Eton American Red Cross Emergency LED Motion Sensor and Flashlight

Updating my previous review below. I apparently missed the most interesting feature. You can see the LED lens at the end....that's the flashlight. Obviously the more opaque lense in front is the 'nightlight' or should I say lantern feature. It's quite bright. Too bright in fact to be a nightlight. Ah....but that's the trick. When you go to bed there is a motion sensor and so when you have the lights out then are in bed, in about 30 seconds or perhaps a minute the light dims. Then it dims more. So it's bright and effectively a 'lantern' or lamp if you will in the room but then automatically dials down the light to a simple nightlight. Similarly if you get up in the dark it immediately gets brighter. It seems to be pretty good at discerning whether you are simply rolling over in bed vs getting up. Anyway I thought this was the neatest feature. Even if you don't think it's valuable for you, your kids will.---------------------------------------------------Great product. Simple and effective. Plug it into a wall socket and you've got a great night light....light can select between several colors. You'll never wonder where the flashlight is when the lights go out because the night light will automatically come on....auto emergency lighting. Then just pull it out of the electrical outlet and use the flashlight feature. LEDs will mean long light. You could use for either a lantern or a flashlight in the dark. I guess I won't have to try to remember where I put the flashlight anymore. I'm headed out on a business trip next week and might take it along for the hotel. I hate that hotel rooms seem to have two versions of light....completely pitch black or leave a light on and too light.

Great night lights and love that they can be used in emergencies with their battery back up.

We have 15 (not a typo) of these throughout our one-story, 2000 sq ft home. I bought them over a number of years as we realized how handy they are. We have two plugged in above the kitchen countertops and one over a bathroom lavatory. One or two in each bedroom, in a walk-in closet, the entry hall, our two offices and four in our living and dining area. They are of varying ages. We have had most of them for years and not a one has failed to this point. They are great for getting up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom without having to turn on the bedroom light. But best of all for when the power goes out at night. Instead of being in the pitch dark, we can travel throughout our house safely until the power comes back on. The photo is of three of these (two in the master bedroom and one in the hallway to the bathroom) when they are activated by motion. They will dim after a few seconds or you can set them to be dark except when motion activated.

Love the light. The light goes into flashlight mode during a power interruption, but doesn't reset to how you had it originally set. Also, it gets brighter with movement, but there is no way to turn that feature off, or adjust the time it stays bright.

Love these!! I like that they are a night light and can be used as a flashlight. I bought a set of 2 and have one set on green and one on blue. Both colors are bright enough you can see but not too bright for the middle of the night. Very happy with my purchase

Excellent light/flashlight as well..I have several I use them for my cats to see the cat boxes so one cat cat surprise the other at night lol.. I also have one by their food bowls..they are awesome.. purchased a couple as gifts ..

What I like: 1. It works as a motion sensor. When I wake up at night to access the ensuite, it comes on before my feet hit the floor and gives me illumination. 2. When there was an electrical outage in my neighborhood, it came on automatically and stayed on. 3. I could unplug it and use it as a flashlight. 4. It has a few colors other than white that I can set it to if I wish.What I don't like: I can't think of anything other than there are no instructions for changing colors or using it as a night light or a motion sensor. However, it isn't hard to figure out.