EZVALO Wireless LED Spotlights Indoor, 5500mAh Rechargeable Battery Powered Plants Spotlights Indoor, Dimmable & Timer, 3 CCT Small Up Lights with Remote, Accent Uplighting for Artwork,Tree(Black)

Nice bright light but can also lower for mood. Nice, easy to use, take control. Seems like you wouldn't need that but come in handy when light is placed in various places, inside pots, behind decor, or up high on shelves.

Perfect size up lighting for our mantle.

The media could not be loaded. Great spotlight! I did get a couple defective ones first but once I got a good one it ended up working perfectly for my disco ball!

If you're looking for a wireless spotlight that delivers on battery life, beam quality, and practical day-to-day use, this EZVALO light is a standout.I began testing this spotlight on April 14, 2025, by manually turning it on each evening and switching it off overnight, simulating real-world daily use at its dimmest setting. On April 29, after more than 15 days of regular operation, the 5500mAh battery was fully discharged. Total runtime for both fixtures? A staggering 237 hours.Each fixture delivered 28 hours of continuous use on a full charge at the brightest setting. At the lowest brightness setting, that’s an 8.46x improvement, making it extraordinarily practical for subtle, long-term accent lighting with minimal recharging.For perspective, this 5500mAh battery capacity is similar to many modern smartphones. It’s unusually high for a spotlight this compact, enabling far longer operation than most wireless indoor lights in this category.The fixture is small and lightweight — just 7.3 ounces (208 grams). Its tiny footprint and minimal weight make its beam quality and battery performance extraordinary.I tested both the white and black versions. They function identically, though the black has a slightly glossier finish that still looks clean and understated. (At the time of ordering, a third finish was listed, but now only two are available.)The spotlight attaches magnetically to its mounting plate. The magnet is tuned perfectly: strong enough to hold securely, yet easy to detach for charging without disturbing the adhesive base. This makes occasional recharging quick and effortless — a big plus in real-world use.Even better, you can rotate the fixture 360° horizontally while mounted, and tilt the head 90° from straight down to straight ahead. The base rotates smoothly on its magnetic interface, enabling full dome-shaped 180° coverage.That flexibility lets you aim the beam precisely without unmounting or fussing with screws. Just stick it where you can reach it once a month, aim it, and forget about it.The glow blends perfectly with the color temperature of my office lighting, preserving a calm, focused atmosphere after dark. It’s subtle, never blinding, and always under control.I may automate these with an infrared hub to trigger at sunset. But even as manual lights, they deliver professional-grade results with near-zero maintenance.In short: This isn’t just a wireless spotlight. It’s a lighting tool: beautifully engineered, thoughtfully executed, and surprisingly powerful for its size.

This wireless LED indoor spotlight by EZVALO arrived well-packaged, with all pieces nestled inside a soft custom-fit foam insert. The spotlight came with a remote, a short USB-A to USB-C charging cable (charger not included), screw hardware for potential wall mounting, and a user manual. The base of the spotlight is 3.9" (almost 10cm) in diameter so it fits in relatively small spaces. The base hosts a magnetic plate on the bottom that allows two wall-mount options; "peel and stick" via 3M adhesive on the plate (protected with a white peal-off paper layer), or via two screw holes (screws included) for more permanent attachment. The spotlight cylinder can be rotated 360° horizontally, relative to the base, and 90° vertically, relative to the base. Horizontal rotation is smooth, whereas the ball joint that allows vertical rotation is a bit tight and sticky.A key selling point of this light, to me, is it's robust 5500mAh rechargeable internal battery. It came partially charged, and took about 2.5 hours to fully charge using a recommended 5V/2A charger. Next to the USB-C charging port on the side of the base is a small LED light that shines solid red while charging, then turns solid green when fully charged. That charging light is more of an imperative feature than one would think. I also recently acquired a similar spotlight from a different vender that has no charging light, so there is no way to know when the battery is charged. It should be kept in mind that although rechargeable batteries are convenient, any products that incorporate non-replaceable batteries should be considered disposable, because those batteries will eventually stop working. Starting with a good-sized battery, such as the one inside this light, prolongs use.The light is controlled in two ways; with the buttons on the side of the base, and/or with the remote control. The unit must first be turned on with the on/off slider switch on the base. Afterwards, a button on the side allows adjustment of both brightness and color temperature. Double clicking cycles through color temperatures (3000K-4500K-6500K), and long pressing provides for smooth dimming (10%-100%).The IR (infrared) remote provides similar control features as found on the light, while also adding a timer that can be adjusted to between 15min, 30min, 45min, 60min, and 120min, which can help preserve the battery's charge. Conveniently, the remote comes with a coin-shaped CR2025 battery pre-installed, which is activated by removing a thin plastic tab extending from the bottom. The remote's battery is held inside a slide-out tray, so can easily be replaced as needed. There is an infrared receiver on the top of the light's base through which the remote communicates with it. During testing in my living room, the remote did a good job of controlling the light from about 10-15 feet away, but as with any infrared remote there must be line-of-sight between the remote and the light.I got this light to illuminate a sentimental Michalopoulos (New Orleans painter) print above my fireplace mantle (see photo), where no electrical outlet exists. I've considered various types of lighting to highlight that artwork, but ultimately decided against a wall-mounted light to avoid placing disfiguring holes in my wall. The 100 lumen output of this small spotlight does a great job of highlighting it by shining upwards from it's inconspicuous resting place on my mantle.Overall I'm quite pleased with this light. It has a good-sized battery, is inconspicuously stylish, and offers a variety of lighting options to accommodate a plethora of accent lighting scenarios.