Rechargeable Motion Sensor Wardrobe Light, 3.3ft Flexible LED Strip with 30LED, PIR and Light Sensor, Warm White Night Light for Bedroom, Kitchen, Wall, Closet, Cabinet

These are amazing--one of my favorite finds. I'm using mine in my pantry as they are low profile enough to disguise easily and the motion sensors are quite sensitive/responsive in low light. The warm glow is easy on the eyes but with plenty brightness to lighten up my cabinets and make things easy to find. The charge seems to be lasting sigificantly longer than I expected, especially considering how frequently these cabinets get used.

I was hesitant about this product, very hesitant. Most cheap motion lights such as these don't really work all that great, and the lifespan is always disappointing. I bought these to use as emergency lighting in a power outage rather than purchasing dedicated blackout bulbs due to the cost and ease of charging. I am not disappointed. Not even a bit.My bathroom has 6 vanity lights behind a translucent shade above the mirror, and I placed one of these below the bulbs, shining out of the translucent cover. I mounted the motion sensor on the wall next to the fixture, and set them to only come on in the dark, at the lowest time setting available. Now, when you walk into the room, it's a perfectly useable light all through the bathroom. It does kick on so quickly that you don't have time to turn on the light switch, and sometimes it kicks on when you're leaving and turn the main lights off. That's not a complaint, they last a fair amount of time between charges at the lowest time setting. To counter this, I turn them completely off sometimes knowing that if needed in a power outage, all I have to do is flip the switch and have automatic lighting. Otherwise, I let it turn on and simply charge it every few weeks to make sure it's ready. It detaches easily making charging a breeze. I'd almost consider trying to wire it so that it's always charging and still useable, but there aren't any plugs that close and I'm not sure how that would be for the battery. My only complaint is that the time settings jump from 15 seconds to 130, to 360. 15 is just a bit too low for actual usage as a bathroom light (I sometimes don't move a whole lot while peeing and it kicks off so I have to do a strange little dance so that it detects motion), and 130 seems excessively draining for a light I rarely use as the primary light. 360 is too much, and I don't think the battery could handle much activation at that length.Other than that, buy them. Wholeheartedly recommend, put them in your cupboard, your bathroom, hallway, closet, wherever. They're hideous to see the strips but you can see that when you purchase them, so hide them with a little effort and they're excellent lighting solutions.

UPDATE:Opened the door yesterday and the lights are working fine, but a loop about a foot long has pulled away from the trim. Easy fix. I used some gel super glue to reattach the strip. Use the glue of your choice. DO NOT USE TACKS OR STAPLES! You’d be courting disaster. I’m still happy. No rating change.///////////////////////I needed light in a small closet, and this seemed like just the thing. You get a rechargeable battery with and advertised 3 hours between charges. This mounts magnetically so it's easy to take down for charging. It includes a USB cable and it will charge with any standard 5-volt charger.You get 3 meters of warm (3000K) led lights with double sticky tape for mounting. The strip is about 0.25 inches wide. You also get two "end caps to terminate the strip. If the length is too long you can trim the strip to fit. There are markings so you know where it's safe to cut.Installation is pretty simple with a couple of points where attention is required.The clamshell packaging is, like all clamshell packaging, a pain with which to deal.Make sure you clean the surface where the strip will be mounted. I used alcohol pads, but I think glass cleaner would work as well.Be careful when you remove the red cover off the mounting tape. It's too easy to think you're getting the covering when you are really removing the tape from the led strip. I used a sharp pocketknife to separate the covering from the tape.The motion sensor seems to work well and the leds provide a lot of light.I've not looked on their website, but instructions are Ikea-like. Stick-man.Summary. Easy to install. Works well. Level of difficult a solid 1.