EverBriteMotion Sensor Night Lights, LED Soft Warm Light, Battery Powered Auto Stick-On Night Light for Bedroom, Bathroom, Stair, Closet, 9 AA Batteries Included(3 Pack)

These are so easy to set up, simply pop in the batteries, put the cover on, peel and stick to your desired area. I put these all along my hallway leading to the bathroom. They work just as advertised and light up as I walk by. They have 2 settings, 30 seconds and 45 seconds. The best part is that they only turn on at night or when it’s dark, during the day, your battery is not being drained.I love that these can be moved and set up pretty much anywhere, they are versatile. The color blends into my walls and looks great. I will be buying more for the kitchen and bathroom areas.

The louver covering over lights is perfect for stairs and floors and directs the light down not in your eyes. The battery power let me put them right where I needed them and the dusk to dawn with motion capabilities saved the battery life also. I Love the on/off switch on the back too.

Having a super old house with questionable electrical runs, these lights came in handy when our motion sensing light bit the dust and new ones require a neutral wire which we do not have in the aforementioned receptacle. Therefore, we are now stuck with a 3 way light that we have to manually turn on or off. The switch, however, is right next to the bathroom door and far from each of the bedrooms. This is pretty useless when having to traverse the hall to reach the bathroom. Not fun when you feel the need.These lights changed the game. We put one on the floor below where the switch is on the wall, and now it serves the same purpose the old motion sensor did, lighting the way to the promised land. The rest we put on the staircase which also eliminates the need to turn on the 3-way light just to go up a landing and shut off the light when reaching upstairs, leaving everyone in the dark when going to their bedrooms.You'll need to play with the positioning to get the best functionality out of them, especially if you put them in a winding staircase or one with corners. You may need to get 2 sets, as I will eventually have to do.Pros- Good lighting- Mounting brackets if you want to use them (we did not)- Decent motion sensing, but not when reaching a cornerCons- The cone angle of the motion sensing could be better- Would have been nice to have adjustable light strengthOverall, I'd recommend these.

Not sure what took me so long - 14 years - to decide to add a motion sensor night light in my Master Bathroom for my middle-of-the-night bathroom run. I read LOTS and LOTS of reviews. This EverBrite Sensor Night Light called to me because of the 30 or 45 second delay before it turns off. I like gadgets with options. So here's the real scoop on my experience so far. For starters, I did not use the included off brand batteries. I used 3 Energizers for longer battery life. The back of the unit slides off easily for battery replacement. The unit itself has some weight to it, and appears to be quality made. it doesn't feel cheap at all. The light is not glaringly bright, and using just one unit is perfect for my needs. It is designed for the light to angle downward toward the floor, but could be used upside-down if you wanted the light to shine upward. I have mine facing down. It's a warmer glow and will not wake up too many brain cells in the middle of the night, so it's easy to fall back asleep. The sensor immediately picks up my entering the very dark bathroom during the night and the light turns on. If set for 30 secs, it stays on for exactly 30 seconds after it no longer detects any motion. All good, right? Here's where it gets weird - The listing/product claims it has to be really dark for the sensor to activate... NOT TRUE... My bathroom has no windows but during DAYLIGHT hours gets a decent amount of residual light that trickles in from the bedroom. If I walk PAST the bathroom, it doesn't trigger the light but if I walk IN the bathroom DURING THE DAY it SOMETIMES turns on even though there is plenty of light coming in from the "darkish" bedroom. And then there's this - if I walk into the bathroom DURING THE DAY and turn on the overhead light, and upon my leaving the room, turning the overhead light off as I exit, the Night Light immediately turns ON! Why?? This is counter-intuitive. Maybe the relative contrast in light (very bright to now somewhat dark) triggers the Night Light? The technology isn't perfect and this inefficiency will blow through the battery life faster, but for the price I guess I'm happy with the end result. I only need one unit in the bathroom, and the set came with 3, so I have 2 extras in case the unit dies altogether over time from being activated more often than it should. I haven't tried the other two that are still in the box, maybe those would perform more accurately. For now I am happy with my purchase and enjoy not having to "see the light" in the middle of the night!!

These things are amazing. I hate turning on my basement stair lights everytime I’m up and down, now it’s perfect.

The media could not be loaded. These seemed a bit pricier than some of the others but they’re worth the money. Mom lives in an older home with step stairwell to basement and these lights light the steps perfectly especially during bad weather or power outage. You can either tape them with provided double sided tape or use screws. I installed mine with the screws. Takes 3 AA batteries and you can choose between 30 and 45 seconds for them to stay on once motion detected. Then after no motion for selected time they go off.

Bright nightlights for stairwell. Motion turns them on. Attractive item. Batteries included. Easy to attach to wall. Great price. Thanks!

should have high and low bright setting, and a 15 second setting. a bit on larger side.