YELKO Motion Sensor Night Light, 2000mAh Rechargeable Night Lights Battery Powered, PortableＤimmable Nightlights with 5 Brightness Levels for Kids,Adults (Warm White 1Pack)

Great for the bathroom and late night visits. This night light comes with 5 different brightness levels and the battery last a long time. I have had this a good while now and I have charged it at around the 6 week period and the battery was not flat so who knows how long I would get out of it. This night light seemed to have the biggest battery out of all the night lights I looked at and it was the main reason I bought it. The movement sensor works really well and senses me as soon as I enter the bathroom and stays on until I leave.

There are several levels of brightness that can be set. I liked the shape it's slender enough to place in most areas and unobtrusive. The lamp has a very pleasing warm white light which I much prefer to that of the bright white. It comes with its own stand and the lamp is easily recharged. I have them in the hall as they light my way if I need to move about during the dark , and because they are sensor lights they turn themselves off so not as costly as leaving an electric light on. In a child's bedroom, I would them to be a very safe option . I highly recommend this sensor light

Very happy with this light. I've quite simply placed it in my bathroom, about 2.5 meters away from the door, for when i need to toilet in the evening, or the middle of the night. I've found the sensor very responsive, the light coming on the moment I walk through the door, bright enough for me to do what I need, without me having to put on the big light. Ive had it nearly a month, and its still running on it's first charge. It's quite small, no bigger than a beard trimmer, or something like that, seems to be quite well made, and worth what I paid. Great little night light. You can adjust it too, brightness, warmth, etc. I think it stays on for about 2 mins, though less now, as I think it needs a charge, and if it does go off while you're in the middle doing what you're doing, a small hand gesture will make it come back on. Sensor also only responsive when there's no natural light, so, wont be triggered at all during the day, but as the daylight fades, even with main lights on, it will trigger. So, the sensor only works when it needs to. There is an option to turn it on, and leave it on, but i dont need it for that, as such can't comment on battery life if left on for a prolongued period of time.

I've just purchased a second one of these, the original having been purchased some 3 months ago as a nightlight for my landing (now the hallway is covered too). The original has a nice warm and diffused lighting and the brightness can be quickly and easily adjusted to suit. The motion sensor has a good range and wide area of detection, which is perfect for avoiding nighttime stumbles down the stairs! It has a well-judged light sensor too, so it isn't illuminating during the daytime, even during the recent grotty dark days. Best of all is the battery life. Admittedly the original one is set to the lowest brightness setting, but following a quick initial charge, it is yet to need a recharge after months of being on Auto mode. I'd have purchased the second one at the same £20ish pounds, but thank you black Friday for making the second a no-brainer £12ish. Great bit of kit and completely fit for purpose.

This is a much stronger and better light than my previous version, and the light strength is adjustable. What isn't adjustable is how long the light stays on (25 seconds, I think) which is often just not long enough for a night time pee, so you find yourself waving your arm around frantically whilst trying not to urinate on your foot... They all seem to have a set time limit that isn't long enough. Quite annoying. The other issue is that for it to sand up it needs to be in its stand, which is separate. Why? It could be all one piece. Also, weirdly, if I open the door and it comes on and then turn on the light it then seems to stay on longer than 25 seconds when it's not needed. No idea why. Despite these deficiencies I still like it for the strong, soft light it produces.

I don't like disturbing my wife by putting on the light in the en-suite at night - and two much brightness wakes me up too much too. This is a perfect solution, standing on a surface, facing the door, it illuminates when teh door opens, and switches itself off 20 seconds after I leave and the door closes. The brightness level can be adjusted. The charge lasts a long time - I charge it once a week, though it has never appeared to need it, and it charges very quickly.

Wanted this as a light in the bathroom at night rather than using harsh main light. It is excellent and am really pleased with it. It has 6 different intensities of light to chose from, and easy to setup. Its rechargable so no frequent battery changes, and reacts immediately to movement.

Easy to use, does the job, a great little night light.