EZVALO5 Pack Under Cabinet Lighting, Rechargeable Motion Sensor Light, LED Closet Lights Wireless, 5700K Dimmable, Timer, Magnetic, with Remote Control for Kitchen, Closet, Stair

We had some under the counter lights before that ran on AA batteries - but they'd die REALLY fast. These have a great brightness and battery life. They're nice and slim, so you don't have to worry about bumping your head or something else on them when moving under a cabinet. And they're magnetic! Which is nice because you can quickly and easily take them down for charging OR if you need a light on hand!We had to repair a part of our stove shortly after getting them and it was super easy to remove it from the mount it came with, and attach it to the microwave above the stove due to the magnets inside of it. That allowed us to have a light DIRECTLY over the stove while we fixed it and then safely move it out of the way so it didn't get when the stove would be used. Extra good that due to the magnets, all hands could be used for the task at hand, no one had to awkwardly hold their phone or a flashlight for the other person to work allowing us to more quickly solve the problem!I also use these in our closets and pantry. Those didn't have lights when we moved in, and turning on all available nearby lights [ex. the hall light for a hall closet, or the kitchen light for the pantry] never provided quite enough light to the entire closet or would require you getting in the way of 90% of the light to actually look in there. These lights are great, and the motion sensors are perfect. They're a little sensitive so sometimes all it takes it walking past them or opening a door near them - but that's great if you need to open a door, lean in and grab something quickly and close it. And the timer of 20 seconds is usually perfect for a quick grab - or I just make use of the remote if I know I'll need the light to stay on longer.And the timers for when you're not using motion sensor are perfect. I've had so many you put on for say 15 minutes and they turn off in 5 or 10, or you'll set one for an hour and come back hours later and it's still on and half out of battery. These have been perfect, never turns off too soon [unless the battery dies] and never stays on forever despite setting a timer. They also charge super quickly when plugged directly into a wall [they're a little slower if you plug into a USB port on say a laptop]. I bought 2 sets of 5 and with the 6 currently in use it took me 2 hours to charge all 6 - doing 2 at a time [I had 4 cords with the 2 boxes [each had 2] but did NOT have enough places available at the time to plug them all in at once] and accounting for lulls of me not just watching for them to indicate they were done, that's not too shabby!

Very bright, but also dimmable. Easy to install - you can either throw them onto a magnetic surface (metal shelf or magnetic refrigerator or door, as examples) or stick the included magnets to other surfaces (we have ours on a shelf and a wooden cabinet). These magnets work perfectly and are not weak.We have a dark hallway with no hall lights, and these light up that hallway with the Jeffrey amount of light. I really love that I can dim them at night because I like to still be able to see but without it being too bright. We also have some in a few of our cabinets where the recess lighting in our kitchen just doesnt cut it as well as some in our laundry room. The sensors typically work REALLY well and battery seems to last quite a while.Overall, we're very happy with this purchase!

I bought these light to go under my counter. They are easy to install. I did it myself. I set up he charger. Plugged it into the outlet. They charged over night. I put the holder on the lights, took the tape paper off and stuck them under the cabinets. Wow!! let there be night. I even have one that comes on every time I come into kitchen. It stays on for about 5 seconds. Wow! so easy, so nice.

I like these lights as the motion sensor is reliable and the light is bright enough to light up my cabinets, closets, hallways and kitchen work area. How long they last depends on how bright you set it and how often you walk through that area. I find that the hallway light lasts about a week while the cabinet that gets opened twice a day lasts about a month. The specifications say they charge in 2.5 hours and should last about eight hours if run continuosly.I like the ability to attach them to metal surfaces with the built-in magnets. You can also use the included double-sided tape to attach two metal plates to non magnetic surfaces. The magnet holds very firmly, even on wired shelving (see picture).A switch on the side has On, Off and Auto positions that are easy to move (except on one of the lights that makes it harder to move - I'll see if it softens up with time). I leave it in the Auto position most of the time. The included remote control lets you set certain modes. By default, it's set to Night mode where the light only turns on when motion is detected under low-light conditions.I noticed that if you dim the light with the remote but manually turn it off and then on again (or Auto) it reverts to the brightest setting. The best practice is to turn it off with the remote and press the "Night" button on the remote when you want to turn it back on to keep the brightness setting. The remote also offers a timer so you can leave the light on for 5, 15, 30, 45 and 60 minutes. The remote uses an easy to replace CR2025 battery.One picture I posted shows the first batch on the left (purchased in July and September 2024) and on the right is like the ones I purchased on October 2024. As you can see the red charging indicator on the original ones is very faint and hard to see. I had to lower the camera's brightness just so it shows in the picture. Charging in the daytime makes it very hard to determine if the light is red or green. I'm glad they improved the charing indicator but I'm thinking of exchanging the original ones (I bought two sets of five). Since then I've purchased three more sets to give to my parents and other family members.