84 LED Closet Light 4W Motion Sensor Closet Lights Rechargeable Under Cabinet Lighting Wireless Wardrobe Light for Closet,Kitchen 4000K 2500mAh Battery Powered Closet Light bar (ON/Off/AUTO)

Bought for, and currently being used in a pantry closet. I read through the useful reviews and bought it based on the sane, measured, reasonable responses. I'm not disappointed.If used correctly, and your expectations are clear, this is a great solution to your darkness problems.First of all, excellent illumination. Second, easy to install. Third, USB rechargeable... no more batteries!Now, onto the usage. Let me note that another reviewer posted that he/she had trouble at first - with the motion detection - until they used a small bit of electrical tape to cover the light sensor. This unit is designed to not turn on if the ambient light detected is greater than 10 lux. That's not much light, and I personally don't understand the use for that particular sensor. At the very least, it should be switchable, but it's not.The solution is to simply cut out a piece of dark tape, and cover the light sensor... as mentioned previously. (This, of course, unless you intend to use this light in a cave, or a 100% dark area) .BAM! Problem solved.We now open the pantry closet and "Viola! light!Shut the door and... BAM! 20 seconds later, the light miraculously shuts off!I would definitely buy it again, but I only had one dark closet, and now I don't.P. S.: The motion detector is the key to the usefulness and functionality of this product. It is almost perfect for any application.If you can properly install a new roll of toilet paper, you can install and use this light.BAM!

We have several closets in a hallway that is well lit, but the lights are recessed and 14 feet up. Seeing anything in the closets, even with the hall lights on, can be a challenge.I've tried several types of stick-on lights but they aren't usually bright enough, they don't have a wide enough beam to show much, they look silly, the batteries run out, and there's nowhere good to mount them.These lights are almost perfect. I have them mounted to the top of the doorframe just inside the door (on the thicker part the door fits up against). I thought they would stick out awkwardly there but it doesn't bother me and it allows more light to reach under shelves. I wiped the area with alcohol and stuck the magnetic strip to it. After charging the light, I stuck it to the strip and it has stayed strong and steady for a few months. The motion detection turns them on when the door is opened, keeps them on while someone is standing g there, and turns the lights off a few seconds after closing the door. I have used one closet in particular a lot and the battery is still going without a recharge, but it won't be a problem when I need to do it.The one problem I have is what other reviewers mentioned: if I open the door but the light doesn't think it's dark enough to be needed, it might not turn on. We seem to have different opinions on how much light is needed in a dark coat closet. But, as others have also mentioned, a little electrical tape over the light sensor (the small circle next to the large white dome), and the light bar always thinks it is pitch black and therefore always agrees that I need some light.I bought one, tried it out, loved it, and bought two more. This is easily my wife's favorite "home improvement" project I've done. It cost far less time and money than pretty much any other project. I'm not sure what that says about me, but I'll be happy about my wife being happy any day.

After one year of use on a basement stairway, the device's motion detector stopped working and only would partially work if switched to the permanent "ON" position. And at the same time it stopped providing full brightness, only provided about 50% brightness even after giving it a full charge.This device is only good for a temporary solution.UPDATE TO ORIGINAL REVIEWApparently this light somehow began mis-operating temporarily, can't explain why. This had not happened for a whole year of use. But after giving it a second full charge it resumed operating automatically as it was designed to do. So I changed the rating from 2 Stars to 4 Stars, assuming that this mis-operation will not be a common occurrence.

Perfect for illuminating closets, dark nooks, etc. anywhere you need more light. Ordered this and it’s been the best solution for our closet that didn’t have a light fixture. Here’s what I love about it:* Rechargable - no batteries to purchase, just recharge when it gets dim. Very long-lasting battery depending on how frequently it’s used.* Brightness - very bright! Illuminated a large dark closet with plenty of light.* Installation - you can mount it with wall screws if you need a more permanent sturdy option, but the stick-on magnetic strip works great and makes it easy when you need to remove it to recharge. Just snaps in and out of the holder and the magnet is strong enough to withstand the occasional bump.* Sensor - the automatic motion sensor works very well and has a wide field of “view.”This is not a con, but be aware the motions sensor works best in a dark place with no motion. For example a closed dark closet is perfect, the door opens and the light pops on right away. But note that if it’s an already somewhat lit area and it detects people waking by regularly, such as a hallway, it may have some trouble. For example If you test it in a lot room, the motion sensor doesn’t really work. Best for use in an enclosed dark space.Overall this light has been exactly what I was looking for.