LIGHTDIMS Original Strength - Light Dimming Shapes Dims 50-80%, in Minimal Packaging (1 Sheet).

I recently purchased the LightDims Original Strength Light Dimming Covers, and I can confidently say these little products are a game changer for anyone looking to reduce intrusive light in their living space. Whether it's a bright LED on a piece of electronics or that pesky light from a charging device, these covers do an outstanding job of blocking out unwanted illumination. Design & Functionality: The LightDims come in a simple, unobtrusive design that adheres easily to any smooth surface. I was especially impressed by the adhesive quality; they stick firmly but can be removed without leaving behind any residue. The covers are thin enough that they don’t create a bulge or look unsightly, and they blend seamlessly with most devices. Effectiveness: As for their effectiveness, these dimming covers do exactly what they promise. I placed them on surge protector strips, my dehumidifiers, Wi-Fi cams, and more, and the difference was immediate. The bright blue light that previously disrupted my sleep, is now a soft, manageable glow. What I love is that they don’t completely block the light but rather soften it, ensuring that the devices still indicate their status without being overwhelming. Value for Money: Considering the affordable price for a pack of 40, the LightDims provide excellent value. I’ve used several already and have plenty left over for future projects or additional appliances. It’s a small investment for a big impact on the quality of my sleep and overall comfort in my living environment. Final Thoughts: Overall, I highly recommend LightDims Original Strength Light Dimming Covers for anyone tired of bright, distracting lights at night. They are effective, easy to use, and affordable – what more could you ask for? If you’re considering them, don’t hesitate; they are a simple solution to obtrusive LEDs in the modern home!

It seems everything has LED lights in it now! I am photophobic due to mild retinopathy combined with migraine triggered light sensitivity. We use air purifiers, CPAP, Coffee maker, TV, PC, electronic recliner, and even the microwave and stove clocks are too bright. These work to dim the lights without completely hiding them - reducing the excessive brightness and halo. Remote still works normally and although the light is still visible behind these stickers, it is much easier on the eyes.

Top: before. Bottom: after. These stickers definitely dim the light but it’s not completely blacked out. It’s good enough for me. The sizes were smaller than I thought they’d be, but again, it worked fine for my needs.

I got a Lenovo gaming laptop, and the power button light under the screen is super bright, making it obnoxious when trying to play games in the dark. You can disable the light from BIOS, but because it also acts as an indicator for performance modes (it changes colors depending on the mode I set it to), I didn't want to disable it. Maybe the Lenovo app on Windows bundles a dimmer setting for it, idk, but because I have to be all complicated and run Linux, I don't have that option either. I'd been meaning to get these stickers for several practical uses like this, but I was surprised to find one of the sticker sizes, specifically the second-largest circle size, was the PERFECT size to cover the light. If you apply it precisely enough, you can't even visually tell there's a sticker on the button. The dimming from the sticker takes that button from brighter than my screen to just slightly dimmer than my keys. So if you have a Lenovo Legion laptop with this button and the same problem with it, here's a recommendation. It remains to be seen whether the sticker can hold up to being touched a lot, but since the intended application of this product probably doesn't account for that, I don't feel it's fair to rate it on that factor. Besides, if one rubs off, I have several more to go through. These are pretty simple to apply. They're VERY thin, I had to curl the plastic sheet a bit to get them up, but they seem substantial. I was able to lift the sticker off my button and make a second attempt at placing it with no issues, so they won't lose all their stickiness after the first application. No wrinkling, no residue noticed either. Nice product, guys. Thanks!

By far one of my favorite purchases ever. Used for several annoying electronic lights throughout the house and in my car. Great product though. Versatile and reusable, with caution.

So LightDims have their ups and their downs. Of all the products of this nature on the market they are still the best in general quality and effectiveness, but there is a huge room for improvement. To begin with, the adhesive they use is definitely questionable. You basically have one try. If you have to reposition it, chances are it's not going to stick the second time. I understand that they don't want it to leave residue if removed (and want it to be removable in the first place,) but they can still do quite a lot better without it being downright messy. The material is also very stiff, so, combined with the lack of a good adhesive it is very hard to stick well on surfaces that are not 100% flat (such as LEDs that stick out a bit.) Some surfaces just plain aren't flat and you really kind of have to open the device up and apply it directly to the LED if you want best results (not something I recommend to those who aren't good with their hands.) It really needs to be a lot more flexible so you can get it on surfaces that aren't flat like, sadly, all too many. I think that, given these factors, I also find the price tag to be a bit much. Especially if you want some of the other options or a multipack. When the product was new I accepted that it could be put down to supply and demand, but by now the price should have gone down and the amount offered per pack should have gone up, yet it really hasn't changed very much. I do think I have to personally recommend the "original strength" the most though. Most of the others all but completely block out all light. Generally you still want to see the LED you're covering if you at least look directly at it. The higher strengths almost completely block out all light (in most cases for me they did completely block it out.) In the worst cases, even though it feels a bit wasteful to do it, you can just stick two on something particularly painfully bright (why do they make power indicators and such that produce 50+ lumens of brightness? You don't need a power LED to be that bright!)

Bought to dim green lights on PS 5 collet module. Does it perfectly. Dimmed to proper level just enough to see.

Great product at a great price. Everyone should have these for all of those electronics in their home that make annoying bright lights at night. I personally used mine for my terrarium so that the lights at night wouldn’t bother my turtle. I cannot recommend this product and company in stronger terms as they delivered fast and it was exactly what I was looking for.

Comes in many sizes and dims the bright lights effectively. Nice!

I’ve been really happy with LightDims. They do exactly what they claim, dim bright lights from electronics that can be distracting, especially at night. I originally bought them to cover the bright display on my microwave, which used to light up the whole kitchen after dark. After applying a LightDim, the light was reduced to a much more comfortable level without completely blocking the display. What surprised me most was how useful they are for other devices. I ended up putting them on a few of my guitar pedals that had obnoxiously bright LEDs. Those lights used to be blinding in a dark room, but the LightDims toned them down perfectly while still letting me see when the pedal is on. They’re easy to apply, stick well, and can be trimmed if needed. It’s such a simple product, but it solves a problem I didn’t realize how much it bothered me until it was fixed. If bright indicator lights from electronics drive you crazy, LightDims are a simple and effective solution.

Die Aufkleber erfüllen ihren Zweck: LEDs werden etwas abgedunkelt, damit sie einem nicht mehr ganz so aufmerksamkeitsheischend in die Augen strahlen. Ist dabei nicht übertrieben, zu helle LEDs kann man danach noch gut wahrnehmen, wenn sie leuchten. Kleben gut, auch nach einigen Jahren, und auch geknickt (habe zwei Geräte, die eine LED an der Kante haben). Ich kann nicht sagen, wie gut und rückstandsfrei sie sich wieder ablösen lassen, sollte man das wollen. Hab's einfach noch nicht gemacht.

Good blackout

Have used it on displays ( coffemachine), blinking diode on ventilator and more. Dims the brightness to a level thats not annoying. Simple yet effective.