Sensor Night Lights

Bought couple different style of lights and these have been the best and the rechargeable part is very nice

Priced at just under $20 for a three-pack, this rechargeable motion nightlight set initially seems a bit overpriced for what it offers. Each light provides three color temperature options and three operation modes: always on, daylight motion detection, nighttime motion detection, and off. A main contact switch below the front facing PIR motion detection module allows you to choose the light output direction��top, bottom, or both simultaneously. Additionally, the brightness is dimmable by pressing the same button, offering some customization.

However, one immediate drawback is the weight��or lack thereof. Each unit feels extremely light, which suggests the rechargeable battery inside may not be very large or long-lasting. On a positive note, I tested the motion detection feature, and it works well, triggering accurately and consistently.
These are my initial impressions after fully charging and installing the units, a process that took less than an hour. Installation is incredibly straightforward and user-friendly. To set it up, affix one side of the included double-sided tape to the metal plate, then attach the plate to the magnet on the back of the light. Configure the light��s settings to your preference, expose the adhesive on the other side of the tape, and stick it to the wall or desired surface. The process couldn��t be simpler.

While the product isn��t bad per se, I��ve only had it for an hour, so it��s too early to fully judge its performance. Would I recommend this? I��m not sure yet. I��ve seen similar nightlights that are both better and cheaper, which is why the price stands out as a concern. If I encounter any issues with battery life or durability, I��ll return to update this review with more details.

I like these lights. I have not had a chance to test the motion range say if you were outside at 50 feet or anything, but when using them inside in a room they do trigger with humans. You can toggle if you want the left or right or both sides to light up. and per the directions they have the "night motion" when it is dark enough or "always on" or "off" positions. The forth switch position does not make sense to me though. There is a touch button on the surface next to the motion eye/bubble in the middle. That is where you change the color temp, toggle left/right/both, and set the dimmer. What I have not figured out is how the three communicate. When you have multiple on, or set to turn on with motion, if you change the color temp of one, the others change too. Neat, but I am curious about the method from a battery life observation. I will see these used in my camper probably stuck to my refrigerator door for night lights.

Recently bought a 6 pack for my stairs. They are nice and bright, only issue I have is the motion sensor is junk. They pick up the movement to turn on, then they stay on until you physically shut them off. Not impressed at all. I could have spent my money on a light set with a remote if I felt like pushing a button to shut things off. Wouldnt recommend at all

These are great little lights. Nice variety of settings (cool/warm, brightness, and top, bottom, or both for light emission) AND I didn��t realize they would all sync with each other! A very nice, affordable alternative to hard wiring. I have not had them long enough to speak to battery life yet. If I could change one thing I��d like to have the option to go even more dim than the current settings allow as with several of them lined up together it can still be a bit bright, but that is a nitpick for sure and I would not let it stop you from trying these!