YUNLIGHTS 39LED Motion Sensor Closet Light Battery Operated, 120° Sensor Rotation Under Cabinet Lights, 6500K, 280LM, 2700mAh Battery, USB Rechargeable, 3 Modes Sensor Pantry Light

Very bright white light. However, the motion sensor does not detect movement too well due its flat design (vs dome sensor type), so I find myself almost having to be right in front of the light for it to turn on. Other than this nice, solid light overall.

I use two of these on either side of my mirror to put on makeup about 10-15 minutes a day. I only wish I didn't have to recharge them every fourth use....other than that it's bright and does the job...maybe one other suggestion....adjusting hues would be nice....warm light vs daylight...

The good feature is that the motion detection sensor rotates so that you can aim it towards the likely motion to trigger the light, but the problem is that the rotation is insufficient to have the light point up and the sensor point down. It just doesn't turn far enough for my installation where I want the light to illuminate the ceiling and the sensor down. Consequently in a hallway, to get the sensor pointing to people walking below, the bright light is in your eyes. There is no good reason why the sensor couldn't rotate 180 degrees or even 340 degrees. Also, the magnetic area on the light is only in the middle and that is another reason you can't point the light straight up with the mounting bracket horizontal on a wall. Lastly, the screws that come with the mounting bracket are absurdly small, no way they will hold the light in a plaster wall.

Magnet that is supposed to hold the light is not very strong. It fell off the holder and broke. Otherwise the light woks

Light works fine, though it could be a touch brighter. I feel like I could use two of these to illuminate my closet which is one of those standard 8-foot by 2-foot non-walk-in style. One is just okay and gets the job done, but two would more suited. Think 40-watt bulb.It’s the ridiculously tiny screws that are near worthless. If you’re were looking to mount this into hardwood (real solid wood; not particle board) then they may work. I was mounting to drywall, and that posed a challenge since the holes for the screws are about 1/16-inch wide. I used two small nails with flat heads and they worked okay. It’s not very heavy so should work.

This is my third or fourth purchase. (I may have bought two at once one time.) We use this under the cabinet over a sink and in a couple of cubbies that store supplies. One we haven't mounted and use it as a "spare", keeping it charged and swapping out with the over-the-sink light as needed. They are so handy although there is a learning curve on adjusting it so it doesn't turn on too much. We love them and will not hesitate to get more as the need arises.

Bought one for my closet. Then visiting my parents, who have a door that closes behind you, leaving you in a pitch black, dark garage. (No windows, nor auto-lighting), I decided to get it for them. I was worried that the sensor would work in complete darkness, but it did. Not sure how it did, but it worked. Every-time I went to the garage, I was reminded how glad I was I got it.

Bought this for closet lights. It is really bright, brighter than other similar lights that I used before and the motion detection is sensitive enough. Only issue is that the magnet is a little weak, and if you position it of off the magnet center, it will drop with a slight push. Battery lasts a few months of daily usage. But it’s still the best motion detection closet light that I found, although a little pricey. I bought six of them for 3 closets. :)