Rechargeable Motion Sensor Ceiling Lights, Battery Operated Closet Light with Remote, Battery Powered Shower Light for Inside Shower, Wireless Ceiling Lights Indoor for Pantry Shed Bathroom, 3CCT

These are great lights to have around the house and rechargeable which is a plus - I am very happy I made this purchase and recommend to everyone. Very good product

The wife's shower didn't have a light. It was like a dark closet. The light was very easy to install, it also has a simple to use remote and it is 90% brighter in the shower. Happy wife, happy life .

Sus baterías duran mucho, no tiene tanta potencia a la hora de iluminar, pero funciona perfectamente con lo básico

Love this in my closet, bright and comes in when I enter.

Very easy to install, give off great light. And easy to take down to recharge. We used this innour shower to give us more light and it works perfect.

Can’t tell if light is charged. It doesn’t have the modes described in the product. It has off-auto-on. Set to on it stays on. The auto mode doesn’t detect motion. There is no auto mode 1 or auto mode 2 as stated in product description. Is it because it’s not fully charged? How long does initial charging take? I can’t return as I was out of state for family death and missed the return window.

Pretty good lights. I have a fairly dark shower and these lights definitely make it brighter. I saw a video review and the gentlemen said to get the 2 pack and that way you will always have a light fully charged and ready to go. Out of the box, they took over 45 minutes to fully charge up. The motion option is cool, but I just mounted the remote next to my light switch with double sided tape. Super easy install. Comes with a base that mounts to the surface and the light simply spins on and off. Making removing super easy. Only had for a few days and so far so good. Time will tell how they hold up to the moisture.

The light is highly specified: Three color temperatures (3500K, 4500K, 6500K), variable brightness, rechargeable battery, remote control, variable auto turn-off (15 min., 30 min., etc.). But the instructions...a nightmare. Print is so small, could not read it even with magnifying glass. It appears that a critical step is not even mentioned.At first, I thought the motion sensor and/or the 3-position motion sensor switch was defective. It may or may not be, but at the moment, the fixture is performing as it should; that is, when I approach the lamp in its hall closet location, the light turns on. After not detecting movement in appr. 20 seconds, it turns off. But it wasn't this way at first and I requested a replacement from Amazon, which arrived today. Yesterday I decided to try to experiment with the buttons on the remote, keeping in mind that I could turn the fixture on and off manually using the remote (which I did not want to do. I bought the unit for its motion sensor.) Today the fixture is working. Did I unknowingly hit the right buttons on the remote? I really don't know, but it is working today.There are two buttons on the remote, one labeled "Auto Nighttime" and one labeled "Auto Daytime." I don't get it -- the distinction between the two -- but I believe the last button I pressed on the remote before realizing the fixture's motion sensor and auto shut-off were working was the "Auto Nighttime" button. I don't see anything in the instructions, even with a magnifying glasss, that addresses the use of those buttons.I should also mention that the appropriate USB cable for recharging from a computer is included, but not a charger itself. That must be purchased separately (about $7 and up from Amazon).That said, I am now pretty happy with it. Because I am not 100% sure how I got it to work, I won't mess with the remote any more. The unit provides a good amount of light considering it comes from a small (about 7.5" diameter) very attractively designed unit, and now I have two of them!