WUYOR Wireless LED Spotlight with Remote Control, Battery Spotlights Indoor, RGB Art Lights Color Changing Picture Light Dimmer Puck Lights Display Lamps Wall Light (2 Pack, White)

Great little feature spot light. No cables to have to hide away or have to drill holes for.

First up, these lights look great! We chose to mount them on the ceiling and have them pointing at two large pictures on the wall. Each comes with its own remote control that allows you to play around with the colours, gradients, timers etc but one remote will control either so it is unnecessary to use two unless you have the lights in different areas of the home.When on in the evening, they really do look effective and almost add a touch of class to the pictures, however, there is a bit of a downside. Firstly, the sticky pads they come with are a bit naff to be honest as they've fallen off the ceiling a few times which has seen my husband resort to glueing them on (not ideal), and secondly, they are not USB chargeable but instead take 3 AA batteries per light and we all know decent batteries don't come cheap. We have been using our lights for a couple of weeks and now they are both flat. I should mention that we did only use cheap batteries in them so better quality ones should last longer.My conclusion is that these are lovely lights that look great but I would be much happier if they were USB-chargeable instead of having to fork out for and change batteries all the time. 4/5

Want these to light up my Christmas decorations. Works brilliantly. Having trouble getting the bottom to stick on after putting batteries in, but that's probably me!Remote very easy to use.

Just wat i wanted brill

Wonderful lighting

The media could not be loaded.  They come in white boxes, with not too much packaging. Each of them takes 3 AA batteries, not provided. I used rechargeable batteries without issues. The base unscrews to expose the battery compartment, allowing you to attach the base permanently with the adhesive patch provided. The button allows you to switch them on and cycle through 4 light colors. The remote control has more options, including dimming the light, making it a bit more diffused, many more color options, a timer for 30 or 60 minutes, and a fading effect.Given they take 3 batteries, I was hoping they would be a bit more luminous. The light is also not very diffused and a bit harsh in white mode; it has a darker spot in the center of the light cone (see picture). This does not happen with the other colors.So, they are more for accents and effects than anything else. I would have liked a few pastel-like colors or a way to adjust the hue a bit.

In an age where everything seems to be powered and charged by USB these lights being run by 3 AA each is a bit of downside, but that is where the downsides mostly end.There is a good range of colours available for display, including a cycle button on the remote, the remote has a number of other features as well including a few timer options and dimming options.Button on light itself cycles through some colours, but it's easier to use the remote.This was a pack of two for £14.99 which is fair enough but it looks like they are selling a single pack for the same price. This is a bit cheeky in my eyes, I think two for £14.99 is fine, but is too expensive for the one.The light doesn't turn horizontally but there is a bit for vertical movement. This would work well for small studio type spades.

This pair of spotlights comes in handy when you want to illuminate a place where you couldn’t get wires to. However since it runs on AAA batteries you would need to use rechargeables or have a lot of replacements handy.Some other models can be mounted in various ways, but it looks like this can either be sat on a table or stuck to a surface.The colour choices covers most of the main colors, with pulsing and changing options also available. It can also be set to a timer, to only be one for a certain amount of time, which should help with battery life.Listed Price when I reviewed it: £14.99 and a 10% voucher(Disclaimer: I received this for free as part of the Amazon Vine program, but the views here are based on my own experiences and not edited or influenced by anyone)