EZVALOMotion Sensor Puck Lights 3Pack, 1200mAh Rechargeable Under Cabinet Lights, 2 Color Temps LED Closet Lights Group Control, Dimmable LED Under Counter Lights for Kitchen, Cabinet, Stairs

Muy bueno

As I mentioned in the headline, these motion sensor puck lights have proven to be very useful (with many other uses/ideas yet to be tried), and they do include some quite handy and convenient features. For instance, the lights can be added to one of two different groups (G1 or G2), so they can be controlled, as well as operate/function, in concert with one another. Additionally, any light in a particular group can be set-up simultaneously (the lights can be adjusted to how you prefer them etc.).The motion lights are mostly controlled with a convenient, but small, remote control, which has performed well to date, with the only controls on the puck lights themselves being a switch for powering them on/off and for selecting either G1 or G2 (groups). Each rechargeable puck light is also equipped with a USB-C charging port, and one USB-A to USB-C charging cable was included with the lights. Also provided with the lights were three round metal peel-n-stick plates, so that you have the option of installing/locating these lights in many various locations, besides only those made of metal, as each light has a partial magnetic backing.The actual light itself that’s emitted from these puck lights is more than adequate, imho, and the light settings can be adjusted and set to either cold or warm (3,000K or 5,000K), with each of those light settings being dimmable, as well. With the remote you can also choose from three separate timer settings, with a Day and Night settings also available.Now for the “but” in my headline: While these motion lights have worked well, and, yes, I do like them, I think that they are triggered to come on too easily, when there’s still plenty of adequate lighting in the room/environment (I’ve tried various settings on the remote control, but to no avail). For instance, it would be quite handy if the light sensitivity to the surrounding environment could be adjusted etc. Also, I’m of the opinion that the peel-n-stick metal plates that are provided for mounting/installing these puck lights should consist of a better quality metal, as I’m currently using two of these on an inside staircase, and when I stick them to the plates that’s been adhered to the wood, they quite often do not stay where I put them, as they slide on the plate quite easily---it’s just not a strong enough magnetic connection. In fairness, however, they have yet to completely come loose, as the connection has been strong enough to prevent this from happening, thus far.To conclude, even with the light sensitivity/surrounding environment and the peel-n-stick metal plate issues, I’m still more than pleased and satisfied with these motion sensor puck lights, and that for their overall usefulness, convenience and features.Please see my pics of these lights for some nice visuals.

I’m very happy with this purchase, very easy to install, just puts the magnet into any surface and attach the light. Easy to recharge. I will be buying another set soon.

These work perfectly for the price!

The media could not be loaded. I love how it lights up my kitchen, giving it such a classy & expensive look!

I bought these puck lights to provide overhead lighting for the billiard table on my patio. That patio has an aluminum roof so there is no clean way to run electricity to it. These dimmable lights have good functionality and are reasonably bright (but not like a normal overhead light). You can switch the color temperature between a warm 3000k and a cold 5000k. Unfortunately there is no way to turn off the motion-detection at night-- which is a problem for my particular use-case.The lights are chargeable by USB-C. A USB-C cable is included but a charger is not. A red indicator-light shines while charging, which turns green when fully charged.The lights have physical switch that can be set to “Off”, G1 (Group 1) or G2 (Group 2). You can put all lights in the same group or put them in different groups-- both of which can be controlled by the same remote-control.The lights have strong magnets built into the backside which allows you to attach & detach the lights from steel or iron surfaces. There are 3 thin, stick-on steel disks that you can attach to a wall or ceiling so that you can then attach/detach the lights magnetically to the disks.The user-manual is not good. It doesn’t explain how to use the lights very well. There is no explanation of what the “Day” and “Night” buttons do. Based on my experimentation, “Day” seems to enable daytime and nighttime motion-detection (which automatically turns on the lights). “Night” seems to enable nighttime-only motion-detection (which automatically turns on the lights). “Cancel” seems to cancel the amount of time that the lights stay on (which can be set from the remote control), but it does not seem to cancel the selection of “Day” or “Night”. If you turn the lights off and then back on, they will return to their previous settings (for color, brightness, etc.)For my use-case I want to be able to turn off the motion detection at night, if I’m not playing pool. (I don’t want the lights to turn on if I’m at the nearby dinner table. I’ll probably put a piece tape or paint over the (black) motion-sensor located in the middle of the lights.

The media could not be loaded. The lights itself seem great quality but the remote is not working properly. I got them for the reason to be able to keep them turned on for a while to replace my sensor lights but sadly the timer doesn’t work because the lights don’t respond to the remote. So they only work as a sensor light additionally two of them are warm light and the third one doesn’t match and has a cool light I keep trying to changes it but it also doesn’t work so they look off. I think I will be returning

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