Motion Sensor Wardrobe Light, 2M LED Strip Closet Lights, PIR Auto on/Off, Battery Powered Warm White for Bedside, Bathroom, Closet, Cabinet, Kitchen, Stairway

Easy to install and just what we needed. Bought it for our old 1960's enclosed shower that is so dark you can barely read the labels on body wash, shampoos or conditioners. Works great and plenty bright enough. I read the negative reviews and totally disagree. Buy quality batteries. Bought these lights a couple months ago and still on the first set of batteries. For this price they're awesome. If you want $60 quality then buy $60 lights. The velcro works great, but the battery pack is a little heavy for the adhesive and it fell off the ceramic tile. Other than that, it's a really good product!

Purchased 5 months ago for bedroom closet. Very easy to install and provided great lighting. They recently began to dim and I was afraid that my closet lighting was short lived. I changed the batteries (4 AAA) and the lights were as good as new. I hoped batteries would have lasted longer, but for the price point and the brightness, this product deserves 5 stars.

These work great! I have 3 of them up and they work great, but the adhesive strips doesn't work on any of them. We cleaned the wall before attaching and all three came down. I then tried to use the clips too. The strip came down again. We will figure out another way to secure them. Velcro maybe. It's not a big deal. I'll figure something out. We had NO lights in any closets in our house. Now we do!

The control arm that houses the batteries gets pretty heavy with 4 batteries installed and that apparently was enough to make the adhesive not work so great for that piece. The lights themselves are still adhered to the wall, so there's that, but I've had to get creative with placing the motion sensor. Additionally, either my batteries are terrible or this thing blows through them. Which is weird considering it's just a bunch of LEDs; seems it should be easy on power requirements. Maybe the motion sensor causes excessive battery use? Either way, the thing is dead after a few weeks on fresh batteries and that's with it inside a closet that only gets opened a couple of times a day. Not impressed. The lighting is good, though, so at least there's that.

I got this for a small pantry-closet; I wanted a cheap, easy to install solution to providing a bit more light when hunting around for stuff. I expected very little, but am pleasantly surprised by the amount of light (at least with new batteries) and how easy it is to adhere the light strip along the inside door trim. It's just exactly the right length to go from the floor to the top of the door. The photos show the difference between "off" and "on"". The motion sensor seems just about right - though it's IR, not other forms of motion, so opening the door doesn't turn it on - you have to present a body part in the doorway (at least the way I positioned the sensor). Also, only time will tell how long the batteries last with our relatively small usage (probably ~1-2 minutes per day)