a very bright setting can do a pretty good job of lighting up a room. By holding down on the on/off button, you can increase the level of brightness. But beware, the brighter the selected setting, the quicker the rechargeable battery gets drained.My experience is that while there are some similar lights where the power charge seems to last forever (weeks/months), these get depleted pretty quickly, and I found myself recharging them after only a couple of days. This may be because they might have arrived only partially charged. As soon as I opened the box, the lights began turning on, so they had been pre-charged at some point. But we don't know how much they were charged or when.Still, for the price, these four little lights seem like a good deal for some lighting needs, but may not work for others.

These are great! I'm using them in my kitchen cabinets.There are two settings, one is simply on, and the other turns on when motion is sensed. (What I bought them for.)So, these reliably turn on when I open the cabinet door so I can see what the heck is in the way back, and turning off when I close the door.I have another product that does the same thing ... for 3 times the money.So, I love the affordability of these!

These are so good to have around the house. I even have one on the roof of my cats litter box. He seems to like it. I’ve placed others inside of my cabinets and along the length of the stairs & our pantry. They’re easy to put up & easy to take down when they need recharged.

These are cool, compact, and easy to use/understand.However, the shape of the illumination is like a spotlight, not a flood light. It casts a circular light, outside of which there is no light at all. This makes it somewhat ineffective to light up the inside of a cabinet as I had intended them for, because when mounted near the door on the underside of the higher shelf pointing down, it will illuminate only the front of shelf below, and also the floor outside the cabinet.If you're able to angle them correctly, they'll do well. They do not turn on when it is already light, which is appreciated. The modes are: constant on, motion on, and off.

I've been on a wireless, rechargeable lighting kick lately. Tired of replacing batteries so i gave these a try. Not a bad light, but they are small. As you can see, I compared them to an Airpods Pro Case. Even tho they are small, they do give off a lot of light as you can see. 1 press is on constantly, 2 presses is motion mode, 3 is off and when the light is on you hold the button down and it adjusts the brightness.Comes with a sticky Velcro pad to install. Not crazy about the style of velcro they supplied, one side is the hard spikes and the other is the soft, "hairy" type velcro. My suggestion is both sides, hard velcro, or maybe a small magnet. Gonna check this AM to see if it pulls off the shelf when removing for re-charge. Came 75% charge, took 10 mins to fully charge. These are a directional light and lights up better the further away you are lighting (you see what I mean in the pic) The light is warm light, not bright white which is fine because they are bright. Here's the kicker ... not sure I'd pay $18 for these lights, to me it's a little pricey.As stated they are nice lights and bright for the size.

Use in dark cabinets and love them