GE 4-in-1 LED Power Failure Night Light, Dusk-to-Dawn Sensor, Foldable Plug, Portable, Flashlight, Ideal for Storm, Outage, Emergency, Blackout, Hurricane, Tornado, White, 29679

After they are plugged in outlet, if power loss it automatically lights. You are able to carry them to any room. Best things to have in a power outage. Bright, great quality for the price. Look great in outlets.

Great design for a combination Night light/Flashlight. On constant charge with automatic room darkness, electric eye and manual control, two different l LED light intensities and flashlight switch or manual off. Looks durable and worth the price.

After trying 2 different night lights from Amazon, I wish I picked the GE 4-in-LED Power Failure Night Light first! The night light has 2 brightness settings, flashlight, auto ON/OFF, and a switch to turn OFF for initial charging the battery. Now it is plugged in so I don't have to touch it, unless we lose power. Now I'm going to order more for seeing at night & emergencies.

Works good, had a dim and bright mode

My sister had this night light in her bathroom and I liked it so much I ordered one right away. I received it yesterday and it is so bright plus it is also a flashlight. I will be going back to order more. It is the best! You do not even need a light on to use the bathroom during the night.

What a nightlight/ emergency light / flashlight. This light by GE met every expectation I had for ensuring safety. Check all functions and you will find these worth the money. This is the second light I tested for my needs and it really passes the test.

Plug it in and let it charge. It will not illuminate - unless there is a power outage. The light will come on. Unplug it and use it to find you favorite flash light. A button on the side allows selection of low luminosity, high luminosity and a separate, spot beam LED. Note: it must be plugged in to charge the battery prior to use. Well made and very handy.

I bought more of them. After a power outage they work great. You can find your way around your home to find your emergency lights without being totally blind in the dark. I have some low power lights in every room, but they're plug ins. I also have power banks I can plug them into. That will work for about four hours for each power bank. And a couple of power banks will work for about a day because they're battery operated and I can change batteries. As long as I have batteries. But if I can't find my way around, I'm not likely to use them but just stay in one spot for fear of tumbling down the stairs. These lights are a life saver. They've never felt even slightly warm. The LED is a bit "cold white" but I can stand that. I put one at the top of the stairs, one at the bottom and one near every door exit. The one I use most is the one in the bathroom because it's just in the best spot avoiding hazards. Been through two power outages with them now. What I do is, I replace the plug with one of those multiple outlets with USB slots, plug a low power LED light into the USB, use one of the regular slots for the emergency light, and I still have more places to plug other things in. I still have to get the battery packs and recharged power banks collected in one place, but that's because I use them for other things too, especially during holidays for decorations. But the little night light emergency lights are a staple part of the plan to keep safe.