Sunbeam 3-Pack Emergency Night Lights 5-in-1 Motion Sensor Rechargeable

I absolutely love these!! First time I saw these was at my brothers house, my sister in law had gotten them for the kids, she used them for a bathroom light, just in case you get up during the night, and don’t want to turn the bathroom light on these are motion sensors, so anytime you move it turned on, it has three different light sensors, one is a soft yellow light, next is the bright white, and the last one is color lights (which is fun) , it also had an emergency flashlight on the bottom, I have used these not just on my home daily, but I have also brought on my travels, we also just recently had a power outage that these guys came very in handy. Great buy, kinda on btw pricy side, but totally worth it!

I love this. They are looooong lasting and really bright. The problem is my whole family likes them too. Im glad they come as a 3 pack.

They provide light to traverse a dark room and especially come in handy when the electricity goes off. I don't think the light is that bright though but they work for me.

I like the on at dark and back off during the day. I thought I would like the colors, but after a while decided that was just annoying. Fortunately you can make it just soft white. The power fail mode works well and hopefully will help me if the power goes out at night

I love these lights so much that I have actually bought two sets of three. Not only are they extremely practical for hallways or bathrooms at night, but they also do have the emergency function of turning white light on automatically if you lose power. We tend to do so a lot and these have been wonderful! Also, they serve an alternative purpose of being a calming LED light of whatever color you choose. I do not go on vacation without bringing two of these with me anymore as we tend to vacation in the mountains and power it's not always a guarantee! I don't feel they are too bright at all nor are they too dim, they are just perfect! I ordered both my sets at a discount because I don't think people understand that they only turn colors when it is plugged into the wall. Seeing as how the instructions were not part of the package opened, that is my only guess!

These lights are great and I highly recommend them. 1) They offer light at night with motion sensor, especially in those really dark areas. 2) Which was the main reason I ordered these lights, they work as flashlights in the case of an emergency and or blackout. They're charging the entire time they are plugged in, providing you light at night, so they are ready to go when you really need them. Since you can plug them in all around your house, you'll always know where they are during those emergency times.

My son found one of these lights outside on the ground years ago. After not finding an owner, we stuck it in his bathroom and I liked it so much I had to find more. Luckily Amazon had them. I love the color-changing light when motion is detected and if the power goes out they light up white, which is nice when your home suddenly goes dark. You can also unplug them and carry them around using the flashlight that's on the bottom of the device.

These lights are very versatile, and I thought they were exactly what I was looking for, but there are problems with motion sensing and brightness that caused me to give them a less than stellar review. Scroll down to "CONS" if you want to know more about that. As I'm discussing the functions of the light, understand that I'm only talking about how it functions in a darkened room. It has a light sensor, so the light is always off in a bright room. The first thing I want to mention is that the description is slightly misleading or unclear on a couple of points. First, the light does not automatically turn on when it loses power. This is probably a good thing, to preserve battery, but if that's what you want, look elsewhere. Second, the "motion sensor switch" doesn't do what you might think. It doesn't affect the motion sensor at all. Here's what it does: there are two levels of brightness on the light. In either setting, the brighter light turns on for 25 seconds when motion is detected. When the "motion sensor switch" is in the on position, the light remains off the rest of the time. When it's in the off position, the light stays on at a dimmer setting the rest of the time. It's counterintuitive, but that's how it works. PROS: 1. I love that there are so many color options. This is fantastic if you want, say, a white light in the kitchen, and a blue light in the bathroom, and it suits the tastes of multiple people in a household if they use different bathrooms in the middle of the night. 2. The design is sleek and attractive. 3. When running on battery power, the flashlight is very bright, and the lantern function is quite usable in a dark room, and will be very nice during a power outage. CONS: 1. There is no way to adjust the brightness or turn off the motion sensing, which is a problem because the light that comes on when motion is detected is too bright. It's definitely too bright for me for a middle-of-the-night bathroom trip, and too bright to be going off every time a dog walks past, or when I get a sip of water while watching TV in the evenings. It's probably more appropriate for emergency use, when the power is out, and you're wide awake, but for minimal lighting so you don't bump into things in the middle of the night, it's too much. However, the more dim light that stays on when the motion sensor switch (that isn't really a motion sensor switch) is in the off position is the perfect brightness for everything except emergency use. So I use this setting, and I've taped over the motion sensor so that the brighter light that is normally activated by the motion sensor is never engaged —though that means they are on all night long, which isn't what I would have preferred. 2. If you don't tape over the motion sensor as I did, be aware that the field in which the sensor activates is fairly narrow. If you can think of a clock face parallel to the floor, with 12:00 at the wall outlet, imagine angled lines coming out from 5:00 and 7:00, and that's my rough estimate of where the sensor will be triggered. So, for example, if you have the light on a side wall in a long hallway, the sensor won't activate until you're pretty much directly in front of the light. This might not be a problem for you, and it might even be beneficial in some rooms, so that the light isn't turning on unnecessarily, but it's something you might want to think about in advance, depending on where you plan to put the lights. 3. Lastly, when the light loses power, it's designed to remain off until it detects motion, and then it turns on for 25 seconds, like it normally does when it's in a powered socket. You can turn on the "emergency lighting" options — the flashlight, or two different white "lantern" lights — by pressing and cycling through the power button, and those options will stay on until you turn them off, but be aware that once you've done that, there's no way to put the light back into motion-activated mode without plugging it back into a powered socket again. That's not necessarily a negative, but if you have your heart set on having motion activated lights all throughout the house during a power outage, then just know that once you press the power button, you'll lose that ability on that light until the power comes back on. And that's about it. You may like the light more than me. I would absolutely have given it five stars and recommended it to everyone I know if there was a way to easily turn off the motion sensor, or to affect the brightness of that motion-activated light. But as it is, I wanted motion-activated nightlights, and instead, I have always-on nightlights with tape on the front of them. Perhaps they won't be too bright for some people, but they are for me. I'm sure I'm going to love them if there's a power outage, because those functions were a huge selling point for me, but for everyday use, they're no better than any other, less expensive nightlight.